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by sremani 10y ago
What about modern medical technology? how many people of the 3,978,497 of people born in US in year 2015 were born out of this modern technology ? Now if we extend that to world, that is hundreds of millions of babies. My comment was neutra
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by sremani 10y ago
Nation-States life is tied to babies and for now only Heteros make babies, even the gay babies. So, there is inherent interest for any Nation state to promote hetero sex and by its extension hetero-marriages (without relying on government f
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by sremani 10y ago
Literate Programming with Notebooks is where no other .net based language comes close to F#. I will spend more time on F# notebooks, this is great!
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by sremani 10y ago
You are conflating the poverty of US country side, there are certainly pockets of third-world level poverty esp. rio grande valley, Appalachia, Mississippi delta, but those are not the standard, Yes, there are relatively less wealthy than c
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by sremani 10y ago
The point also includes that Facebook and Google which are effective duopoly of on-line advertisements are not restricted but the owners of the pipes are. It also includes interpretation of FCC's core mission and how expansive the powe
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by sremani 10y ago
From the page: ----------------------------------------------------- Language options TensorFlow comes with an easy-to-use Python interface and no-nonsense interfaces in other languages to build and execute computational graphs. Write stand
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by sremani 10y ago
I downvoted not because you sounded condescending but you did not back it up with sources given the scale of "facts" you are presenting to us. For a person complaining banality, you post can use better style and structure to make
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by sremani 10y ago
There are lot of things contributing to this mismanagement Unlike China and Korea, India is not ethnically and culturally cohesive (I know China is a bit more diverse but not to levels of India). The Economic Reforms started in 1991 soon lo
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by sremani 10y ago
Of course that is not the standard you should hold an American president, but that does demonstrate the day-light between the two systems.
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by sremani 10y ago
US under Trump is still a better place in terms of Human Rights and Quality of Life than life in an Average city in China under the Xi. Of the two there is no debate who is an Autocrat. Xi's opponents went to Jail and the purges are st
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by sremani 10y ago
Because China is an export-oriented country. Now we can go into who provided credit for whom to build this railway track, I would assume (I can be wrong) it all involved a dizzying array of Chinese creditors and companies, from the steel, c
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by sremani 10y ago
Its not idiotic, its procedural. In the future, if they want to get you, they can find something in that form.. like using a prostitute and throw the book at you.
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by sremani 10y ago
His fame matters because he has lot more twitter followers and each tweet has massive feedback in likes etc. a variety data-set than for example me (with 4 followers). That is where I am coming from. The uppity in your post, as if you are t
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by sremani 10y ago
Scott Adams is already famous, and he is very specific about topics that are throttled, Trump and Climate Change. He may have a point and he may not have a point, but he is not a source to dismiss.
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by sremani 10y ago
>> university costs 150$ for 6 month. This is not a German miracle, its simple demographics, most of the Germans are in their productive years of 40s and 50s and their population in teens and 20s is tiny, so their investments are low
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by sremani 10y ago
Bezos has been trolling trump using what used to be a respectable publication called Washington Post for about 14 months now ?
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when was last time an EO was ground for impeachment?
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The only thing this news confirms is, there is some form of military budget committee meeting soon. The biggest proponents of Chinese power is department of defense.
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by sremani 10y ago
As a Green Card holder in US, who has put the papers for naturalization a month ago, I guarantee you, I have more skin in the game than most people here. >Because it's too much trouble to not click on links about subjects you wish w
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by sremani 10y ago
This is one of many feeds of information for me, and I assume for most of us. Currently, all my other feeds are overly politicized. Yes, I have a political opinion and understand the need for discourse, but we are currently in a hyper-parti
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by sremani 10y ago
I have bought my share of fitbit, Band etc. The only way to make wearables tolerable is making them less smart and more accurate. Accurately measure my heart rate and stop bugging me about a stupid text!
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by sremani 10y ago
Musk is a CEO of multi-billion dollar companies, disengagement for 4 years is not a thing, not with the US government. An activist can tune-out and entrepreneur has to adapt.
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by sremani 10y ago
Uber needs to hit its timeline esp. with self-driving car very fast, they are for now branching into eats etc to buy some time. I used to think Uber is a slamdunk, but their humbling in China and India, showed that they need to protect Fort
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by sremani 10y ago
This is absolutely crazy, he did say, that he gained much of data point from Armadillo Aerospace project. Again, Peter Thiel reiterates the similar thing about "bytes and atoms". What if the state of CA regulated Quality Controls
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by sremani 10y ago
Thanks for the link. This seems to be more like Intra-Russia thing to me, FSB - Kremlin dynamics playing out.
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by sremani 10y ago
There are not that many doctors in the pipeline to meet the demands of the future. Especially, with longer lifespans and demographics spurts in places like Africa. These are good complementary tools for medical care with the doctor "qu
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by sremani 10y ago
The core issue is not populism, its economic stagnation. 2008 came and showed the entire political and financial elite were swimming naked.
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You are correct, I thought she was an economist, which does not seem to be the case.
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by sremani 10y ago
Most of the "technocrats" at least the American versions of it come from "Soft" Sciences. e.g: Elizabeth Warren, Samantha Powers. I welcome technocrats from hard-sciences and engineering.
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by sremani 10y ago
Yes, Nullable was introduced in 2005 with C# 2.0 if memory serves me right. Checked Exceptions was a design choice, http://www.artima.com/intv/handcuffs.html

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