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9y ago
Why isn’t some abulance chaser on it already? Seriously, proving loss due to something like this should be not too difficult. There is money to be made here - with the ancillary end result being Apple loses, what little position it has, i
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9y ago
Ramblings of a schizophrenic? http://come-from-beyond.com/about-me/ Or, it is all a part of an elaborate MIT prank!
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9y ago
Damn. This nails it. Ever since my first exposure to computing and “programming”, I always deeply felt it was a great equalizer and meritocracy filter. A field where instead of your skin, the only color that mattered was of the grey in yo
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9y ago
>> Moms, eventhough all the facts suggest otherwise, assume men abuse children more often than women (even though its the opposite) . Do we have any solid, statistical evidence in support of these claims?
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9y ago
Don’t forget that natural, random mutagenesis is a driving force in evolution. Genomes encode factors that are potentially mutagenic as well as genetic repair mechanisms. The complex interplay of such forces is a critical foundation of gene
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shiven
9y ago
Flies on an iPhone 6S!
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9y ago
Thanks for the pointers on where to start looking. This is helpful. The modern “factory farming” is not something I care to defend for any intent or purpose. It may as well disappear tomorrow, as far as I am concerned. However, I still see
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9y ago
There is more than one question I am asking - (1). Is there any scientifically sound study proving that the quality of protein from plant sources is equivalent to or better than from dairy products? (2). Is there any reproducible, quantitat
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9y ago
THIS. So much This. If you don’t like the Chinese playbook, don’t play in China. Your company does not have a right to the Chinese market on your terms - only on their terms. If you disagree, I’ve got a generic HCV drug market you (an
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9y ago
And what happens to cows, as a species, a few decades from now?
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9y ago
Worst seller experience ever. FTFY. You are not the customer, just a seller. You don’t matter. The “Amazon smile” is for customers only.
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9y ago
I flipped your and your roommates genders in my head, and was immediately incensed about the continued repression of women in our society - looks the program is working as intended. Um hmm.
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shiven
9y ago
Why type the singular, "git", so many times? We all know that you mean the plural "gits"! alias gits='git status'
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9y ago
Netflix would ship their own browser ... They already do, it browses only Netflix, and they call it an app - at least on all non-general purpose computational devices e.g. smartphones, smart tvs etc.
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shiven
9y ago
What pain? It's all achche din . Get on with the program bro, drink up the KoolAid now.
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9y ago
I found this book very helpful in approaching some of the things OP talks about. https://www.amazon.com/Anger-Cooling-Thich-Nhat-Hanh/dp/1573... Also, check your blood pressure regularly every morning and evening,
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9y ago
Pipeline Pilot (Biovia/Dassault) - Deeply entrenched, industry-grade visual (+textual(PLSQL)) programming system. Depending on who you ask, it is either the bees-knees or a f*ing cancer.
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9y ago
you eat pizza, li'l brother. just don't play with my toys, or do anything you like but i don't. sooner or later, i may decide to come by and kick you butt for fun, just don't run. remember, i'm always watching.
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9y ago
Where are you getting the 99% number? Any proof of that?
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9y ago
Nationalism, not patriotism. The latter is fine, the former is a bloody cancer.
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9y ago
WTF has Mozilla to do with any of this?
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9y ago
I just booked a return flight for two and paid a $200 premium to avoid United.
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9y ago
The biggest assumption here is the belief that taking from the rich and giving to the politicians+bureaucrats, i.e. the government, is actually going to help the needy in any meaningful way. I am too skeptical to trust this assumption. And
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9y ago
Competition is good but I kind of prefer genuine competition. Except in the industries and product areas where IP is being used for land-grabs, rent-collection, little-to-none innovation and roadblocking any and all competition. In those
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10y ago
This has "class-action lawsuit" written all over it. Some smart lawyer just needs to double down and get it together.
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10y ago
A few decades from now, 30 - 50 years at most, doctors and patients, will look back at us and wonder, why we were not using algorithms to assist with diagnosis already.
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10y ago
Yes, Deepak Chopra is not an uncommon name. Source: I'm from a part of India where that first name/last name are very common.
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10y ago
Coffee paraphernalia I use semi-regularly: - Electric percolator with pre-ground Starbucks light-roast coffee (used to be Intelligentsia Honey Badger, before they souled-out to shitty Peet's). - IKEA steel french press - Nespresso (O
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10y ago
I don't think that is true. You can temporarily avoid repaying the loan, but you can never be absolved of it via a bankruptcy declaration (whereas most other loans will effectively disappear). Student loans are repayable as long as you
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10y ago
If they don't suffer the consequences of buying a useless degree, why wouldn't they keep doing it? Why shouldn't the lender also assume part of this risk? Why is their recoupment guaranteed (student loans can't be di
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