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by kart23 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixteenth_Amendment_to_the_Uni... > When, therefore, this court adjudges, as it does now adjudge, that Congress cannot impose a duty or tax upon personal property... including invested
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by kart23 7y ago
It is a slam dunk case. If you read all the articles for the wealth tax, they argue it isn't a direct tax simply because nobody knows what a direct tax is. Or that the tax actually taxes income. Both of those are wrong. Wealth tax is a
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by kart23 7y ago
Yes, and if something is not allowed in the constitution, then the federal government does not have the power to do it. The states could do it, but I find the likelihood of all 50 states adopting a wealth tax to be extremely unlikely. http
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by kart23 7y ago
Sorry, I was referring to Warren's planned wealth tax, which is unconstitutional under the 16th Amendment. I support antitrust laws, and they have done a lot of good for America. https://taxfoundation.org/warren-wealth-
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by kart23 7y ago
Warren and Sanders have made it clear that they dont understand economics or the constitution. They have just resorted to making promises and elaborate plans to capture media attention, and gain voters.
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by kart23 7y ago
Sorry, this is kind of off topic, but why the hell is such a simple website 7MB? I instinctively dont trust companies that cant even deploy a simple website. The massive background image doesnt even look right on mobile, its scaled to fill.
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by kart23 7y ago
>android apps Nah
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by kart23 7y ago
Jesus, what the hell, why would google take them down? I've used the app a few times, it's a great idea and works fairly well. Definitely better than 99% of apps on the play store.
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by kart23 7y ago
Good on you. Technology has a time and place, but it should never replace human interaction. On the topic of iPads, I went to a combined middle/high school, and one year, they moved to require the whole middle school to have an ipad, m
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by kart23 7y ago
Theres a reason most good looking people are rich.
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by kart23 7y ago
I agree with you. I was in high school a couple years ago, and lucky enough to take cs classes. What I experienced was not good. Most of the kids just showed up, did the projects, passed tests, and got A's. But they were not good progr
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by kart23 7y ago
I saw a 6th grader using filezilla to update his website the other day. 99% of people didnt know what ftp was 10 years ago, that hasn't changed. Every generation loves to trash the one below it, that certainly will never change.
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by kart23 7y ago
Buy low, sell high. Focus on reliable, proven stocks. It's not hard. Buy on bad days, sell on good days. Dont overcomplicate things.
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by kart23 7y ago
Yeah, maybe degree isnt a great indicator of a programmer's skill, what about their past experience and projects? I think that at would at least make someone more confident in their abilities.
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by kart23 7y ago
Yeah. I think an NLP solution would be more accurate in actually analyzing the sentiment of tweets.
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by kart23 7y ago
Also, I can definitely foresee normal people just putting the FC Ambassador Tag behind their name on twitter, getting the amazon banner, and just impersonating amazon employees. Say funny/offensive things, throw in a bit of amazon shad
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by kart23 7y ago
Is flutter actually a good choice for a production app right now? I've heard really bad things about its bugs, but I admit it does look great to use and develop with.
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by kart23 7y ago
Sorry, I meant more like day traders and volatile stocks. Especially younger people, who can now become day traders and even trade options with ease. Investment plans are different in the idea that the money is in there for an extended amou
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by kart23 7y ago
What the actual heck. Why are startups trying to do schools now? There is no way I'm sending my kid to a company with shareholders. Oh, and it costs $30,000 for your 4 year old to attend preschool. Why must we 'disrupt' anyth
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by kart23 7y ago
I just thought of a horrifying thought. Bernie becomes president, recession hits inauguration day. Banks start to fail, but he doesnt bail anyone out because 'bernie cant be bought'. At least obama did the right thing and saved th
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by kart23 7y ago
Gold usually, but it seems like a lot of people have been buying lately.
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by kart23 7y ago
Not just boomers. Robinhood has made it so you can buy stock on your iphone in a couple minutes. Everyone has stock, and I think the market is crazy overvalued right now. I think everything's a bubble right now. People are in loads of
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by kart23 7y ago
This is awesome! I never really knew what trance exactly was, but this made it cyrstal clear to me, as well as it's subgenres. Does anyone know of a similar type guide to techno or house? Theres just so many different niches in both of
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by kart23 7y ago
makes sense. thanks for the answer!
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by kart23 7y ago
Boot time of 4 minutes! Is that normal for servers? And why would it be this long if so?
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by kart23 7y ago
Yack means throw up in many circles. Just be aware of the name. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=yack
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by kart23 7y ago
I think Snapchat has a lot of potential, but they just need some more focus or an identity. It's definitely an interesting space, and a more convenient and fast way to take pictures is a great idea. I just feel like snap has been relea
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by kart23 7y ago
This is just straight up not true. It's all about the attackers aversion to force and end goal. Americans did not want to raze the country, they wanted to take out a small subset of the population which was hard to identify and find, a
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by kart23 7y ago
Its not tinfoil. ICBMs are nearly impossible to stop, and the systems designed to shoot them down only have like a ~50% chance of working.
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by kart23 7y ago
Muji pens are amazing in case you're looking for a recommendation. They're pretty cheap, but feel great to write with, and I've never had one give up on me prematurely. Its terrific for people like me who easily lose pens.

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