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by sdinsn 8y ago
> [Citation needed] The Chinese government has imprisoned 1 million+ members of a ethnic minority. I'm sure you've heard of this, if not, you need to do some research... > You are presenting a false fallacy where the only tw
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by sdinsn 8y ago
No, there is a difference: if you aid the US or not, the US will butcher their enemies. Whether or not you aid the US, companies are helping China butcher their enemies... but who are China's enemies? The US is one of them.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> Am I wrong in assuming that if U.S. doesn't develop this tech some other country will? You are not wrong. Alibaba, Baidu, etc. work heavily with the Chinese government in this area.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
How is getting grades with an app different than getting grades via paper?
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by sdinsn 8y ago
No. She is taking half of the assets that are already hers (shared with Jeff).
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by sdinsn 8y ago
The dataset misses one of Trump's earlier shutdowns. He's had 3 shutdowns.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
Things haven't changed. The USPS is still self-funded, they are not affected by the government shutdown.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
The UN has peacekeeping forces deployed around the world, using soldiers taken from members' militaries. Mostly in Eastern Europe & Africa.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
That's a pretty narrow view you've got there. Hell, there are plenty of non-profit defense companies too.
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Americans use "wee" too
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There were significantly less before the 80s.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
That is not true. That's the case in China, not Japan.
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In other markets, homes aren't seen as investments by anyone . For example, in Japan, homes are considered depreciating assets, like cars. Homes are abundant, surprisingly cheap (even in dense urban areas, like Tokyo), and regularly d
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by sdinsn 8y ago
The other comment about the title straight up said "Terrible headline" instead of being more friendly and constructive by saying "a better title would be..."
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by sdinsn 8y ago
This looks like JS, and JS does not look like C/C++/Java
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by sdinsn 8y ago
How is his comment a shallow dismissal?
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by sdinsn 8y ago
That's a bit of a silly thing to say. It's known that state actors can break 128-bit encryption, perhaps even 256-bit is not secure.
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Any source to support that?
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by sdinsn 8y ago
But is it less wasteful than grocery stores, which trash so much of their stock/produce?
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by sdinsn 8y ago
Because debt is counted multiple times. If Company A loans a dollar to Company B, which loans it to Person C, that's $2 of debt but only $1.
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> In text parsing
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by sdinsn 8y ago
But does the sqlite3 module actually contain SQLite with it, or just a library to interface with it? The fix does not change any interface library code.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
I'm saying you can scrape out all the unused icons to lessen the size, that's why it's misleading.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
It's kind of silly to spread corporate and government debt across all people. Also, the article makes no mention of what assets are valued at.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
550 KB minified* Also, it's unclear if the comparison is actually fair- some of these, like Semantic, contain a shit ton of icons.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
Robinhood's checking account only holds your cash, just like any other checking account. I'm not sure why you think you can hold securities in a checking account, or why you keep calling it a "checking" account. It'
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by sdinsn 8y ago
If you wanted to use the font in a commercial work, your legal team would absolutely not approve. There are free font licenses that say exactly what they want, but in more specific legal speak that guarantees protection.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
The difference is that scooters cost a few hundred to buy, so they get paid off easily. A self-driving car is not cheap, usage costs would be far too expensive. I'm confident that your estimates will be far off.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
"voluntary separation" might as well be lay-offs, because if they didn't get enough volunteers they would have laid people off without giving them a package.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
That's a pretty overconfident estimate. There's no way there will be fleets of electric self-driving cars at 2022, it will be at least 2030 or later.

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