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The point he is making is Religion is replaced by Ideology. lets not reduce ourselves to "word-play".
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9y ago
Its not a slow news day, its fits their ancient europe is "diverse" narrative, which they have interest promoting now, with a immigrant crisis in Europe.
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9y ago
“If only it were all so simple! If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through t
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9y ago
Instead of talking the tech and how to apply the tools of technology, the media and their consumers are as usual scoring style points and mounting a lynching expedition. VR is a useful tool, for various parties including for planners to rea
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9y ago
50% equity in a million payroll company? Sure, who will not sign up for it. But what we are talking is people getting checks in 250K range and them being able to be in USA to raise capital. We already know tech sector does not employ that m
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9y ago
I know for sure I am "stealing" some one else's analogy here (apologies in advance). In .net world, C# is the lego blocks and F# is the clay.
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9y ago
Even though CLI improved with .net core 2.0, am I the only person feeling Interactive F# is missing? I know on Mono its fsharpi, but does .net core even has an equivalent ?
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9y ago
The 13 colonies fighting for self-determination would not have imagined becoming the sole super power of the world. Louisiana purchase for strategic depth, Texas joining the Union and the Mexican American War, leading to manifest destiny to
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9y ago
Geography happened to South America, unlike North America, connecting the Atlantic Coast with Pacific Coast in South America is not easy and most of their navigation/transportation is along coastal roads.
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sremani
9y ago
HN has a constant stream about current events and opinion discussed on the front page pretty much every day. You can use the hide button if it does not interest you.
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9y ago
>> Peter Theil's mastery of Dark Arts... I mean providing Data Mining and Intelligence analysis software for Intel organizations is Dark Arts now?
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9y ago
A quick refresher for my liberal friends, Oil Prices in 2012: https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=9530 Food Shortages in Venezuela in 2012 Source from NYT: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/0
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Outside of hacking the voting machines (which does not seem to be the centerpiece of investigations), anything that would make up for 1.1 billion worth of expenditure of "influence", I would love to know it.
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9y ago
Salman Rushdie's take on Yusuf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThUgpNYr2Oo
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Can the VC be implicated for financing distribution of controlled substances ? There could be enough grounds for Banks to terminating their relationship with Bailey Capital et al. Why would a venture capital firm expose themselves to this,
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The point, If they are closing Aluminium smelting plants when they are being sold 2cents/kwh from a reliable hydro-electric plant. Wind and Solar's chances are slim to none. I am not questioning the utility of Aluminium here.
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9y ago
Unless there is a some level of prepper in you, those powerwalls do not make any economic sense. Most of the Solars that SolarCity installs are grid tie-in, means no power at substation means no power even with those panels on roof.
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9y ago
But they can do that right next to hydro-electric plants with much more reliability.. If I am not wrong, Alcoa did shutdown their plant in central Washington (crypto-valley), so aluminum smelting is probably not that rage anyway. edit: Cryp
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9y ago
Having dabbled in enough Linux over years and still preferring Windows for most of my work, even though I make sure there is a Linux box up and running in the corner, I would say this Linux excels at extremes, i.e. powerusers and novice use
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9y ago
You may be right, but what is libertarian idea of maritime trade in hostile world and how would a free market established in such circumstances. (I am not asking for full answer.. you can point me books or links)
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9y ago
The current global trade (non-software) relies on security provided by US Navy. Global Trade is not Free Trade! You need a security under-writer for it. I think Libertarians have a "blind-spot" there.
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I do not recollect with precision, but there is an article posted on HN few years ago, showing the 80s archives of New York Times, in it NYT was squarely arguing for harsher sentencing and so were African American civic leaders. May be the
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9y ago
what if you dont sell, what if you move it to one of your own accounts or pay some else in "coin". This is a bit complicated than "capital gains".
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9y ago
When it comes to maintenance there is not much day light between a Volt and any Tesla Model.
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9y ago
The response of sorts from IOTA team, https://blog.iota.org/curl-disclosure-beyond-the-headline-18...
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Anybody who says People's Republic of Austin (ref: Bernie movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JREkqCvLzSo ) is not on progressive wing is kidding. Also, Whole Foods is head-quartered in Austin, so there could be &quo
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According to this link, http://www.mysanantonio.com/business/local/article/Forbes-Te... There are 50 billionaires in Texas, thus far the Houston Texans owner promised $10 million and Dell $36 million.
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9y ago
Quite an awesome course. I highly recommend it. In a day and age, we feel outdated by minute, sets right perspective and gives a good system for knowledge worker of any domain.
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9y ago
The value proposition of Uber is so good that with an empty C-level suites they are pretty much running on an auto-pilot of sort. Honestly, this is a tremendous feat. In that case, they should get their CEO from inside rather than outside.
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The cheaper oil is the more reliant the market gets on Oil. There are billions of dollars of investments going into plastics in US and abroad. The conventional wells are profitable at $15 per barrel. The only way to exit oil is either is to
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