kiplinger

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by kiplinger 18y ago
no, not now, but it used to be.
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by kiplinger 18y ago
As long as there is rewards to innovation there will be innovation. The coming shift left makes me nervous.
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by kiplinger 18y ago
at some odd level, your post intrigues me, are you saying that gay relationships being "unnatural" is why design data around it is so tough?
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by kiplinger 18y ago
The computational resources required to crunch the numbers.
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by kiplinger 18y ago
Hmm, I do see your point, to me, the article is about why the theory has been so difficult to prove.
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by kiplinger 18y ago
Interesting Read. Though I have read that some equatins regarding sub atomic particles were "too difficult to solve" before, I never had read a good explanation why. It will be a sad day when the supercomputers we build to solve these equat
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by kiplinger 18y ago
Didn't he just win the AL MVP?
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by kiplinger 18y ago
I find this article kind of silly as it pertains to Gay Marriage as a political issue. The politicians who are voting (or in most cases, not voting) on this issue care little and understand less about the data management side of things, and
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by kiplinger 18y ago
I didn't vote for Barry mainly because it is clear that we would be subject to one party eule for at least 2 years with him at the helm. Though I could see the benefits of him as prez otherwise. For all they have done wrong, the republicans
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by kiplinger 18y ago
What are you on? I ask because in another post you say "real estate" will lose 50%, if that is true, then you have a severe price drop in a non liquid asset, also if the recession is as severe as you say it will be, then people will not be
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by kiplinger 18y ago
Nouriel, is that you?
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by kiplinger 18y ago
This guy is the best economist i have ever seen, he has predicted 15 of the last 3 recessions.