xkjkls

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by xkjkls 9y ago
there was even a kevin hart movie about it
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by xkjkls 9y ago
Invest in what though? The stock market? Who does buying an S&P 500 ETF benefit other than other people who own an S&P 500 ETF?
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by xkjkls 9y ago
Are you really excusing The Economist, the bastion of neoliberalism that it is, of not being sufficiently in favor of globalization? Sure, globalization has lifted millions out of poverty, but it is also pretty uncontroversial to state that
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by xkjkls 9y ago
Why? It offered an interesting, alternative interpretation of the same data. That seems valuable. In a normal journalism article this same opinion would probably be offered in the form of a quote by some competing economist, instead of dire
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by xkjkls 9y ago
Same reason you would sell any business really. If the price someone is willing to pay for it is higher than what you expect is the discounted return over time, then you should sell.
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by xkjkls 10y ago
I wonder if they don't have a separate categorization for "electric vehicle"
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by xkjkls 10y ago
Amazon has the ability to search for it, but doesn't seem to have any products: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sx_as?keywords=tires&rh=n%3A156...
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by xkjkls 10y ago
Why do you think Amazon is biased?
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by xkjkls 10y ago
http://www.amazon.com/gp/your-garage
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by xkjkls 10y ago
? Varying lengths of wiper blades will fit your car. Most cars have a front-left, front-right, and rear wiper blade, all of which are different sizes.
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by xkjkls 11y ago
If this differentiation is actually being made, then why is Linus making comments saying "he's surprised [this developer] is still alive, because they are too stupid to find food", or "should be retroactively aborted&quo
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by xkjkls 12y ago
I sometimes see the amount programmers believe they're supposed to enjoy their job as unique to programming. People always talk about pursuing coding projects just for the fun of it outside of work, but that's a pretty unusual tra
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by xkjkls 12y ago
This seems like a form of elitism very specific to programming. I graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering, and barely did programming until I began my first job out of college. In many people in the programming space, I see contem