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14y ago
It is great to see that there are still "somewhere" in the world high level politicians who take these kind of things seriously. Judging by the coziness of the US administration with the Entertainment industry and its lacking willingness to
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14y ago
From my personal experience http://www.mediaon.com/ is quite flexible for these kinds of "things". I just send them their fees via registered mail. Depending on your paranoid level you can send it each time from another location (i.e. whe
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14y ago
For the sake of the argument let me try to defend Homeopathy for a moment. Sure, people can bash it all day long and it might have very little "measurable" effects. But as long as people believe in it, I expect that it leads to the same res
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14y ago
Of cause it could be also the case, that survey participants just do not care that much about the responses they give, i.e. they are not very interested in arguing about their answers but instead want to get out of the survey situation.
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Study on Monsanto GM corn concerns draws skepticism
(reuters.com)
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Print Newspaper Advertising Will be Lower This Year Than in 1950
(mjperry.blogspot.de)
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14y ago
This mirrors my own experience. I had one up to about 5 years ago. And then decided that I my personality is to addictive for things like these. Having not the option to "exit" any boring situation lets me experience the world around me muc
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14y ago
I was expecting some sophisticated propaganda piece. And not some crappy community theater actors doing some play for a public service television show. "Somebody" is really easy to troll.
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New cameras to watch cameras that watch you
(wtop.com)
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I find it absolutely ludicrous, that people want to enforce their own value judgment on media, and what they are allowed to report on and on what not. Nobody forces them to buy the Sun - never the less over two million people buy the paper
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14y ago
Can I clarify this once again: You feel offensive, because Twitters' data analysis isn't sophisticated enough to understand your personal interests well enough? I want to give you my heart felt apologies. I am one of these people responsibl
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14y ago
The only way to make sense of this is by taken a super long term perspective. I can see some point, that with a lot of luck one of the next generations might become more tamed down. At least I honestly can't make any other sense of this "ye
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U.S. spies press for renewal of broad electronic surveillance law
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Army Wants Tiny Suicidal Drone to Kill From 6 Miles Away
(wired.com)
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The thing I find most fascinating about Trump is how he is always stomping on the edge of being a joke and being a serious business guy. That level of not-giving-a-crap of what other people think and ruthless self promotion is in my opinion
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14y ago
I am glad that HN is even able to discuss politics with some sanity. Was just scrolling through Reddit to find their take on the subject, but after the 10th "Romney eat my hamster" story I just gave up. This leads of cause to my conspiracy,
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14y ago
I am quite critical on something like this. In fact I would even expect startups to break quite a few of these suggestions you make. I personally think that startups face enough challenges already and anything that goes beyond legal limitat
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14y ago
I am also a frequent user of Anki. The only problem I see is that its preferences (intervals, set length, etc) are at the first glance not that easy to figure out. Besides simplifying it a bit more, I see very little options to improve the
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Tepco releases badly altered image of Fukushima Unit 4
(enenews.com)
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Interesting - just ordered the suggested book. I still think there is some potential in some virtual writing training camp for all the bloggers, self published authors and everyone in between who wants to improve the writing capabilities.
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Obama answers a planted question in his reddit AMA - nobody notices/cares
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It looks to me also more as some form of anti-cheating theater. Expecting that there is absolutely no collaboration / idea exchange going on with a take-home exam seems naive at the very least.
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He should send Ann to do an AMA on ColbertNation and only questions regarding Rafalca and dressage should get answered. Would make some entertaining reverse trolling.
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14y ago
In my opinion this works only for products and services with an existing demand, i.e. in the worst case a copycat product, in the best case a product solving a very explicit problem. If your product/service is relatively innovative (i.e. fo
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Is there actually some video proof that he is actually there? Or is it just some assistant yelling from the other room "should I rephrase our standard answer on campaign reform" and his answer is "yes".
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14y ago
Truly entertaining bashfest. I am already looking forward to all the copy-cat blog posts trying to ride on that wave.
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Feds: Too few Americans ‘turn to government for assistance’
(washingtonexaminer.com)
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I personally love the idea, But the core problem is that there needs to be a very strong level of differentiation between candidates identifiable. And this seems to be much more complicated with non-visual/de-personalized things such as cod
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14y ago
Less than 1 percent embraced the idea that people might avoid death altogether. Actually wasn't Kurzweil promoting the idea of a downloadable brain? Is this just wishful thinking or is there actually any hope for that? This would be somew
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Could a 'Printable Gun' Change the World?
(pcmag.com)
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