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Actually, Justin Trudeau doesn’t get quantum computing(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by tn13 11y ago|2 comments
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by tn13 11y ago
State getting into business is end of private enterprise. It is not governments job to run business.
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by tn13 11y ago
War on drugs is extremely useful for all levels of administration - How else can you confiscate private property without charges or conviction and just share the money among yourself ? https://www.washingtonpost.com/news&#x2
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by tn13 11y ago
The problem with SES is its poor deliverability. It might be useful to send 10K mails with SES but after that it is mostly useless.
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Snowden has pushed Encryption ahead by 7 years(reason.com)
19 points by tn13 11y ago|2 comments
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by tn13 11y ago
America remain one of the most free society even though not truly free. In India or China no records are ever made public, if they are the people asking for information are simply killed off in a dark street. In USA you have a good opportun
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by tn13 11y ago
So true. Printing, copying technology seems so out of date and stone age like compared to other consumer electronics. Why cant I jsut print something off my iphone on any generic printer ? Why do printers come up with so much junkware ? Why
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by tn13 11y ago
I think you are ignoring the precedent effect. If China indeed does something nasty with Apple it is not Apple that is going to leave China but almost every vendor out there might start doing risk analysis. India's pro-market governmen
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by tn13 11y ago
As an Asian I disagree. I have never seen a rich Asian kid in technology. most of them arrived in the country and got richer. Asians are kicking ass taking benefit of free market economy in this country. Many of us could not even speak prop
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by tn13 11y ago
In my opinion government regulation into prescription medicine is a primary cause of this and other mental health issues. Many times buying a sleeping pill could have helped many of these people but you cant buy them off the shelf.
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by tn13 11y ago
Law enforcement has limited resources and hence they should spend based on what they have. I feel they are spending too much of our money.
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by tn13 11y ago
14 deaths for 300 million is non existent if you understand statistics. More people commit suicide each year and even more people die each year because FDA takes too long to approve new medicines.
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by tn13 11y ago
Not if bureaucrats are in charge of sailing it...
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by tn13 11y ago
This appears to be something in between of JSON and Protocol buffers. I wonder under what conditions Ion makes more sense than either of the JSON/PBuff.
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by tn13 11y ago
That is simply incorrect and probably nothing more than propaganda. Monsanto is not some alien company, it is just another company like Tesla, Google, Facebook or Ford. They are full of people working hard to increase agricultural productiv
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by tn13 11y ago
This is our tax money down the drain by scaring us to death for fear of non-existent terrorist threat. It is remarkable how such FBI directors don't get fired from their job.
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by tn13 11y ago
There is nothing great about smoking weed but something seriously bad about jailing people for smoking, possessing or growing. That is the reason why I support marijuana legalization but I dont think Canada wants to decriminalize Marijuana.
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by tn13 11y ago
If you have a successful product there will always be a competitor. I think that is a good thing.
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by tn13 11y ago
You are mistaking political propaganda for economic arguments.
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by tn13 11y ago
It is not content. It is about buying contacts. Bill makes some phone call that enables a meeting with someone somewhere which leaves you rich and you pay some kickback. This is blatant corruption by people who are supposedly fighting for p
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by tn13 11y ago
Honestly I would not be very surprised if Mr. Trudeau's PR team pulled it off.
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by tn13 11y ago
The best example is of SSL. Over a decade and we have not even got "correctness" part right.
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by tn13 11y ago
This does not surprise me anyone. Richer people can afford better life in general, better healthcare, better spouses etc. etc. It would be a surprise if they dont live longer than others.
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by tn13 11y ago
Rich people corrupt democracy ? Does this mean if rich people leave politicians alone, politicians will be somehow honest? I am used to Guardians amateurish articles but this puts the bar even lower. Just like there is no such thing as &quo
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by tn13 11y ago
I have always buy Amazon Basics chargers.
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by tn13 11y ago
I am not too worried. CIA isn't what they show in TV dramas. It is just another incompetent organization that will go after weak. These are the same jerks who have not really achieved any strategic objectives of importance. The are one
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by tn13 11y ago
City administrations are not good at figuring out the needs of transportation especially when they give less importance to market needs and focus more on propaganda. D.C.'s Metro system: http://reason.com/blog/2016
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by tn13 11y ago
I agree to that with respect to many AWS services more especially s3. However I find it hard to believe about RDS. I have spent thousands for dollars on AWS bills and never ever used RDS. Always setup my own db servers.
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by tn13 11y ago
For that the person has already paid his taxes and he has paid for nonsensical wars elsewhere too.
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by tn13 11y ago
This is most BS thing about USA. Every year I have to make sure I do not transfer money to my own accounts in India but transfer it to may father's account etc. Most BS system ever.

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