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by tn13 10y ago
If that were true Google would not have banned fake Adsense clicker. I have experience in FB market and I can tell you that none of us care about Likes. We care about eventual conversion (What % of people called up to know about our product
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by tn13 10y ago
True. It is like saying Windows has far more viruses than Linux and MacOS but often it is because of incentives and market share rather than lack of efforts on parts of MS to curb viruses. But I don't think FB has put lot of efforts. I
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by tn13 10y ago
True that. I do not want to live in a city where I cant access Uber with the same ease as my current city.
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by tn13 10y ago
Titles are written by click-bait experts.
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by tn13 10y ago
Whenever I visit NY I dont assume anything is legal. If someone tells me walking barefoot is illegal in NY I would believe it. After all they kill people for sharing smoke and all.
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by tn13 10y ago
It is sensible pricing model.
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by tn13 10y ago
Open web sucked before Facebook. Facebook has created a nice safe sandbox for most people.
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by tn13 10y ago
Honestly these lies do not matter. Let people buy what they want without government using our money to subsidize anything. In the long term facts win because they are self evident. I find it disgusting that rich people get $8K per Tesla.
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by tn13 10y ago
> In the United States, there is nothing stopping pharmaceutical companies from charging whatever they think the market will bear. That is how it should be. The moment government controls prices, it will slow down overall capital investm
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by tn13 10y ago
NSA itself is a problem. Pitting citizens against citizens, needlessly spreading irrational fear, giving too much power to government.
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by tn13 10y ago
Value of something does not depend on the what the provider is providing but what are the alternatives for the consumers. A brilliant doctor who saves someone's life should be awarded lifetime earnings of the person if the alternative
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by tn13 10y ago
This was much needed. I feel a bit disgusted to look at the attributes naming though. I dont work a lot with XML but why should an attribute be "layout_alignSelf" and not "layoutAlignSelf" or "layout_align_self&q
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by tn13 10y ago
Letting markets function has helped poor countries like India, China and even North Korea. Making decisions on behalf of poor people has hurt poor even in the richest countries like USA. Common sense to me. There is always an issue of law a
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by tn13 10y ago
When I pay around $3K in rent and when I shop at Target or Wallmart I always ask myself where do that cashier live. There is no way she could afford a $3K rent.
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by tn13 10y ago
I don't find it immoral.
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by tn13 10y ago
I think Philip Morris would not be wrong here. The problem here is the difference in values that individuals have. A lot of us might think of wasting time of Facebook or Casino is a bad idea but for many people it would not be the case. Fac
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by tn13 10y ago
If this is the list then I would say DoJ is not doing a good job. The level of H1B corruption in USA is lot more than the level of corruption in Government offices in India. Here are some malpractices I have observed in consultancies: 1. Em
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by tn13 11y ago
For the same reason I have found the notion of Christian God to be very scary. A father who does not die and keeps judging his children and is always powerful.
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by tn13 11y ago
Came here to say the exactly the same thing. :D I would replace the sentence with: "If your team does not use git force them to use it and give a condescending laughter if they ask for any will with git rebase."
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by tn13 11y ago
Shallow journalism by Guardian. More access to medical care means more people go to hospitals and live longer and hence there is a good chunk of deaths that were preventable if doctors or hospitals did better. This is not same as saying &#x
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by tn13 11y ago
I think the above example illustrates why a malpractice insurance pool might be a bad idea. The one who makes the mistake must pay up. This will ensure those who make less mistakes will succeed at faster rate.
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by tn13 11y ago
I am unable to why the state must pay compensation here. It should be the Hospital. It looks to me that State and Hospitals have colluded to create this $900M fund while reducing risk for Hospitals and not giving anything to the patients. C
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by tn13 11y ago
I am not surprised and I don't find it alarming. More comments means more fights and words like "Nazi" are bound to appear because it is basically a slang for evil. Forget reddit, a quick look at American politics itself show
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by tn13 11y ago
Upwork's bureaucracy is mind boggling. I hired few people on Upwork and paid them to do some work. No one complained about anything but Upwork flagged me for fraud and demanded plethora of paperwork. I eventually ditched Upwork and the
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by tn13 11y ago
I agree with 2 but not 1 & 3. In my experience - Committing to master directly is the simplest thing to do. That is why most people chose to do that. It works well if everyone is working on their own pieces not touched by others. Out of
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by tn13 11y ago
People do. There is an entire underground markets for exploits, hacked user databases/emails, Amazon AWS keys etc.
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by tn13 11y ago
They should not have received it besides more Americans drive Ford,GM and Toyota than Tesla.
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by tn13 11y ago
Elon Musk's rich people's gadgets are heavily subsidized by American government (read average Americans). American government is paying around $8k per car to Musk. A lot of this money seems to be wasted to adding swag to this car
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by tn13 11y ago
I am referring to American taxpayers money. Poorest of poor in America is subsidizing these rich people gadgets at around $8k per unit. Why should we gift this money to China ? If Chinese people want clean air let Chinese government fund it
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by tn13 11y ago
If the Tesla is for rich people I find it immoral to provide subsidies to it under any pretext. Helping conventional cars be more environment friendly might help poor people more.

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