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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Looking historically, there were periods where interest rates remained low for a long period of time. How long can we afford to hold up bonds going forward? Such a question has been asked by the zero hedge and other pessimist crowd for at l
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
In laymen’s terms, how do we know this dramatic shift in the past decade(s) is directly due to human pollution? Is there any chance it’s not manmade and if so how much?
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Maybe TheMedNet will do better.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Thanks for your insights. May I ask why you believe too much info is leading to analysis paralysis? Because of Binney or Snowden? Also, I read the document just now that Snowden leaked related to the corporate espionage. What our IC was do
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Most people in the military I speak to absolutely have the opposite conviction. In fact all of the people with whom I’ve acquainted myself are against the Snowden leaks. Maybe it’s geographical. I’m talking to people in my state only. My ta
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
First off, the official narrative is that he passed them off to reporters. Secondly, what in the releases in the intercept public releases specifically compels you to want to see more classified info? I might suggest a military path if you
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
So, to hack such a mechanism, a $10,000,000 reward seems fair. To the right buyer, the value is potentially open ended. Some victim out there will rely on this as a turn key security solution to protect their high value data.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Which countries have superior judicial systems and why?
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
I wonder how advanced drone technology would need to be to be able to fake such a UFO as being from an alien.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Because of the scale and reach of the operation. The convict profited from his enterprise. Not everyone across our country thinks that dealing hard drugs on a large scale is so innocent. It was a nationwide operation.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
In my opinion the sentence is just and will hopefully deter others.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Wouldn’t two half votes for $15k be cheaper than the one vote for $18k? Are two half votes the same as a full vote?
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Wow, fascinating. Is it true that the shape of a penis head evolved that way to scoop out competing sperm?
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
You use grammatical errors with your coworkers to make a point about the universality of fallability?
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Quora compels users to hand over sensitive personal data, combines that with any other data it can, makes mental health diagnoses on its users, and generally offers creepy content.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
They don’t have an edge like they do in their bread and butter markets, combined with a small sample set == high probability of a single year of sports predictions falling over like this
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Quora sure does take in a lot of data.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Disclosure must be stopped.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Maybe the tech will be hackable contrary to the article? Entangle sets of three or more particles instead of sets of two at the source, surreptitiously have the third set go elsewhere
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Ironically the page layout is broken on my iPhone using safari. One can debug this with desktop safari by going into responsive design mode (forget what it’s called)
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Study C then some assembly, meanwhile learning basics of computer engineering, have a solid understanding of discrete math.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Take care of your health separately but as a first priority. Take it easy and don’t put too much pressure on yourself. See if you can get hands on with the system, preferably a staging/dev clone. Break it, try changing a feature, addin
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Back in the day, beige box with laptop was one way to avoid being traced. Of course, this ran risk of being physically identified if you operated the laptop directly from the beige box location..
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
A child with an undeveloped mind gets stoned and is profoundly impacted by it. The act of getting into pot in the first place is the divergent event that led to the deteriorated life path in some cases. The pot use itself is a root cause fo
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Isn’t beam still slow for computations? I envisioned doing something with NIF’s, rustler and rust to break out anything computationally intensive. Perhaps jvm is still a better purpose tool due to this.
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Well, the pot physical addiction debate is where we started. If people experience significant physical withdrawal symptoms from cessation of pot use (which seems to be the case for some), then for those people, it absolutely is physically a
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
No, drug use isn’t consistently picked up in the aftermath of disaster. It’s often near the beginning, and lubricates destructive behavior, even pot. Pot absolutely catalyzes issues in people’s lives. Many would be far better off not usin
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
I bet with further research done properly (which will take decades starting now) we will find that pot use from an early age is not only correlated to diminished quality of life for some, but is a contributing underlying factor enough to t
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Physicians often have colloquially considered pot to not be a root cause for some patients, when it should be. If a child starts self medicating with pot and then their life deteriorates along with their pot usage, there needs to be a focus
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by hsienmaneja 8y ago
Copy that. Getting into semantics, from the descriptions here, one could describe the withdrawal symptoms to be physically/practically significant for some cowards.

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