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zeth___
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zeth___
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This is an very good example of why 'people of color' is red herring no one believes. Asians, both yellow and brown, are out performing whites. Blacks are under performing everyone and 'latinos' are doing either ok or pr
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If you think you can get a 5:1 student ratio on 40k a year I have a bridge you can buy. For a 10:1 you'd be looking at 100k.
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None really. But having a tiny window privileges those who pay constant attention to the market. If the resolution was once a week all manner of riff raff could then invest and understand what they were doing.
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zeth___
8y ago
How is that different to the current alternative dark pools?
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It is much better optimized for scanned documents than PDF.
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zeth___
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Show me the foundations for the continuum hypothesis. What you're arguing for is a view of mathematics that has been dead for a century now. With the Godels incompleteness theorem and Turing halting problem show you that there are case
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zeth___
8y ago
Could you provide a link or citation where he does an expose no it? I am interested.
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And how many know about the Ludlow Massacre? There is no rising fascism in America, if people really knew anything about the Wiemar Republic, Republican Spain, or March on Rome they would know that the left always loses when it tried to be
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zeth___
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>In the end, what is allowed is the intersection of behavior that's not penalized in any state of the world. That is hardly true. We do not follow the rules of Saudi Arabia and Iran. What happens is that the laws of the US and the i
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How so many people are convinced the market will save them from the marker given the last 300 years oh history is beyond me.
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zeth___
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Is material in China harder to pirate than material in Australia is easier to get legally.
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[[citation needed]]
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zeth___
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A summary of why I don't expect good service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9PSg0sQyfs
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If you're business is going under because you can't afford $15 an hour you should be shutting down anyway. A rule of thumb, 1/3 on wages, 1/3 on capital, 1/3 for everything else. If you're not meeting that you&
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Intel had the capability to be the only game in town when it comes to latest gen chips. If Intel was an open shop that anyone could order anything no one would bother with second and third players because the facility costs are so astronomi
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People in the US have to support a family at US living standards. Indians on the other hand either have their family in India or are used to living in conditions that Americans balk at, multiple people per room, no lawn, one car or less per
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>But remove those, and why do you think an immigrant would demand to be paid any less? We're not stupid. Because you're poor. An Indian in India makes 1/20th the wage a US citizen makes in the US. If they get 1/15th y
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A rather odd tool for tax evasion that has a record of the evaded tax for all eternity. It is vastly easier to launder money through regular channels than through a method that by it's definition records every transaction.
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That is not what I wrote. Please re-read it.
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Fewer than you'd think. New York and California would be places you could actually live in.
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>You have choices, many. Would you like the email of my cto to explain to them why I have those choices? >What kind of code depends on an external FTP client to work? The type that invests your 401k's. Filezilla called from Excel
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Wealth to who? An immigrant will capture a much smaller share of the value they generate, otherwise why use them, than a native born citizen. This means that while theoretically 'wealth' is increasing it is increasing in such a wa
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And yet we keep paying CEO's more and more. At least teachers are only in control of one class room. The most mischief they can do is to buy animatronic dinosaurs for the one lesson where they mention prehistory to kindergartners.
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This is a really toxic attitude in the open source community where when asked a question the answer is: "you're doing it wrong, just do it right". If I had a choice I would, but unless you have a few million dollars to give u
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Any impact on the Linux versions of filezilla?
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So if you only include 15-64 that is 200m [0] But since you want to keep social security, medicaid and medicare you need to keep a budget that somehow has 2 trillion dollars for BUI and 2 trillion for pensioners and children. Not much of an
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Not to be glib but _Universal_ rather implies something.
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325 million people in the US. Give each person $10k so they can feed themselves and live in a tent. That's 3.25 trillion dollars. The total federal budget in 2015 was 3.8 trillion dollars [0]. After we disband the army, navy and air fo
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This is an issue about regulations. You will not see regulations against the fossil fuel industry under a republican president, house and senate.
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>You're right, though, that nothing actually meets that bar. Then your post is content free. If you find nothing to meet your personal standard of being journalism than you finding wikileaks to not be journalists merely means they a
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