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by tn135 9y ago
California. Without looking into any statistics I can bet that Asian dominated Santa Clara will have much higher life expectancy than Alameda which has different racial profile mostly with low wage (H1Bs etc) Asian population. Merced which
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by tn135 9y ago
And why is that a surprise ? The public schooling in USA has widely distorted the housing market creating ghettos where similar people will get clubbed together.
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Discriminating against Asian Americans in top universities(quora.com)
5 points by tn135 9y ago|0 comments
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by tn135 9y ago
I have no agenda and I am genuine in my efforts to understand the counter viewpoint. It is just that I am unable to see the evidence anywhere and I can not understand the love of low end worthless manufacturing jobs. You are right only if y
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by tn135 9y ago
> Don't you think it's fundamentally wrong to cause thousands of deaths every year for profit? Depends on the alternatives.
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by tn135 9y ago
> They are in such deep doo doo, a charity was started to pay overdue water bills. That is barely any evidence. It is like pointing to a failed Bakery and claiming Bakery industry has sunk. It is a bit like Trump's logic that becaus
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by tn135 9y ago
I don't think there is anything wrong in people making handsome bonuses out of this. In fact apriori I would love to invest in those companies. It is mostly the law firms I suppose.
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by tn135 9y ago
So Google actually reads the content of the email and can hold it against the person ?
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by tn135 9y ago
> The flood of cheap goods destroyed communities that depended on manufacturing work There is no evidence to that. Cheap goods helped poor people live a better life and build better communities. American houses today are better than they
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by tn135 9y ago
The healthcare bill was a lipstic on a bulldog to begin with and now it is more like a crayon on bulldog. Everyone is a loser here.
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by tn135 9y ago
You always pick between alternatives. Are lower income Americans better off with free trade compared to a closed economy? I think the answer is absolutely yes. An average American saves lot more money today buying cheap stuff from Walmart.
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by tn135 9y ago
> Financial interests convinced liberals and conservatives alike that globalism was a good thing (for altruistic or selfish reasons respectively). Instead it just gave Capital access to cheap labor and totally fucked the American worker.
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by tn135 9y ago
Loved the same.
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by tn135 9y ago
> Because the oceans are already being over fished to the point we're facing a very real likelihood of collapse. Evidence please. Most of the costal area of India uses relatively far more primitive fishing methods compared to Japan
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by tn135 9y ago
The capitalist America was just a tongue in cheek remark. In fact 99Ranch's offerings are actually result of capitalism toom.
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by tn135 9y ago
Yeah I understood that part. I was only wondering if there is an explicit policy about sending chain emails.
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by tn135 9y ago
Looks pretty broad for me. I can't send email to friends inviting them to an even and asking them to invite their friends ?
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by tn135 9y ago
And why is that a problem ? Does it violate Google's policies in any way ?
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by tn135 9y ago
> However, I'm also not convinced that comcast's prices aren't as high as they are The math is for you to see. > It's also because they are really bad at providing it. And how many ISP companies do you have experi
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by tn135 9y ago
> ISP's in other countries, even ones of similar scale to the US Which are those countries ? India, China?
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India's ISRO develops a Solar potential measurement app(isro.gov.in)
1 points by tn135 9y ago|0 comments
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by tn135 9y ago
> The ISPs are rolling in cash. Common myth. - Comcast made merely $2B in profits last year.[verified] - ATT made around $5B from wireline data last year. [unverified] A lot of people think these are monopolies with the help of governme
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by tn135 9y ago
As a fish loving Indian, I was totally surprised to see that in Capitalist America the choice of fish was absolutely pathetic. At American fish places you only get "shrimps" may be "large shrimps" and "small shrimps
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by tn135 9y ago
Complete PR BS. Infy yearly profits are 2B. Assuming an average US worker costs $100K a year it is going to cost them $1B + additional expenses not to mention it totally defeats their core skill of using cheaper human capital from India. In
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by tn135 9y ago
> The skills of a con artist are not related to the ability to build good systems. I think it is very very rude of you to call it a skill of "con artist". I have seen teams with average individuals achieving lot more than sever
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by tn135 9y ago
Yes. In fact there are very little blogs and advices for the interviewers.
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by tn135 9y ago
This is one of the best blogs on the topic and as someone who has easily cracked all big tech company interviews I can say this is a good piece of advice. I will make following broad points: 1. Never walk into that room without practicing.
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by tn135 9y ago
That seems like a smart strategy. People who are connected are likely to succeed at higher rate. Wasting taxpayer money on funding startups (which fail 99% of times) seems like a bad idea. Not to mention startup investing is more like a spe
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Father Daughter duo build the ultimate female orgasm machine(reason.com)
8 points by tn135 9y ago|0 comments
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by tn135 9y ago
My moral concern is some "board" gets to become the sole arbitrator of who is an "engineer". Ideally the board's warning must have been thrown into dustbin.

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