mrleinad

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by mrleinad 10y ago
Corruption exists in corporations as well. Who do you think pays bribes to state officials? The state can be efficient too, regardless of it being a monopoly. It just needs the same thing an efficient company does: overseers and the right p
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by mrleinad 10y ago
I couldn't agree more with your point. Mine was just basic needs should be covered for everyone. How? That's up to debate, but giving people money increases demand for goods, which activates the economy, so I'm all in for thi
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by mrleinad 10y ago
So, you're saying that giving people the basic needs for living creates more jobs? There, you just solved the problem. Put money into creating this structure and it'll sustain itself.
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Why don't we just cover everyone's basic needs and be done with it? This is a pointless discussion. Just give everyone enough food, shelter, and free access to medicine. It'll create a society where we don't stress over
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Skype multiple service outage notification(heartbeat.skype.com)
10 points by mrleinad 10y ago|2 comments
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Amazing work! Suggestions: - Let the radio keep playing while the user scrolls the map and until they click on a different spot. - Run a kickstarter for creating a mobile app for this and getting a paid key to the Bing maps. Having the MVP
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by mrleinad 10y ago
> It's this "do it now or feel guilty" stuff that keeps most people procrastinating or avoiding doing the task Couldn't agree more with this. I've tried many times to build habits into my routine, only to abandon
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by mrleinad 10y ago
They provide the standards of living that an economic blockade allows them to provide. Either everyone eats, or everyone rations their food. It's that simple.
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Well, now who's being naïve?
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Can you be intellectually honest and say the first global superpower in the world had NOTHING to do with the poverty of the cuban people?
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Yeah, it ended up feeding millions that live in the island, training thousands of doctors, and providing all that's required for all the cubans. And it's not enough to live up to the standars of the rest of the world, which could
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by mrleinad 10y ago
In Argentina, Jauretche would say: "O es pa' todos la frazada, o es pa' todos el invierno" (paraphrasing, "Either the blanket covers everyone, or everyone suffers the winter")
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by mrleinad 10y ago
The country itself is poor, because of the blockade. If the US would let private companies trade with them and with the cubans freely, they wouldn't be poor.
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by mrleinad 10y ago
His enemies claim he was a king without a crown, mistaking unity for unanimity. And in that his enemies were right. His enemies say if Napoleon had had a newspaper similar to the «Granma», no french would have ever heard about Waterloo. And
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Right after the USA acknowledges ALL of their crimes against humanity, which are far more and spread much more wider. No cuban children sleeps in the streets tonight. You can't say that about northamerican children.
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Don't do anything unless you're thinking intraday. Better wait for the dust to settle.
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The Business Implications of Machine Learning(medium.freecodecamp.com)
1 points by mrleinad 10y ago|0 comments
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by mrleinad 10y ago
So you're changing remembering 1 password for each site, for remembering a bunch of option configurations for each site. Doesn't look like a win situation for me.
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by mrleinad 10y ago
What happens if a site requires you to change passwords regularly and keeps a history of the passwords you've used? Wouldn't you be locked on a single password for each site (or a very limited number of options to force the app to
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by mrleinad 10y ago
List of videos/notes 2014: http://courses.csail.mit.edu/6.851/spring14/lectures/ (spent 2 min trying to find them)
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Big-O Complexity Chart(bigocheatsheet.com)
30 points by mrleinad 10y ago|1 comments
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Scientists confirm the universe has no direction(phys.org)
5 points by mrleinad 10y ago|2 comments
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Big pharmas don't set the price for drugs based on their cost. They base the price on what people on different regions can pay, thus maximizing their profit. Cost is not a variable for the price, how much money people have in that sect
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Maybe "having a life" could be replaced with "being happy". It's different for each one and in the end it's the actual result of having a life that matters.
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by mrleinad 10y ago
"As a matter of arithmetic, the slowdown in growth has two potential components: people working fewer hours, and less economic output being generated for each hour of labor. Both have contributed to the economy’s underperformance.&quot
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Well, maybe for the same reason we need to sleep every day. The brain also experiences fatigue.
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by mrleinad 10y ago
Can we all agree that college is about getting a knowledge foundation, a nice degree that says you can get things done, and interpersonal relationships, and move on already?
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by mrleinad 10y ago
This is a great idea! Thanks!
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Lessons from a Decade of IT Failures(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by mrleinad 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrleinad 11y ago
Is it an investment? Or more like a gamble, bet, or speculative movement?

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