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by jbhatab 10y ago
I don't think republicans have the best plan, but they were the only group that truly cared about their issues. Just like black people felt Trump didn't care about their issues. Rural America didn't think democrats cared abou
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You are reaffirming my original point that I can not even bring up these points in public. "There was an extreme amount of empathy for black America leading up to the election in the majority of the cities and America. Black lives matt
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I listened to the debates many times. Trump brought up jobs for rural America over and over because he knew how badly it effected many Americans. Hillary brought up jobs much less. I should just do a tally on how many times Trump mentioned
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This comes down to empathy.As I said before, I don't know anyone in rural America that can't empathize with poor people in the city. I know many people in cities that have 0 empathy for rural America and issues such as the heroin
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by jbhatab 10y ago
As I said before, I don't know anyone in rural America that can't empathize with poor people in the city. I know many people in cities that have 0 empathy for rural America and issues such as the heroin epidemic facing America. Yo
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It was more symbolic of how disconnected these people are from the general economy. If you go to rural America, many of these people are very disconnected from the general growth and mindset the cities have. I didn't know that Google a
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by jbhatab 10y ago
Yes so you want to have every move to the city where the opportunities are. Which may be fine, but imagine for a second someone telling you that 'you should just move from where you are because where you were born isn't good enoug
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by jbhatab 10y ago
I think that's interesting. I'd be curious what the economics behind it would be to make it work, but I think that could be a step in the right direction. Realistically, it may come up with the issues you just mentioned of it just
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Absolutely. The cities have their own issues, but I don't know anyone in rural America that can't empathize with not having opportunity and being poor. I can't think of a single scenario where brining up people in cities that
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There was an extreme amount of empathy for black America leading up to the election in the majority of the cities and America. Black lives matter. I think that's great and Black america absolutely has it's own issues. Not taking a
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Giving money is not the issue in rural America. It's not social welfare such as health insurance or anything of the sort. If anything I'd say there's a lot of disgust with how many rural Americans live off the system. It&#x27
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Look up where the heroin is coming from. It is produced in Afghanistan and Mexico. With a large amount of heroin being imported through Mexico. Now I'm not sure a wall or border security is the answer, but the problem is that if I brin
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When I say that border security may help reduce cartels, I am labeled a Trump supporter and it does not go well in the Bay Area. You can look up the stats on where the heroin is coming from, and I've personally seen the heroin importat
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It's all connected. I don't know many of the people that have been hit hard by heroin that didn't touch pills as well. It's a n issue with multiple fronts including pharma and heroin. But more importantly than any of th
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by jbhatab 10y ago
Absolutely. The cities have their own issues, but I don't know anyone in rural America that can't empathize with not having opportunity and being poor. Now when I talk to people in the city, I've heard so many things such as
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by jbhatab 10y ago
The lack of opportunity in rural America is disheartening to say the least. I feel the election of Trump is a direct reflection of the lack of empathy people have from cities have for rural America. I grew up in New Hampshire in a very rura
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by jbhatab 10y ago
I honestly don't understand how someone can be sexist. I have never thought lesser of the people I've worked with because of gender. I don't know if this is too personal but would you mind talking with me to explain what it&#
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by jbhatab 10y ago
The article didn't seem to mean in terms of the quality within a drug type. It looks like is more about the value density of a drug. So if Amsterdam cracked down on Marijuana, then there would be more potent cocaine, crack, meth, etc.
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by jbhatab 10y ago
I regularly log in to 8 google accounts and have 4-12 tabs open on 3-6 separate windows. Issues come up on occasion that are fixed by closing chrome and reopening. Not sure exactly but that's my experience at least.
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Why is single payer better? Genuinely curious. I just don't have any solid proof of the American Government doing a better job than the private industry enabled by competition.
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Here's the only thing I'm confused about. Do we have examples of the government running a service better than the private sector? I'm not 100% on this, but it seems all of the best aspects of American services come from compe
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by jbhatab 10y ago
Such a reactionary comment. I don't think things will be quite as drastic as you claim. Much more interested in how self driving cars play out because that's the real goal they are all chasing. Finding markets and places to apply
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Big problem is here is what is 'creepy'? We would literally need a standard or metric for this to make it enforceable. So many people are different and females have very different bars for what is acceptable for flirting from pers
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How could he possibly justify the loss in income and jobs which is a cornerstone of his platform? Someone should present the economic opportunity cost to him in a very clear manor and I think the decision will become clear.
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Wow. To assume that I am sexist from that comment is beyond ignorant. I typed as I normally do and in 90% of America it is the norm to type girl in that sentence. Maybe this is shifting but it is not sexist to type commonly used terms in ce
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by jbhatab 10y ago
Angular is the most scalable? Hmmm. Interesting conclusion. I felt like react or vue would win that one. Still a cool and very opinionated article.
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code like this gives me polygot chills. Rust + Go = love :DDDD.
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I would LOVE a layer built on top of postgres for reactive db events. +1 If it also configured into graphql like you were mentioning at one point, even sexier.
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disagree. React has amazing reasons why it is fundamentally better than most of the other libraries for projects at scale. I think vue is a perfect fit for gitlab but not quite perfect for facebook or a more complex web app on the front end
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A light field projector so we can get sharp images projected on any surface in any lighting. That would be huge for all types of applications that hinge on projectors. Imagine smart boards but in any area projected from all types of objects

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