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Comment #12184706
My jaw is literally agape at the fact that you didn't understand your marriage was long over well before that point.
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Comment #12063464
I can remove the qualifiers if you prefer. I have reams of facts rooted in physiology but this isn't the forum for that. You sound like a serious sperg. I like the term and find it…
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Comment #12063144
Autism results from brain and metabolic damage. Autism is comorbid with a huge mess of other physiological problems and early death and is not at all associated with abstract reaso…
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Comment #12037738
Everybody likes to harp on feeding antibiotics to livestock as a huge problem but I'm not actually aware of any resistant bacteria spread to humans from livestock. Sodomy and promi…
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Comment #11918370
I would imagine the CPAN Testers stuff is adaptable enough. http://matrix.cpantesters.org/?dist=Test-Harness%203.36;os=l...
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Comment #11904921
> it can open the door to the immigration process via company sponsorship That's wrong and it's wrong that it worked for you. You should leave.
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Comment #11897805
The workers are wrong, then. That is not the purpose of the H1B. Anyone who thinks it should lead to a green card should be barred from getting the visa.
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Comment #11894437
That's an absurd comparison. The visa holder is not bonded and can return home at any time. The work visa system is obviously broken. Forcing employers to put a dollar value on the…
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Comment #11888124
That's a horrible idea. The whole point of the visa is to service a specific job that was impossible to fill. It makes perfect sense that an H1-b holder should be forced to stay at…
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Comment #11774537
> I'll introduce tariffs on goods produced using your robots. My robot submarines will run your coast guard surveillance and deliver goods tariff free.
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Comment #11773077
You probably have a warped view of a lot of these countries. A big part of Harare is a much nicer version of Beverly Hills, it just costs less than a tenth for that lifestyle.
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Comment #11771439
What you describe is how big pieces of the mining and oil industry work already. It's not as daunting as you think to move things around and buy security in the poorer parts of the…
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Comment #11771043
If you don't need much of a workforce the main thing is to avoid taxes and regulation. These "guaranteed income" people want to steal your profits. The robot factories will be in S…
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Comment #11743392
Your comment here breaks two points in the HN guidelines. You don't like me. Ban the account. Don't pretend this about fairness and rules. The "flag" shadow deletion trick is skeez…
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Comment #11743341
Making livable structures is not hard, geodesic or not. The problem is bums and druggies and petty crooks, as the article details. Figure out a way to banish them and we can live c…
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Comment #11711249
Me too. Devoted customer. Short position.
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Comment #11711200
Yeah, yeah, it was an ill considered link and too short a post. I've had three drinks. Shoot me. I stand by it. I don't care to re-summarize the important stuff. I dunno maybe this…
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Comment #11711147
I am not Mr. Kranzler. I just read his work.
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Comment #11711146
Fanbois are downvoting me but this headline illustrates how Amazon operates. They pump the PR and press cycle to get a pop and work it for all it's worth for cash extraction to ins…
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Comment #11711118
I went ahead and put a trailing stop loss $5K short position on Amazon a couple days ago. I'm of the opinion Amazon is an amazing scam. http://investmentresearchdynamics.com/amazon…
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Comment #11710467
Philly and Baltimore (and Maryland) also have ridiculous taxes. City wage taxes and business revenue (not profit) tax, and relatively high state taxes. You would have to be insane …
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Comment #11699358
Talking about lisp in 2016 is mostly just debating static vs. latent/dynamic typing. The lisp guys were talking up their advantages in the 80s/90s era of fortran and C and really b…
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Comment #11655607
> where my kids have access to safe streets, parks, and decent schools This all used to be easily achievable in urban neighborhoods. The elephant in the room people don't want to a…
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Comment #11648219
The following is a totally reasonable point that some SJW on this site deleted. I would like to know exactly on what grounds. ---- The one piece of actual research in this is about…
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Comment #11645804
The one piece of actual research in this is about discrimination against "black sounding" names. In one quoted tweet the guy mentions having to use his middle name. Has it occurred…