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by tn13 10y ago
It might be inaccurate but does not matter much in advertiser perspective. Given the conversions etc. eCPMs conversion to the real expected value.
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by tn13 10y ago
Surely those people can pool money and help pay for EpiPen patients. I dont see many of hem coming forward either.
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by tn13 10y ago
Is there any studies to indicate FDA is useful to Americans in any way? Despite the absolutely mindblowing sh*t-pile of regulations that this agency creates every year there does not seem to be any major difference between lifespans of Amer
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by tn13 10y ago
> They have nothing to do with its invention except that they paid money to buy rights to it. That is like saying Google had not hand in success of Youtube because it was initially done by someone else. Dont you agree that Mylan deserves
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by tn13 10y ago
Then why blame Mylan for "greed". I would do exact same thing so would almost 99.99% people out there. The patent and FDA is a problem not Mylan.
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by tn13 10y ago
It costs $30 to make an EpiPen at home why dont you create a company and sell it for $50 and solve the problem all ya complaining about ? Mylan deserves our appreciation for inventing EpiPen when none of the other smarty pants who claim to
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by tn13 10y ago
Again, why is AXE not banned ?
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by tn13 10y ago
Yes. Everything except drugs would be illegal in such a scenario. Not sure why you missed the jibe at AXE.
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by tn13 10y ago
An argument like that perhaps would have made sense but if the harm done by soap was worse than the benefit provided the soap could have been banned even if it was found useful.
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by tn13 10y ago
Is FDA authorized to ban things because of the impact it might have on environment ? I thought FDA was restricted to people
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by tn13 10y ago
> Nothingness ("Shunyata", in Sanskrit) is not about idleness or vacuum but means something very specific. It refers to the absence of a solid, tangible self (or an ego, if you must use a Western term). Buddhism's core pra
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by tn13 10y ago
Please correct me if I am wrong but government banned something because it is not useful ? Or were these soaps violating "No Harm Done" rule too ? When is government banning Axe for failure to attract hot chicks ?
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by tn13 10y ago
69% Americans include children, elderly, housewives, daily wage people etc. who do not maintain an active bank account. The best would be to check this number household and consider all savings instead of merely savings bank account.
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by tn13 10y ago
Retention is very valuable. Having a user install your app is more valuable letting him use mobile web and then be at Google's mercy to see him again. I have several niche apps that are installed by only 12% of people who visit the mob
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by tn13 10y ago
It is not "free time" that people want. It is "time to do what I want" is what we all want. For someone like Elon Musk running Tesla might be actually use of that free time. For many of us writing code is the use of that
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by tn13 10y ago
I know. I am not saying this is simple. But if sufficient breakthroughs are achieved we might as well do better than state of art solar.
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by tn13 10y ago
Personally I would want to know because if came from a poor background his success story can potentially inspire many. Privilege is a fuzzy term. A lot of people are born into good families but achieve way less than what he has achieved. So
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by tn13 10y ago
This might be an incredible way to generate cheap energy. I lived in a remote location called Manikaran in Himalayas in India. It is a small town with limited resources but has an incredibly hot water spring. The locals have built pipelines
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by tn13 10y ago
Bad for the wolves. But I think the wolves can at least be sold to the keepers of exotic animals or even sent to other countries which might be interested. We need an international market (legal) for exotic animals.
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The biggest factor in my opinion.
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by tn13 10y ago
Penn Jillette is an amazing person. What makes America such a great country is the existence of large number of libertarian business men, leaders and public figures. In other countries it is uneconomical for most public figures to be critic
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by tn13 10y ago
Like everything else there are grey areas here too. As a child we were taught food is scared because people put efforts into it over years. In fact we uttered a prayer that meant "Food is God and consuming is worship." But I stron
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by tn13 10y ago
What San Francisco Says about America is logical equivalent of "What Osama says about muslim people" or what "Donald Trump says about White people." It is stereotyping and we should avoid it.
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by tn13 10y ago
Why not allow people to buy these wolves to be kept in private forests ?
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by tn13 10y ago
But without the incentive to make awesome windfall profits there wont be any EpiPens to begin with.
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by tn13 10y ago
Finally someone gets it on HN!
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Government assisted monopoly is basically using government's coercive power to deny a party to chose from alternatives. When government forces ISPs to be "neutral" an forgo the additional revenue it essentially denying the IS
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by tn13 10y ago
Net neutrality IS a government assisted monopoly but in the favor of consumer instead of provider. I don't think people who support net neutrality will be able to bring arguments in support of free market policies for ISPs.
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by tn13 10y ago
I think Uber has complicated what is a simple business. It connect Taxies and Riders. I have never understood Uber's insistence to build a back office around it. Why not just act as a platform and let all taxi companies, independent dr
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by tn13 10y ago
Ride sharing is like airlines. Even thought the providers might make huge losses and little profits I think it serves a very legitimate and real need. It is here to stay. I only expect their shine to go down a bit. More opaque pricing, more

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