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by random314 4y ago
Do we have stevia without erithrytol available in groceries?
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by random314 4y ago
Running is a Great exercise to damage your knees.
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by random314 4y ago
Next article. The importance of control structures in imperative programming.
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by random314 4y ago
Windows phone was kneecapped by Sinofsky who abandoned .net for windows 8 app development for windows 8. There were 200K apps in the windows phone store, that would have run on day one when windows 8 released. Instead Sinofsky wanted to kne
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by random314 4y ago
They should merge IBM and Oracle and make Sundar the CEO. Apart from plastering ads in every nook and cranny and a stupid attempt to enter China, he has achieved nothing.
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by random314 4y ago
Basically, capital with zero effort has the right to compound. Labor does not. The idle rich living off index funds deserve it.
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by random314 4y ago
> I don't think they are in bed with Modi I don't know what bridge you are trying to sell here. The Indian media is known as modia for a reason. NDTV, the only center channel had a hostile takeover. The TV media is a joke focus
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by random314 4y ago
> Are you saying Supreme court of India is in bed with Modi? Ummm.... Yes
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by random314 4y ago
EDIT: My response was sarcastic. Just characterizing the right wing misinformation accounts on HN. The pogrom is an internal matter. A hitjob is external interference. /s Btw, I watched the documentary and it actually covers the Suprem
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by random314 4y ago
> I hope future alien historians laugh at how wildly incompetent our governments were at dealing with corporate entities. The untold secret is Governments were built for supporting corporations, not citizens. So this is by design.
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by random314 4y ago
There is a latex-ish math plugin for Google docs
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by random314 4y ago
Of course, the benefits of increased productivity should go to the shareholders, not the workers who increased their productivity. It is the shareholders who are responsible for keeping the economic engine going through their smart trading
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by random314 4y ago
Decades of CNN and Fox news will do that to the brain.
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by random314 4y ago
How does being underpaid make engineers part of the inequality problem. You are talking about 2 different things. 1. Productivity benefits not being passed down to the productive people 2. Inequality I am not talking about 2, only 1.
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by random314 4y ago
> If I replace one staff member out of two with a machine that does half their work for them, that doesn't mean the other staff member gets a doubled salary. So who keeps the surplus amount? It has to go somewhere, why not to the gr
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by random314 4y ago
> not paying the most productive people equivalent to the productivity gains, i.e. software developers and the technical folk. So now you are making hawthornio's point for him! Software developers are underpaid.
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by random314 4y ago
> This is happening. It's just happening to the people who are the most productive Then why is the increased average productivity not reflected in increased average income?
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by random314 4y ago
There is indeed a VR simulation available for the asteroid impact.
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by random314 4y ago
You know that ships have crew in it?
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by random314 4y ago
> As I said I won't read your links anymore. Anything else? :-) The commitment to ignorance and refusal to read, with celebratory, fait accompli, victory smiley is not surprising :) The stereotype of the proudly ignorant American is
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by random314 4y ago
You absolutely didn't read the Chile article in good faith. Instead you searched for a statement absolving CIA by the CIA. You live in a fantasy land where banana republics is just a clothing store. Not once have you acted in good fait
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by random314 4y ago
You are using whataboutism, personal attacks and ignorance as a debating tactic - including quoting the CIAs words to exonerate the CIA. Its as if USA did not overthrow democracy to install the Shah of Iran. It's as if US government di
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by random314 4y ago
Whataboutism is a good way to walk away from cognitive dissonance https://www.google.com/search?q=greatest+danger+to+world+pea...
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by random314 4y ago
I admire your commitment to ignorance! https://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/21/world/asia/us-soldiers-to... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2386629/
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by random314 4y ago
Yes, propensity matching tries to compensate for difference in distributions between control and treatment and also reduce noise. So they have a box of characteristics for each person and perform pair wise comparison with person from contro
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by random314 4y ago
Like the coups that USA conducts to remove democracy to install dictatorships. Most Americans have absurd views of American foreign policy because of ignorance. But, given your Bangladeshi origin, in your case it is not ignorance. You are j
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by random314 4y ago
Are you serious?!! All of these countries I listed had democratic governments couped out or attempted to be forced out by USA. If you are ignorant about history you can just Google it. Or maybe staying ignorant is part of your grand strateg
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by random314 4y ago
Stability is a euphemism for a government supporting economic arrangements favoring western corporations. https://chomsky.info/fateful02/ "Liberal capitalist democracy" - this is obvious nonsense when you lis
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by random314 4y ago
Don't question American military interventions in an American forum. You will be downvoted. Instead, sing the song of the great freedumb leader.
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by random314 4y ago
Why would I list Russia, n Korea and china in a list of democracies toppled by USA to put in a dictator?

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