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by mbetter 14y ago
Ugh, I hate haggis.
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by mbetter 14y ago
A logical framework is worth exactly as much as the underlying assumptions. In Ron Paul's case, the soundness of those assumptions ranges from "obviously true" to "questionable" to "provably false" to "batshit crazy".
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by mbetter 14y ago
Since when is Mitt Romney's campaign part of the government? And even if we give you that leap, Obama's campaign was fantastic on this particular front.
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by mbetter 14y ago
Is this a comment or a question?
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by mbetter 14y ago
Ah, non-falsifiable assertions, the best friend of economist and preacher alike.
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by mbetter 14y ago
> When money is cheap (i.e. artificially low interest rates combined with Fed pumping new money into system) it leads to malinvestment. This assertion is observably false in the current economy.
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by mbetter 14y ago
> Firstly, you may not like the outcome. Changing the entire time-and-capital structure of an economy is Serious Business and is going to be utterly unpredictable (if it were predictable things would be more stable. They're not). I alre
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by mbetter 14y ago
I buy three software at kiosk for five dollar, good deal?
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by mbetter 14y ago
> with the end-result being 100% chemicals free. I truly doubt that.
100.
by mbetter 14y ago
You get on that, let me know how it turns out.
101.
by mbetter 14y ago
That's what you say to all your serfs.
102.
by mbetter 14y ago
The elimination of the rent-seeking corporations is the better answer.
103.
by mbetter 14y ago
I find your kind quite revolting as well.
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by mbetter 14y ago
^moot
105.
by mbetter 14y ago
Nope.
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by mbetter 14y ago
These are some of the reasons I enjoy sailing as well.
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by mbetter 14y ago
I would do the spiral from the middle, like Ulam's Rose. If you put the valid programs on top of the primes, you'll probably get a picture of a horse or something. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulam_spiral
108.
by mbetter 14y ago
In science, they are quite highly correlated.
109.
by mbetter 14y ago
> "stantards" Not sure if typo or insult.
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by mbetter 14y ago
> With audio, it is seriously child's play. Compression is about as CPU intensive as you can get with audio outside of voice recognition, and it just isn't there. Don't do much audio work, do you? Between softsynths and DSP effects on 3
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by mbetter 14y ago
These are basically just options and options trade at all kinds of strikes all of the time. They don't even seem to be trading at particularly high prices, based on this quote: Julius Baer sold the securities with the largest trading volum
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by mbetter 14y ago
I had to double check that I wasn't reading The Onion after I read that quote.
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by mbetter 14y ago
I fail to see the difference.
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by mbetter 14y ago
I read a review of one of Mr. Stross' works on the the A.V. Club while I was at work and it sounded interesting, so I pulled out my Nook and bought it. I thoroughly enjoyed it so I bought the remainder of his works and read them. If I didn'
115.
by mbetter 15y ago
Of course I would.
116.
by mbetter 15y ago
You just don't have much of a sense of humor.
117.
by mbetter 15y ago
Looks like a druinlord.
118.
by mbetter 15y ago
I would wager that a good percentage of the data is completely redundant.
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by mbetter 15y ago
Not to mention the "dollars dollars" redundancy that made my left eye twitch.
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by mbetter 15y ago
I see no evidence that this incident has anything to do with the DMCA.

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