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Humjob
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Comment #14542574
I hate to break it to you, but non-whites, women and children (for the most part) didn't put a man on the moon or discover the scientific breakthroughs which created the vast wealt…
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Comment #14540400
Why is having a company consisting mostly of white people a 'bad thing'? It's a scientific fact that groups vary in their propensity towards institution building, cooperativeness, …
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Comment #13981485
I think you mean a high slave to citizen ratio.
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Comment #13449093
That's a LOT of code in the controllers. If I had to guess, it sounds like they're putting business logic in their controllers, which is a fairly well-established anti-pattern. How…
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Comment #13145965
At the risk of appearing politically incorrect, what race/ethnicity was the guy?
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Comment #12498840
Some of these time claims are comically wrong. The average man spends nowhere near 90 minutes a day on 'attire and grooming.' Most people don't work out an hour a day either. Laund…
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Comment #12062299
What I find interesting is how the media presents little to no statistics to back up their claims of blacks being subject to de facto police genocide. Here are some statistics: htt…
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Comment #12030383
This is a great example of an entrenched incumbent/monopolist backlash against an earnest attempt to cut costs and increase the efficiency of government. This same story happens ev…
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Comment #11621855
Wasn't Satoshi just outed as Craig Wright? Although, that story appears to have a lot of holes in it. If this is true, it's fascinating information.
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Comment #11145931
Super cool idea - I'll try this out today.
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Comment #11105622
I did a cursory lookup of the author on LinkedIn. It appears that she hasn't done anything really substantive in the startup world and that her primary role is to serve as a 'diver…
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Comment #10826884
Are you implying that the media obfuscates reality with selective reporting to push a politically correct/leftist narrative that implicitly demonizes white men? Why, that's absurd!…
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Comment #10067628
Agreed. Given the events the author described, the claim that Amazon sees its customers as 'disposable' is completely unfounded. If I were running a shipping business and a custome…
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Comment #9373535
Eggs are expensive, sperm is cheap. Every psychological dynamic you see playing out in mass societies liberated from artificial constraints on the sexual market flows from this pre…
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Comment #9258562
Very cool! I'm a bit of a newb though - how do I install this?
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Comment #8946422
I find the premise of the article rather silly, though I still enjoyed reading it. From my experience in interacting with college students, media workers and business executives we…
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Comment #8867148
This is a great summary of the pitfalls of laissez-faire economics. Do you have a blog where you write about your political/economic beliefs? Also, what books/resources have you fo…
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Comment #8791179
I have a question about bitcoin in general - how do transactions on the network get verified? Does it mostly happen through miners? If so, what happens when mining reaches the poin…
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Comment #8512294
I've read much the same - it seems to me that the West's current political ethos is largely a reaction to the racial idealism propagated by the Nazis in WW 2, which was used as an …
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Comment #8512033
Very interesting. This topic has some rather pertinent parallels to our current civilization. Suppose: a) Human intelligence is heritable. b) Less intelligent humans are more ferti…
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Comment #8511411
I absolutely agree with this. For anyone curious about how psychiatry is bought and paid for by pharmaceutical companies, read the book "Mad in America" by Robert Whitaker. He look…
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Comment #8499978
Agreed. Annotated code with long-form explanations on the side (instead of annoying comments which clutter up the code itself) is a huge help to aiding my understanding. I hope one…
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Comment #8467105
What you're describing is 'regression to the mean.' Francis Galton noticed this effect when he was studying the traits of various genetically influenced traits. This doesn't invali…
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Comment #8380365
If the government ends up prosecuting him, it will be a massively idiotic move on their part. It's already bad enough that they've withdrawn their job offer. To use a war analogy, …