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blanderman

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    Comment #17829771

    I just see a lot of very bold assertions without statistical references to back them up.

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    Comment #17828166

    It's odd to me how the president from 1969 to 1977 and 1981 to 1993 was a republican, but the argument is that 'hippies' took over?

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    Comment #17803462

    "Venezuela’s Maduro under investigation in $1.2 billion U.S. money-laundering case" https://www.miamiherald.com/latest-news/article215663355.htm...

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    Comment #17799806

    "In the summer of 2018, assassination markets became popular among bettors. If those markets are seen to incentivise people to take illegal action, Augur could be shut down complet…

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    Comment #17765860

    More quantity demanded = more quantity produced = better economies of scale, in theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supply_and_demand

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    Comment #17707023

    It has a more dramatic effect on state governments: "In 2000, 21 state governments had governorships and state legislatures controlled by one party; 15 of those were Republican. Bu…

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    Comment #17701474

    repost from today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17697751

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    Comment #17700382

    That explains their recent advertising push!

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    Comment #17672406

    That website does not seem very comprehensive. The government makes thorough statistics on income available for free: https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes470000.htm

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    Comment #17666722

    Sorry I wasn't clear, I meant that keyboards are a commodity. They're mass produced low margin items and there's little differentiation for the most part. There's rarely a compelli…

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    Comment #17666397

    You also need to compare their rates to what else is available in those markets. The loan terms might be bad but they're better than the other bad options, so at least it's pushing…

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    Comment #17663762

    It's good for the economy, and purely voluntary (if you ignore the manipulative marketing indoctrination).

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    Comment #17663123

    Had to look this slang up: naff - lacking taste or style

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    Comment #17661777

    I believe that it's a combination of a satisfying sound (to the user), a complete disregard for the comfort of those within earshot of the user, and a lot of marketing to justify l…

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    Comment #17560941

    Is there anyone that has significant influence over Vitalik and/or his family that might benefit from Ethereum having value?

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    Comment #17524143

    Maybe there's an industry trade group that does marketing?

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    Comment #17522288

    I think they look antiquated. I'd prefer never to wear clothing that needs to be treated with harsh chemicals.

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    Comment #17402856

    Is it stealing if the person gives it to you?

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    Comment #17337793

    You could set up an eBay search for the model/size of the pair you want. Any time a new listing matches the search you get an email alert.

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    Comment #17320292

    They might be able to store excess energy using a gravity system https://www.planetforward.org/tv-segments/storing-excess-pow...

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    Comment #17312417

    How does that 250 months number change if you bake in a 2%/year price increase to account for inflation?

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    Comment #17284622

    Because it's the consumer at the endpoint who requests the content and it's their allocated portion of the pipe that's being used.

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    Comment #17198551

    One of my dream projects would be to create a movie review app where users have to upload a photo of their ticket stub in order to be able to review a film. Maybe also require a GP…

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    Comment #17198419

    It was forked from OpenOffice after Oracle bought OO, and most of the core developers moved to LibreOffice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LibreOffice

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    Comment #17197621

    LibreOffice is now an excellent alternative for both business and home use.