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by jaibot 13y ago
It's not so much unfair as...perplexing. The article seems to imply that women will be happier placing more emphasis on family, but at the moment the mean-time-working-women-spend-with-their-families is greater than mean-time-working-men-sp
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by jaibot 14y ago
Sell high, buy low.
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by jaibot 14y ago
What's a good way to short bitcoin?
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by jaibot 14y ago
http://vim.sourceforge.net/vimgor/
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by jaibot 14y ago
...probably, yeah.
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by jaibot 14y ago
That's just wrong as a matter of historical fact. I feel fairly confident in asserting that race-based slavery constitutes a form of racism, and predates affirmative action by several centuries. This is...almost certainly trolling, right?
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by jaibot 14y ago
The three people directly involved came out looking pretty good to me. The companies who started firing people and the horrifying online mobs that followed were the only parties I'd classify as 'idiots'.
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by jaibot 14y ago
I don't care whether or not it's "mainstream", so long as I can use it.
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by jaibot 14y ago
He may be modeling it as (or similar to) a prisoner's dilemma, with the assumption that only a huge infusion of funds could cure malaria. In this case, assuming a democracy, "spending other people's money" is more like enforcing an agreemen
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by jaibot 14y ago
There's a known method to get reproductive rates down currently being applied across the globe: affluence. There's no need to mandate it, people are getting there on their own. Of course, affluence is where most of the problem lies. The dif
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by jaibot 14y ago
It's pointless in practice in theory; in practice in practice spammers (in my experience) don't target + aliases. And if you think about the set of people who are likely to give money to spammers, the set of people using + aliases, and the