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by underdown 9y ago
This was not a treaty ratified by the senate so it's not legally binding in any way.
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by underdown 9y ago
I think they are still misjudging the market. Im a cyclist - ride about 3k miles per year. I know very little about this bike, however why do I need a connected bike? I have a computer that I can attach to any bike I like. Hell, a smart
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by underdown 9y ago
So I take it you've never shipped an MVP?
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by underdown 9y ago
Uber is the subject of a federal criminal probe to see if they have committed crimes. Lets not get ahead of ourselves.
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by underdown 9y ago
It's bias via omission. Anything positive about Trump or the right has a zero percent chance of not being moderated away.
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by underdown 9y ago
Is it possible you aren't offering a wage that attracts talent? You seem to be implying that Indian labor is smarter/more qualified than US labor. In my experience, (hiring in Phoenix) that is simply not the case if you're wi
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by underdown 10y ago
Not believing in something does not require an alternate affirmative belief.
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by underdown 10y ago
I have more faith in the greed of bank CEO's than to believe this is anything other than risk avoidance.
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by underdown 10y ago
Now to see if Google penalizes them. Not holding my breath.
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by underdown 10y ago
They sell ads by offering this information in the form of targeting.
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by underdown 10y ago
What does what a few Americans believe have to do with the comment made?
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by underdown 10y ago
wouldn't using fnsku's solve that problem?
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by underdown 10y ago
Its the only reason I dont use firefox on android - no pull to refresh.
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by underdown 10y ago
and why should anyone care what the splc concludes? serious question.
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by underdown 10y ago
r/altright has 6,253 subscribers making it one of the smaller subreddits?
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by underdown 10y ago
Personally I'm willing to forgive a lot, but being a leader of an organization whose purpose is to advance a racist agenda is pretty much where I draw the line.
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by underdown 10y ago
midnight commander
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by underdown 10y ago
Gold has lots of utility - just not enough to justify the speculative price.
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by underdown 10y ago
I feel like a ban is heavy handed. If the government came out with an educational campaign that informed consumers of the dangers of our collective usage of antibacterial soaps and general ineffectiveness I think that would be enough to pre
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by underdown 10y ago
Their quarterly LOSSES are also growing, not typically the sign of a healthy company.
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by underdown 10y ago
Unlike Tesla, however, they are also losing their investors' money
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by underdown 10y ago
For those you just need a car.
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by underdown 10y ago
They stop adding more money in. Less future investment?
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by underdown 11y ago
I'd argue both hurt poor people. Wage growth typically lags behind inflation.
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by underdown 11y ago
Foreign-born immigrants are recent immigrants. If you change your time frame the results might be different.
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by underdown 11y ago
Yes, but they aren't the government's children.
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by underdown 11y ago
Under the social security umbrella there's also supplemental security income, that has nothing to do with what you or your spouse paid in. Medicare has medicaid, same story.
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by underdown 11y ago
I think blaming the 1972 law is misguided. In 2011 the Department of Education made policy changes that limited due process. Source: http://www.nacua.org/documents/OCRLetterviolence.pdf
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by underdown 11y ago
I don't mean to be a peer validating you, but this comment really hit the mark for me.
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by underdown 12y ago
As a cyclist from Arizona I stopped reading after seeing that. Complete BS. Lying via omission to support your claim is not a great way to inspire trust.

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