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Sangama34
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Comment #26339541
> Play stupid games and win stupid prices. No govt will surrender sovereignty and media control. Why should government control the media ? That makes no sense. Most of the social m…
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Comment #24984077
But if I ever go on a hike that is mostly the reason. As a reader it resonated with me.
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Comment #24147805
This advice is a bit stale in 2020 but I have learned it the hard way so I will write it nevertheless. - Do not depend on google for most of your traffic. If you have alternate org…
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Comment #24078662
Tomorrow this exact mumbo jumbo will be used against "California" companies and "New York" companies.
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Comment #24065820
It is not Google's job to ensure private practice of shrinks is sustainable. Large scale small margin offerings clearly better serve the patients and if Google does not help them t…
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Comment #24065796
The article is so wrong. This is part of the reason why I do not take main stream journalists very seriously. I wish same issue was taken up by some hard core economist. What is wr…
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Comment #23826071
India's potential is limited only by the incompetence of Indian government (irrespective of who is in power). Too many shady powers being involved here pulling the string. India's …
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Comment #22385263
> AGs are elected so they seek publicity, they are also corrupt I might also add incompetent and narcissist. Fun Fact 4: Everyone, that is everyone which includes Google has due pr…
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Comment #22031451
Bankruptcy protects the citizens. In fact it should be simpler to go bankrupt and come back.
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Comment #22031391
> This should not be an area of focus - There are better climate change opportunities to put money towards People who put money should decide the area of focus. Not others. > The p…
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Comment #22031385
Not always. If students are allowed to declare bankruptcy from student loans than banks can apply a more realistic risk models to such lines of credit. Students will then have to e…
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Comment #22030076
Any average economist (irrespective of political leanings) would have predicted these secondary consequences of not allowing students to file for bankruptcy.
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Comment #21960236
IT is time incompetent PgnE monopoly is broken and we have more private players in the fray. At least all bay area cities should have a plan to protect themselves from pg&e's incom…
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Comment #21960221
The war on drugs has worked for those it was meant to work. It has helped governments grab more power, engage in more violence and create the prison industrial complex we all abhor…
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Comment #21637456
This move is laudable. Google is a great employer, perhaps one of the best on planet earth. If anyone is trying to form a labour union with special powers to disrupt normal work th…
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Comment #21226196
Communication remains the hardest problem in Software Engineering and despite all the I do not think remote = onsite is the same thing. We might reach there in 2-3 years but today …
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Comment #20687691
The law was not sensible to begin with and has helped kill many species. https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/john-stossel-loving-endanger...