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by wutangson1 8y ago
Care to say more about the underlying technology? The web site claims ‘supercharged with ibm watson’. I wrote two separate tort fact patterns, and both times it returned ‘facts likely yield no legal issues’.
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by wutangson1 8y ago
So, rely on OPEC and domestic facking for fuel? At best, biofuels from canola & palm make up <10% of diesel fuel blend.
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by wutangson1 8y ago
Hmm, sounds like you have some war stories (sorry for the knee jerk pun) from hbs.
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by wutangson1 8y ago
is the methanol a fossil fuel necessary for B100 a fossil fuel?
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by wutangson1 8y ago
wouldn't the astm spec for B20 (or any other blend of biodiesel) keep the level of glycerin, soaps, methanol, water, etc. low enough for that not to be an issue? I thought methyl-esters as a solvent would be better for the the engine a
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by wutangson1 8y ago
> They later realize that that the actual work isn't for them and pursue something. Out of curiosity, why didn't they realize this in law school?
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by wutangson1 8y ago
Information to the contrary? Here ya go... https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/application-process/w...
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by wutangson1 8y ago
out of curiosity, with regards to rising GMAT scores, does that really reflect that 'our student are even more capable'? The scores supposedly correspond to a percentage of the test taking population one scored higher than, right?
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by wutangson1 8y ago
It makes sense why it would sound terrible to your ears. The way 'ancient' Greek is taught in U.S. universities- referred to as Attic Greek- is based on the pronunciation ascribed to Erasmus- the Dutch Scholar. Of course, it is
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by wutangson1 8y ago
Wow, I think there is a Robert Frost verse about the path less taken making all the difference. Perhaps optioning a screenplay will be the financial windfall.
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by wutangson1 9y ago
sincerely non-confrontational question: Someone who has not completed law school, albeit a PhD candidate university instructor, is qualified to grade someone else's brief on a seminal case? The twitter replies referenced undergrad moo
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by wutangson1 9y ago
I wonder if it is the same phenomena though? Perhaps it is closer to how the Sephardic Jews operated in the Nazi concentration camps as detailed by Primo Levi.
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by wutangson1 9y ago
So, if men in an island- thus, a relatively small geographic area- had οικογένειακα, it was a smart move after committing the deed required to redeem one's hono(u)r (i.e. by murder) to flee to another small and confined geographic area
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by wutangson1 9y ago
Actually, Lithuania fields a very good national team. When highschool kids (in Melo's case) are now having to adapt to the pro level, it can only benefit him.
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by wutangson1 9y ago
not sure it is realistic that Vova can decide he wants part of the EU under his control
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by wutangson1 9y ago
wow, so if you believe there is systemic 'infliction of learned helplessness' on pre-adolescent children, then it does warrant a 'grand-sounding name'.
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by wutangson1 9y ago
where did this concept of college as a 4 year vacation come from? You have to show up to class, study, be diligent, and apply effective time management skills. Otherwise, you'll be put on academic probation and then kicked out. Even f
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by wutangson1 9y ago
So, her foray into China with eBay was a case study of 'how-to" or 'how not to' expand into a new market? #CrocodileInTheYangtze
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by wutangson1 9y ago
"I see a little silhouetto of a man/ Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the Fandango?" -Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody
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by wutangson1 10y ago
>this is how alphabets came along... 3.Phoenician script. No, not even close. Another myth like that of the "indoeuropeans" which has zero archeological support.
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by wutangson1 10y ago
It seems as if Debian insiders are put in difficult circumstances by government officials. Maybe it's just a convenient coincidence.
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by wutangson1 10y ago
Not sure your suspicion is accurate... Constantinople was a deliberate break from Rome, given that it's people spoke koine Greek and not Latin, and that before falling to the Turkish invaders was attacked and ransacked by the Crusaders
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by wutangson1 10y ago
I think you're on to something. “He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past.” George Orwell, 1984.
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by wutangson1 10y ago
hmm, so ancient Athenians were victims of #fakenews? Or, are these overly simplistic summaries #fakenews? Whoa, so meta.
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by wutangson1 10y ago
But the author didn't get it right though. His conclusion- "By highlighting its Greek heritage, Afghanistan could claim a share of the classical origins of Europe and the West", aspiring to "the 'civilizational nor
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by wutangson1 10y ago
You could also use the back side of your hand to disrupt Chris Anderson, the owner of TED, right? They charge $8,500/person. The one in '17 has already sold out those tickets, and so they are charging $17,000/person. At the
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by wutangson1 10y ago
There are not the facts! 0% for property up to €200K, is not the case. You do pay property taxes- ENFIA.
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by wutangson1 10y ago
Isn't Albania the distribution center for heroin for Europe?
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by wutangson1 10y ago
Ironic
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by wutangson1 10y ago
>"Look, this is not a place for video editors.." This guy... and his 'skype conversations' with entrepreneurs lol

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