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> Whether or not there are enough people capable of being in the translation market, there aren't enough actually in it to satisfy demand. No. It would mean that the demand truly isn't there. > There must be a structural iss
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> On the other hand the rise of China allows dispelling the myth that "outside of liberalism/west* there will be no prosperity" that was heavily propagated during late 90s and early 00s. Which is insane when you look back
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> Entity framework is one of the best ORMs I've ever worked with. It is good, but it's just better to learn TSQL/SQL Server if you are on a windows stack. Shouldn't use it as a crutch especially if you working on the
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A simple google search would have shown the author that on average about 2.5 million americans die each year. So millions of americans dying is the norm. Not only that as the population continues to age, the number of deaths will only climb
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At least they left. We are still occupying germany, korea, japan, etc. Even worse, we are looking to expand into poland, lithuania, etc.
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> I expect that if Russia poisoned Zuckerberg there would be a lot more backlash from the West than in the cases you linked. Maybe even outright war. Nobody is going to war over zuckerburg or any of the tech ceos. Lets get real here. &g
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> They used to try. Simply not true. Read about the news industry from the founders to yellow journalism to the world wars to present day. There was never a time when news was objective. It wasn't created to be. > I cannot accept
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> it would be myoptic to think you could create a set of rules that will last forever. It's not a matter of rules lasting forever. It's applying the rules evenly and fairly. All the ukraine war has done is expose the hypocrisy
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> I’m a native U.S. English speaker and I didn’t think twice about “wear a gun”. Maybe it's regional. I've never heard it said that way before. "Are you wearing a gun"? "Concealed wearing laws"? Doesn't
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Edification. Nobody says "wear a gun". It doesn't sound right. Was assuming the commenter was a non-native english speaker and was helping him out.
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We get what you are trying to say, but people carry guns, they don't wear guns.
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> The reason it is so rich is that it has developed inclusive liberal democratic institutions that have enabled it to rather consistently make better choices than the rest of the world. Simply false. It's because the west was able t
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That's cute. Zuckerburg is going to control our "2 minute hate". We've always been at war with eurasia. And people wonder why Russia, China, etc block facebook. That more nations haven't banned facebook really makes
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> (and rarely actual military imperialism) What? It's entirely military imperialism. It's what everything else built upon. > The west is generally successful at spreading it's values because people want to adopt those v
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Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this sun of york...
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> I bet if you consider it in the light of your personal experience with people, you'll find it has merit. In my experience, all people tend to gossip, like ann landers herself. If you disagree, try corporate america or a college ca
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> Search results should return good information that is relevant to your query Then they would also filter ukrainian, NATO, EU, US, etc disinformation. Almost all the disinformation that you see on social media ( western ) is ukrainian,
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> But here's the Ann Landers I already know about the list but I'm not one to take advice from someone like ann landers. > I have no idea if she was a good mother or not, but it's unfair to presume she wasn't. A mo
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Is anyone really that surprised? Beware companies that sell virtue. They tend to be the least virtuous. Don't be evil? Easily one of the most evil companies to have ever existed. When DDG's prime selling point was not their servic
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> Anyone know what a stock split typically means for current shareholder value? Theoretically nothing. Example, you own 1 HN stock trading at $1000 ( total value of $1000 ). HN has a stock split of 10-1. Now you own 10 HN stock trading a
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> Every year when there was a new crew at the base, she'd show up at the local watering hole and scout out the tallest, blondest, smartest serviceman she could find, and you can guess the rest. Did she give them an IQ test before in
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> Nobody would characterise a nuclear energy plant in a Western country as a "nuclear weapons research facility" By nobody you mean everybody, especially everybody outside of the west? It's funny how blinded we are by our
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> There is no all sides. There are always "all sides". Always. To deny this is to deny reality. > a big fat kid beating up a skinny kid when that skinny kid did NOTHING to the big fat kid. Nobody believes this. Even you don&
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Another disadvantage is you miss out on contacts, industry expertise, etc. If you find the right VC truly interested in helping your startup grow, they can be an incredible source of knowledge and networking.
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Good. Lets hear all sides. Everyone should check out as many state propaganda around the world they can and not rely on just one state propaganda for "truth". All propaganda has innate biases and they all spin stories for their ag
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> They seem to point to medical research to fight against diseases, rather than “biomilitary activities”. They are dual use research. Just like research for nuclear energy is the same as research for nuclear weapons. Research for rockets
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New? Most people in the US and the world haven't tweeted. I haven't and nobody I know has. Most people don't even have a twitter account.
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It's one part cheaper labor, it's one part taking over market, it's one part gaining political influence. Just like defense companies have parts made in all 50 states to gain political influence, google does it internationall
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> It's incredible the tolerance for antisocial behavior these days. Protecting one's body and exercising one's individual rights is not antisocial behavior. Just want to make that crystal clear. And nobody has the right to
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I think he was referring to the author saying Haskell would be his choice for machine learning: "I don't do a lot of artificial intelligence, natural-language processing or machine-learning research, but if I did, Haskell would be

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