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Argentina’s Deadbeat Special: Buy a 4% Bond or Go to Jail(bloomberg.com)
3 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
Do their employees snoop on US citizens? Nope. I find it highly ironic that you are making this statement today. Today, where it came out that the IRS leaked confidential infos on one political group to their political enemies [1]. I have
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by stfu 13y ago
So we are reaching a stage where government is not just dancing around hot issues but by now they apparently don't even pretend to give a crap anymore. Unfortunately there are still enough people around whos' reaction to this is "let's star
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by stfu 13y ago
I guess the 6 page idea comes from getting more substance from these presentations. Sure you can threw around 1-page bulleting lists all day, but if you want to include stats, references, screenshots, visualizations and have some reading-fr
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by stfu 13y ago
Well, it is certainly bi-directional. Probably we can settle for the good old echo-chamber description. :)
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by stfu 13y ago
This is about agenda setting. Media coverage determines what gets covered and what not. Scandals like these make government's ongoing privacy intrusion a real, tangible issue. If I go around spreading the gospel, I am just an internet tinfo
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by stfu 13y ago
Anyone having a link to the "backup" of these?
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by stfu 13y ago
Actually we need more of that! Whatever it takes to help media wake up and become more critical of government intrusion tactics.
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by stfu 13y ago
I was wondering ... what exactly motivated you to dedicate time and effort towards improving the service of a $US10 billion valuated company for free? I'm not trying to be sparky or anything, it just baffles me. Is there any reward structur
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by stfu 13y ago
This is not the point. I'm looking at the bigger picture. At its current form the US government attempts to take away individual liberties from its citizens. Guns are polarizing, but the same goes for the TSA/Security Theater, Online Privac
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by stfu 13y ago
Is it hard to re-engineer these once they are out? Why is in this case supply/demand artificially shortened and not just regulated over the selling price
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Mystery aircraft frightens Quincy residents: FAA refuses statement(boston.cbslocal.com)
4 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
Sorry for my ignorance, but can anybody explain what makes the Butterfly Labs machine special? What kind of propitiatory knowledge do they have that there are these long waiting lines for the machine? What is they key issue that makes these
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by stfu 13y ago
Designing this gun was clearly an asshole move I, for one, welcome any asshole moves that make governments afraid of their citizens. DefDist's Bitcoin: 1Gb5GNxrVGMT8e9uoJ8CmamrdVz9o8fAEa ( http://defdist.org/bitcoin/ )
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No Buzz: Aldrin Trashes Obama Asteroid Mission(usnews.com)
1 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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Mark Zuckerberg's Fwd.us draws fire from some in tech industry(latimes.com)
2 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
Very interesting. How much is the setup / running costs for a system like this?
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by stfu 13y ago
Probably should add the first name to the title. That family name is usually associated with somebody else...
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by stfu 13y ago
I'm in a dilemma. On the one hand it is a highly relevant response to the problem stated by the OP on the other I am absolutely not satisfied with that response. So with that in mind - up or down voting?
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by stfu 13y ago
Congrats for launching! Smart idea and certainly solves an existing problem. Would love to read more about your pathway towards the launch, e.g. how your coding came along, etc.
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Nordstrom Using Smart Phones To Track Customers Movements(dfw.cbslocal.com)
3 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
I'm kinda still missing Demonoid. Was somewhat like a very helpful buddy over all these years
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by stfu 13y ago
Probably because they understand the cruel joke that the WH petition bonanza really is? And because it is an easy way for smart lawyers to shake of agents for a while, forcing them to look for easier victims that they can threaten.
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by stfu 13y ago
Isn't this nowadays re-framed as "growth hacking"? Not quite sure, but to me both concepts seemed always kinda familiar.
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by stfu 13y ago
It is especially great if you are moving around internationally. You don't have to keep track of some old stand-by contract or recharge a prepaid calling card but just can keep your number. I really hope they don't kill that thing.
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by stfu 13y ago
I am probably the only one around here, who was hoping Bill Gross were actually THE Bill Gross http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Gross
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Psychiatry’s Guide Is Out of Touch With Science, Experts Say(nytimes.com)
11 points by stfu 13y ago|3 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
I wish I could share your optimism when it comes to hand-wavy nonsense . I am convinced that this is hard wired in human kind, and no matter if it was back then when were were sitting around the fireplace talking about out last animal hunt
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by stfu 13y ago
I don't really see the problem with that. The only problem I have is with people who do this and go around pretending that their numbers are neutral and speaking for themselves. From my standpoint Econ & Finance are social sciences wher
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Senate passes Internet sales tax bill amid opposition from conservatives(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments

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