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421.
by tamana 10y ago
>Yes you are right but we can't make changes because the sprint would not finish". That makes absolutely no sense because the sprint always finishes, on a scale far basis. The only way to make a sprint not finish is to submit c
422.
by tamana 10y ago
Oil, not gold ;+)
423.
by tamana 10y ago
What something else? Is a retail space a worse fit on gas station land than the gas+retail spacd it replaced?
424.
by tamana 10y ago
That sounds like a multi billion dollar investment, and Japanese companies do a great job of building electric cars for the export market already.
425.
by tamana 10y ago
I don't know about DUI specifically, but this is why crimes have many degrees of misdemeanor and felony for the same core behavior.
426.
by tamana 10y ago
Never. Land is partly common property. Real estate is taxed ongoing because the Earth has finite land. Google "Land Value Tax"
427.
by tamana 10y ago
They are. The people who control the munis don't want to bother building transit.
428.
by tamana 10y ago
Size has nothing to do with it. Plenty of small sleazy munis too
429.
by tamana 10y ago
It's not so much the presence of those signs -- we are all at least a little selfish, it's the intensity of them.
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by tamana 10y ago
Please don't mock fellow HN users.
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by tamana 10y ago
I think you mean the Jordanians vs Palestinians, propping up a remote group to fight a proxy war against an invented enemy to avoid taking damage at home.
432.
by tamana 10y ago
Lewis knew nothing of the power of global systems and automation, highly efficient at maintaining exploitation.
433.
by tamana 10y ago
He also proposed banning all Muslims from entering the US, and tagging and tracking all curent Muslim residents.
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by tamana 10y ago
Short version: MLK and Gandhi soufht to make peace and unite with their opponents, not attack and destroy them.
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by tamana 10y ago
Does finite imply non-quantum?
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by tamana 10y ago
Even better, TSA can hold it, next to the luggage keys
437.
by tamana 10y ago
Nothing will ever enter the public domain, thanks to Disney, so what has no practical effect.
438.
by tamana 10y ago
That's inconsistent thinking. Weak protection is equivalent to no DRM on the part you are able to copy.
439.
by tamana 10y ago
Same results but faster! The IBM version runs slower than a classical simulation of it, making IBM's project a tech demo toy. (Obviously. If it were actually efficient, they would charge a fortune to use it.)
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by tamana 10y ago
You are getting downvoted, but no less than Sir Roger Penrose had the same idea for the origin of human intelligence.
441.
by tamana 10y ago
You mean like ECHELON?
442.
by tamana 10y ago
Tarriffs, the way nations have peacefully defended their citizens for centuries.
443.
by tamana 10y ago
Alt-right vs SPLC ranting is a debate that is not needed on HN.
444.
by tamana 10y ago
Nice. "You can't blame us for buying things from people who use slave labor and slaughter their slaves by the millions if they don't cooperate."
445.
by tamana 10y ago
People weren't less depressed before Prozac, except if they were too busy starving or laboring.
446.
by tamana 10y ago
Environment (available food type and quantity) has changed massively. We have the same potential as before, expressed diffeently now.
447.
by tamana 10y ago
You don't enjoy non-scifi arts and literature?
448.
by tamana 10y ago
It's been known for at least 20 years that there is no money in non-corporate non-engineering science. But perhaps that advertising doesn't reach young student.
449.
by tamana 10y ago
The amount of STEM PhDs is a mere blip compared to software engineer demand.
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by tamana 10y ago
That's a negative sum race, not a zero sum race.

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