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by tc313 6y ago
> the true unemployment rate in the U.S. is a stunning 26.1% A look at the chart in the article contradicts the "stunning" element: It seems that this measure has been in the mid-to-high 20%s for at least two decades. So, while
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by tc313 6y ago
An easy way to do this on iOS Safari is to “Show Reader View” after clicking on any Bloomberg article.
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by tc313 6y ago
It's also true that you can respond to the substance of ZeroHedge's analysis in the article in question rather than deferring to a third party who made an assessment of ZeroHedge's general trustworthiness.
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by tc313 6y ago
We have two loops in Houston — an inner loop and an outer loop. Freeway expansion is non-stop and we still don’t have enough road for all of our traffic...
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by tc313 6y ago
FWIW, I can’t connect to Madden NFL online servers.
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by tc313 6y ago
Well that’s Epic’s argument, so it’s the question that the courts will resolve in this case.
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by tc313 6y ago
I agree with regards to private companies banning racist symbols, but the top comment was talking about anti hate-speech _laws_, which seem like a departure from my understanding of the first amendment. If a law against displaying the Confe
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by tc313 6y ago
I think the person you are responding to was trying to figure out what kerkeslager's point was, rather than stating his own conclusion. I am a bit confused myself as to what the connection is between name-publishing policies and source
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by tc313 6y ago
Andy Fastow (Enron CFO) is really the one who executed all of the structured finance shenanigans. Skilling’s sin was lying about it to investors.
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by tc313 6y ago
That’s awfully ungenerous to your fellow HNer. Maybe it would be better to wait for his response to your question (“Why is that?”) rather than answering it yourself.
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by tc313 6y ago
> At best it's lazy brohangs masquerading as journalism. But it's NOT masquerading as journalism. That's Rogan's excuse, whether you accept it or not: He's just a bro having conversations with interesting people.
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by tc313 6y ago
Erm... Joe knows what he is making without Spotify and it isn’t enough to make the deal seem as obviously-bad as the article makes it out to be. Also, I doubt Joe negotiated a $100 million deal without expensive legal & financial advice
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by tc313 6y ago
I doubt that he has any special knowledge that provides an edge; nobody knows what the fallout will be from all of this or when/if a vaccine will be developed. More likely, he’s just thinking about the same facts differently than other
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by tc313 7y ago
On the other hand, my solution to subverting AOL parental controls was to... log into my mom's account.
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by tc313 7y ago
> Sim accuracy could affect times either way I meant that pro sim racers are generally faster than pro drivers at sim racing, not that the simulation times are faster than the real times.
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by tc313 7y ago
There's no real control variable, though, so it's hard to tell how well he really did. But, of course, the simulation is something like the real thing and is better than no preparation at all.
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by tc313 7y ago
The gamers are generally faster because the games are not perfect simulations of reality.
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by tc313 7y ago
While your point is valid, it also illustrates how the U.S. subsidizes European entitlement programs by implicitly reducing those countries’ defense spending. If the U.S. were to cut back on defense, European countries would have to cut bac
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by tc313 7y ago
What would buying stocks do for the economy?
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by tc313 7y ago
(2015)
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A Climate Blacklist That Works(forbes.com)
1 points by tc313 7y ago|0 comments
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by tc313 7y ago
All of the unnecessary punctuation makes this article difficult to read.
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by tc313 7y ago
He probably didn't know that he was risking jail.
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by tc313 7y ago
> If he had accidentally written sloppy code The damage was intentional (i.e., not an accident).
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by tc313 7y ago
If everyone knows that the price will be lower on Monday, then the price will be lower on Friday. You can’t look at a “trend” and know where the price will go, otherwise the price would already be there!
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by tc313 7y ago
Are you sure that you’re not an average person? I think most people understand that Saudi Arabia doesn’t operate to the standards of Western republics.
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by tc313 7y ago
In this case, either one would work. A semi-colon separates two independent clauses, while a colon can be used to define or introduce something. I think it is more natural to use a colon (“:”) here because you’re defining what Douglas Adams
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by tc313 7y ago
They could have used a colon instead to avoid the confusion.
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by tc313 7y ago
The shortcomings are both hidden and being compensated for (“not only the one, but also the other”).
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by tc313 7y ago
My understanding is that Napoleon was of average height for a peasant, but was short compared to well-fed officers.

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