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by t0suj4 5y ago
I think Trump's praises may increase his chances for Putin to accept Trump's proposals. IIRC Trump wrote a book about making deals that's why I believe it. Besides that I think that Putin made genuinely smart strategical step
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Conservatism is relative term. It basically means "keep what we have and carefully evaluate new things". Conservatism in the US is not what conservatism in France is. Conservatism in Mexico is not what conservatism in Brazil is. P
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You can plan against enemy army and their equipment. You cannot plan against untrained militia possessing dangerous weapons.
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Do people in US really take their AKs into Starbucks' against owners' wishes?
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I don't know the laws in Ukraine but if people had guns in the first place, they would have much higher advantage defending.
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Except now they have it nicely paired with your medical records. Now any match will have a great chance to come up with complete medical history including everything else those data can be paired with.
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If you can buy a judgement wouldn't people just refuse to be judged by such courts? The arbiter would risk losing all their customers.
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How do you think the circumstances and motivations of a government employee differ from those of a CEO?
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I want to point out that there are people that sound or look like famous characters/actors all their life and are being, in some cases, mocked for that. Now imagine people getting sued for being themselves. I think there should be, at
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by t0suj4 5y ago
Why should be Tesla responsible for what people are doing with their cars? Is Samsung or GM responsible for drivers making phone calls behind the wheel?
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If you want the service this is the only way forward I think.
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I disagree, what prevents you from buying a property and filling it with books?
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If you say that you stop punishing certain crimes don't get surprised that some people will go because they won't get punished for that crime. From this example alone it's clear that the threat of punishment works. If you wan
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That is the point of schools! To teach people skills they don't have. Whether they're successful doing it is different discussion.
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I actually miss the community servers that were pretty common in CS 1.6 days
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Choosing from a couple of authority preselected candidates has little to do with democracy.
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The Chinese officials see law as a tool to control masses. Their constitution is therefore no more than a piece of paper.
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The parent commenter didn't refer to efficiency of tax collection. They refer to the fact that taxes is the pot the government will draw money from whenever any of their enterprises becomes unprofitable. If the pot is too small to fund
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And it should be your decision what option to take.
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I don't know about the deal with US. But I think investing into Taiwan trade relationships has greater potential because forced technology transfer to China is no secret and that negates all benefits of such a big market. Lithuanians r
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I treat the stars as bookmarks. I never star a project, I just Google for it if it becomes relevant.
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Go and sleep it off citizen! Your emergency can wait!
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Then there is civil asset forfeiture.
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If I understand it correctly, mostly the smartest kids from public schools get admitted to a university. On the other hand kids from private schools don't have to be that smart as their schools gave them significantly better opportunit
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They don't need to improve their registration system. The government simply locks you up if you give up in the process. They don't risk anything if you fail to register.
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I'm pretty sure there would be a market for a tool that transpiles Excel into literally anything else
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I think blaming Bitcoin mining for bad environmental impact is misguided. The important question IMO is why dirty energy is cheaper than clean and what can we do to make clean energy cheaper?
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I think that planned obsolescence would absolutely slow down tech progress. A washing machine manufacturer has little incentive to make his product better when he knows that his customers will keep buying his washing machines anyway. Creati
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Don't worry there isn't that much content in this game. You can finish the story in a couple of hours, will take longer depending on how much you want to tweak your scripts but it'll take tens of hours at most.
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IMO The problem people have with gypsies is that they're distinctly different culture. They have found ways to benefit from the social system without giving anything in. That naturally frustrates many taxpayers. I blame the faulty soci

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