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by huac 10y ago
Yes. Federal enforcement is carried out by the DOJ, which is an agency of the Executive Branch. The DOJ serves at the pleasure of the President, so while Obama chooses not to enforce this law currently, he (or the next President) could chan
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by huac 10y ago
First, that's the 10th amendment. Second, the Supreme Court tested the 10th Amendment vs the Commerce Clause (which grants the USFG the ability to govern interstate commerce) in Gonzales vs Raich ( https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by huac 10y ago
You're not wrong, but the DNC has done a pretty bad job against probably the easiest candidate to beat so far. I mean something like this: '“Dangerous Donald,” the “loose cannon,” hated by loser Republicans, capable of doing anyth
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by huac 10y ago
most likely answer: DNC sucks at oppo (the best insult they could come up with for trump was 'dangerous donald', i mean seriously)
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by huac 10y ago
> they don't put nearby words near each other Are we sure? They could do something like a Levenshtein distance correction, but they also might not have.
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by huac 10y ago
then he should file his own lawsuit. he has no standing to sue over the hogan case
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by huac 10y ago
Chat disappears after the game, unless someone screenshots (so it's 10x less private than a Snapchat DM or a 1v1 game). But this is orders of magnitude less public than Twitter.
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by huac 10y ago
Her campaign tried to specifically pitch "Bernie Bro" stories to journalists. Shameless. In 2008 her campaign didn't play up gender, but definitely forced the race issue - the Muslim claims, the Reverend Wright allegations, e
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by huac 10y ago
if you have a lake in your backyard?
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Rio’s ‘symbol of hope’: The Olympic refugee team(washingtonpost.com)
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by huac 10y ago
Do you want to be treated like a doormat? If not, try again somewhere else.
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by huac 10y ago
What you're thinking of is product lock-in, not segmentation. Besides, many superior solutions exist and have for a long time: TeamSpeak, Ventrilo, Mumble. Skype is laggy, buggy, and high memory overhead, without mentioning the DDOS ri
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by huac 10y ago
Agree with your use case/pattern - taking the pills n hours before when you want to sleep. Cut the pills in half if you can. Everybody has a different reaction to sleep medicine. You might also consider environmental changes (blackou
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by huac 10y ago
http://draftin.com has something like this as well
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by huac 10y ago
OT: wouldn't recommend melatonin for constant use. more useful in setting a fixed bedtime; taking it too often may cause issues falling asleep.
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by huac 10y ago
That's fair, and I wouldn't bet the bank on his predictions moving forward, but it's valid to consider what Diggler means for Silver's method. Diggler and Cafe.com are important as critics of the media at large. When wha
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by huac 10y ago
The point is that even with 'rigorous methodology' and 'evidence' 538 doesn't do as well as Diggler. Predicting elections is, for the most part, an easy task. Polls are usually good enough to get some picture of the
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by huac 10y ago
You're also about 20-30 years behind if you're considering an East-West dichotomy. If you want to create a (Manichean) divide, consider Global North vs Global South. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North%E2%80%9
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by huac 10y ago
Go look at any story about white murderers, and you'll find baby pictures as well. Of the shooter, not the victim.
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by huac 10y ago
The Hastie/Tibshirani book ( http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~gareth/ISL/ ) is very practical.
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by huac 10y ago
How? He provides no tips or guidelines for what to do , only some snark about what not to do .
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by huac 10y ago
theoretically less friction in 'switching pairs': finding a new desk when you start a new task with a different person should be easier than giving up an office
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by huac 10y ago
Same guy who wrote "The R Inferno," which is a good resource for more advanced R users: http://www.burns-stat.com/documents/books/the-r-inferno/ (this could use a 2013 in the title, however)
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by huac 10y ago
Wikipedians are often wrong, but have learned to be more vigilant regarding claims about public officials. Selective sourcing and misdirection are even easier when you own the "media" outlet. Brock's takeover of Blue Nation R
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by huac 10y ago
Brock's Wikipedia article is impressively anti-Brock for someone who's spending a million dollars on pro-Clinton internet messaging.
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Google tries turning search links black(engadget.com)
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by huac 10y ago
I don't think Apple recruits as many SWE out of college as my original 4. If we're talking about where college seniors want to work, it'd look more like a list of unicorn startups (Airbnb, Uber, and yes, Palantir) - reasoning
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by huac 10y ago
Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Amazon have prestige, but more importantly, recruit and hire the most heavily out of college.
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by huac 10y ago
Sorry, I had a typo in there. Meant lower labor costs means savings to companies and subsequently more profit. The free market, even in a society empowered by technology to not require competition, will dictate that poor people will forever
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by huac 10y ago
Varoufakis and this author phrase the argument strangely. The gist is simple: technology will reduce the demand for labor, so we will no longer need to compete in a capitalist society. I think he's right to fear a society in which the

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