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I think the keto flu is more due to being in a state of low blood sugar and inability for your body to deal with the change in fuel supply rather than mineral/vitamin deficiency. You could quickly shock your body by not eating for a da
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9y ago
Uh yeah she does if she owns any Google or FB stock via 401k, or directly owning shares in the company she's getting taxed by EU as she owns the company. That's why it's called a public company and they are openly traded in t
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9y ago
I don't subscribe to your second paragraph at all. "Extract wealth" how? I'm from the third world and I can instantly tell you the great value that people derive from applications like What's App and the like. To so
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9y ago
Corporations don't have money. It's also a giant cat and mouse game, governments want to tax and companies want to minimize that. So you end up with weird situations like Apple and Google hoarding cash because they don't know
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9y ago
First, let's establish some basic points. Governments don't have money, people do. Companies don't have money, people do. In the case of government, it taxes the money to get funds to spend in its activities. In the case of c
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9y ago
It's the actual definition of government, it does everything with the threat of violence. In the grand scheme of things, the social contract between members of society, some rights are given up to the state to be the intermediary. They
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9y ago
Why would they be leaving it? I can easily connect to a Russian website with servers in Moscow just fine from anywhere in the world. The same applies to EU citizens. I'm a strong believer in freedom, to include freedom from unnecessary
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9y ago
I wonder what would happen if G/F just upped and "left" the EU? Ensuring to close every physical location as they did so. I wonder how much of a bind the politicians would be trying to remain in power as they would be in the
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I gather you're of the belief that the economy is like a pie of fixed proportions to be divided rather than an ever changing pie which can grow bigger every year with productivity ? I once read a wonderful thought experiment on the Mis
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get married
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If you know you're interviewing, you should at least review some concepts. But you're excusing yourself for not studying/reviewing by saying that you are self taught. There are plenty of actual cs degree senior devs who fail
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9y ago
How do you stop hurricanes? Couple solutions: -level the mountain flat with enough explosives -don't live by mountains -underground cities, mudslides affect those at the surface I'm sure there's others like collecting all the
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9y ago
So...you're agreeing with the point you replied to? They went the hard route and became successful, that's great for them! Do you think it would be the case if they stayed on benefits that they would be where they are today? It&#x
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9y ago
Do you know what Y Combinator is? They are hugely successful and have enough operating funds to maintain more than one site like HN. Even if it was just a simple hobby site by PG and it actually cost him a non-trivial amount of money to run
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9y ago
Chronic underinvestment in the people and equipment needed to get that oil out. It's not a simple "just dig until you find oil". There's also the government taking over private companies and running them poorly(surprise)
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9y ago
You mean like Uber does?
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9y ago
which statically typed languages? You know Python has/will support even more static typing, which will be interesting...
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9y ago
Great to hear you're happy at Google! Could you point out in rough format what were the major points in your history from bootcamp -> Google?
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9y ago
I read both your posts and her series of blog posts which where interesting to follow along. It wasn't clear to the reader how it is that she got past the HR screening for Microsoft as a non-cs graduate. I'm starting to believe th
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$200 for a months worth of bjj
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Furthermore, would you as the civic duty minded citizen plan to tread deep into the desert or bayou to find the rural citizens for their census? Can't exactly automate that.
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9y ago
I have a couple thoughts on this subject as it directly applies to me. In many ways the G.I Bill is a coupon thats worth up to $22,000/year + (monthly cost of rent for every month in school). Many vets end up using the GI Bill just for
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10y ago
There are little questionnaires(online) throughout the year that might flag someone with any kinds of issues. Obviously, you can easily lie about it, then again so could you hide issues from your doctor. This a whole is a moot point. Cultur
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The point of the article is to point out that the incidences of suicide in the military isn't disproportionate to civilians. This is something that's being blown out of proportion by the media and in return Congress pushes down Do
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10y ago
Solid reporting and analysis. To further the stark difference in point of view from a veteran to civilian is a comic strip from a famous Marine illustrator: terminallance.com/2012/01/23/terminal-lance-174-breaking-news&#
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I think demand based pricing is the most efficient tool to deal with traffic. That being said, assuming in 3-5 years cars will be self driven, traffic should be a thing of the distant past. Its already started where people no longer own c
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10y ago
Many years ago a friend of a friend complained as to how she was denied for a tourist visa to the U.S. She then proceeded to have apply for a U.K. Tourist visa and did her shopping there instead. No NPR storyline or anything. No one cared b
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Unless you remove people out of the equation, universal healthcare will never work. There's no incentive for anyone to be efficient, more frugal, work harder, provide a better service in universal healthcare. Humans arent wired for thi
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10y ago
To discourage foreigners buying property? A giant reason for home prices in California being so high are all the regulations restricting zoning, building codes, etc. Real changes would never really happen to "increasing affordable"
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Article just shows that that the virus helps makes glucose easier and leads to more fat generation but the subject of article doesn't show clean eating and rigorous exercise, try as you may the body cannot make energy deposits (fat) ou
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