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ThrowMeDown01
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Comment #18861561
Yes, with hindsight a lot of things look ridiculous. Now go and tell such a story about a person offering an investment into their business of whom we don't know the future outcome…
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Comment #18853244
Somehow you missed that the main point of the article being discussed here is - again! - that the US already pays more than the other top countries and receives less . Somehow that…
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Comment #18799648
> here everyone calls you a physician even though you only work with animals Just an aside, but that is a gigantic undersell of veterinarians. The difficulties of becoming one asid…
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Comment #18784707
What a strange reply. Your 1) Please read again, this does not fit to anything I wrote. Especially the main point, that inconvenient "anybody" vs. "everybody" thing that you comple…
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Comment #18784694
You are grasping for straws in a truly disgusting but not even entertaining way.
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Comment #18783666
A concrete location is something very specific, and the number of newspapers per town is very small.
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Comment #18783662
The term "Facebook" is not nearly as generic as "hackernews".
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Comment #18783631
> This name confusion seems intentional Do you have proof, or do you just happen to feel this way without actually knowing any background story? If you make such an accusation you …
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Comment #18783243
To not repeat what I already wrote and fill the forum with double-posts I'll just point to my comment here elsewhere: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18783191 What happens if …
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Comment #18783191
Also, another confusion of "anyone" vs. "everyone". The English language has those two distinct words, unlike my own native language, so English speakers should actually be at an a…
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Comment #18764148
> What's your definition of huge? Quoting myself: > unless you were huge enough to have your own locations Those locations are millions, sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars i…
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Comment #18761737
So what is the alternative? Maintaining your own infrastructure like we did before "cloud" providers, i.e. your own dedicated servers in managed locations unless you were huge enou…
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Comment #18761306
Does anybody have an equally short summary of any differences today? By the way, there are links below the text, here's the one to the HN discussion of 2016: https://news.ycombinat…
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Comment #18760339
That sounds like a great way to make her resent playing an instrument when she's grown up. I learned (soprano and alto) recorder when I was young, in evening classes at a music sch…
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Comment #18714317
So, and now go back and read what I wrote until you understand it. My hopes are low though, but you can at least give it your best effort, even if the result is underwhelming.
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Comment #18714287
> The rules you mention are very localized So what??? > but my next-door neighbours will follow different rules. Some rules are different, many are not. > Alas, money is always an …
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Comment #18713657
There is an incredible number of norms you and most everybody else adheres to every single day. Some of them even obviously ridiculous and without any objective basis, like "don't …
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Comment #18713475
So, and now go back and read what I wrote until you understand it. There is no point to this whole thing (apart from creating clicks for the attention industry). It has no impact (…
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Comment #18713464
What on earth does that have to do with anything being discussed? Why do you think posting a random link contributes anything?
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Comment #18706850
> The whole point of probabilistic modeling The whole point about the current topic as well as of my post: You missed by about a thousand miles. Please read it again. It's really p…
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Comment #18705406
As the blog post rightly said, they present 538 present the forecast in a way that they are never wrong. I can see the point. I also fond the comparison of NFL vs. Senate forecasts…
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Comment #18692182
Since you link to Wikipedia, you missed one that given the title seems more obvious - but which counters your opinion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Money_creation#Credit_theory_o.…