supremesaboteur

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by supremesaboteur 9y ago
A few months ago there was a story about starting an ISP on Hacker News [1] and the comments section was about how hard it is to start one. What if these rules allow someone to build a new ISP and take some of the advertising profit from so
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by supremesaboteur 9y ago
> junk-bond-induced takeover mania and resulting scandals of the 1980s; the corporate scandals of the 2000s; the egregious increase in the pay gap between chief executives and ordinary employees; the real estate mortgage bubble and ensui
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Immigration, World Poverty and Gumballs [video](youtube.com)
1 points by supremesaboteur 9y ago|0 comments
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Trump's First 100 Days: At Least He Picked Some Good People to Run Things(reason.com)
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by supremesaboteur 9y ago
When someone dismisses an entire argument based on the other's political leaning, their own arguments should only be afforded the same courtesy they were willing to extend to their opponents.
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I, Pencil: The Movie [video](youtube.com)
1 points by supremesaboteur 10y ago|0 comments
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
Because, historically capitalism has been the single most efficient machine to lift people out of poverty ?
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
That was not what the parent was saying. US Government spends large amount of money every year. They are bound to make some things work. Private sector makes some things work also. So, the question is : 'which should be preferred'
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
But liberals cannot be brainwashed at all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yH5JinMJnHM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LFwU5dI7I4
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
> No. Jobs are created from demand. There will be no cars sold in a neighborhood, and therefore no car dealerships, unless the people there have money to buy a car. True. But when people want a car, they do not automatically fall from th
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
Poor people are lifted out of poverty when they get jobs. Jobs are created by incentivizing job creators.
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
It was talking about a political party, not the government. Political parties are set up to serve the interest of groups. For example, Republicans could be for defending the right of individuals to practice their religion in peace. For the
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
> anti-egalitarian anti-egalitarian when it comes to outcomes, pro-egalitarian when it comes to opportunity > avowedly Christian This ... is a bad thing ? It is not a bad thing to be unashamed of being a Christian. > pro-Big Busine
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
It is saddening to see the HN moderator being downvoted for requesting substantitive discussion. Why not just rename this site 'Left-wing Propoganda Hacker News' and get it over with ?
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
You have to provide sources on what exactly you think conservatives claimed. Side note, the quote "reality has a well known liberal bias" is a bastardization of the quote "The facts of life are conservative" first made b
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
"Utah is a deep red state, but its conservatism is notably compassionate" Or maybe conservatives are not ruthless towards the poor ?
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
> That was my point – they are the first to break a rule Which rule did they break ? It is my understanding that they were within the rules to block the vote. > Please list the same about Democrats, in the same amount – I actually wan
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
> Refused to hold a vote on a supreme court justice indefinitely as long as a Democrat president nominated him/her Republicans have confirmed Democratic supreme court nominees before [1] > Want to make coal and fossil fuels win o
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
Doesn't federally funded healthcare system have problems like lower quality of healthcare, increased government spending, increased chances of corruption and creating a moral hazard of not working to earn what is consumed ?
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
robots.txt
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Inside an Ethereum transaction(medium.com)
6 points by supremesaboteur 10y ago|0 comments
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
You should mention that in the README. 'Why TAGui over currently available tooling ?' is the first question many people will ask
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
Proof of work systems were originally designed to combat these types of 'spammy' behavior. Give a challenge string and ask the user submitting an upvote to compute a nonce that when added to the string would produce an hash with 1
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
Other options : Dejaclick Selenium IDE
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
> "Apple said we would be the only state that would pass this, and that we would become the mecca for bad actors," Brasch, who is sponsoring the bill, told me in a phone call. "They said that doing this would make it very
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RhodeCode 4.6.0 Release: new approach to code-review(rhodecode.com)
6 points by supremesaboteur 10y ago|1 comments
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
From the uBeam discussions, I thought this was impossible
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
This does not require exceptions. A very simple implementation could involve appending the additional error to the messsage from the lower error level. As far as I understand, exceptions were invented so that error handling code will not cl
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
> First and foremost, security is our priority In response to https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/01/09/mongodb/ ? "MongoDB databases are being decimated in soaring ransomware attacks that have se
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by supremesaboteur 10y ago
He is worth $150 million and has an annual salary of $10 million : http://www.therichest.com/celebnetworth/celebrity-business/t... I say he marketed himself well

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