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Comment #44723631
It needs to hook into the existing legal book supply chain so that authors could potentially get compensated (I doubt they do for used book resale tho..).
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Comment #41815800
Do you have to run destroy first to order the same order again a second time?
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Comment #40950226
They don't have an incentive to share their view of reality until after they make investments that would capitalize on their belief in that view of reality. After they take those p…
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Comment #40539515
It was not great to work at a company Vista acquired company ~10 years ago. Engineering talent fled, code quality dropped, product prices were jacked up, etc. I guess the company I…
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Comment #39279984
I think they want to get their money out of china and parked into a safe place. If they pay off their mortgage, they don't want to find a new place to park their money, they can ju…
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Comment #39132107
> why would a company ever do a stock buyback if changing the amount of issued stock didn't change the price? Buy low/sell high maybe? They buy their stock when the price is low an…
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Comment #39131086
Is it all due to inflation and the interest rates? Shouldn't these companies be able to issue stock to get some cheap capital to continue growth/hiring? Or anyone know why this is …
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Comment #39065768
From the abstract: > This paper explores this case in detail and its potential impact. You talk about them like they are the enemy. Lots of people talk about them like you without …
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Comment #39047121
You cite one instance and equate that to a lot of them are not bright by design. I am sure there are indeed some cops that are not great and some that have lower intelligence. The …
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Comment #39046388
Their job is to enforce the law. It doesn't seem quite right to denigrate them and call them not bright for doing their job. Shouldn't you be blaming someone else and not the peopl…
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Comment #39045757
Yea.. there is so much ambiguity in stuff like this. Reasonable and probable mean different things to different people and its not like we have statistics to show that when a powde…
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Comment #39045654
Yea, I didn't think of something like creatine. That being said, I would still be a little sketched to travel with it like that as I would assume the first thoughts of a police off…
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Comment #39045515
Yea, didn't think of that. I would probably be too scared to pack that for a flight.
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Comment #39045489
Yea, makes sense, didn't think of that. It would indeed sketch me out a little to carry that around, but could see wanting to carry it around.
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Comment #39045459
Right.. hence my dunkin donuts statement.
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Comment #39045436
Were there technical reasons for the deprecation or was it more of a cancelled type thing?
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Comment #39043473
Is it common for people to carry around baggies of white powder that isn't drugs? The container might tip the scale one way or the other. If there is a little white substance at th…
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Comment #39037472
Maybe there is a market for people who get shot at or with those that are paranoid about that? I know the windows aren't bullet proof, but the panels stop smaller calibers. If it i…
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Comment #39005088
The putin assassinations are a little different though. The assassinated are publicly known to have links to the regime. The methods of death have a similar signature and the rarit…
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Comment #38993582
Is a car accident and not publicly announcing it as a reprisal sending a message? Seems a little too quiet for that and like it might be cleaning up loose ends by someone else inst…
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Comment #38963139
Wouldn't they have to take credit for it and announce it if that's the case?
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Comment #38963135
He was an asset, not a member of a secret service organization. He was in a useful position in a company, then he was recruited. It sounds like he was more of a useful idiot and no…
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Comment #38958522
That's pretty screwed up to kill an asset like that. I doubt Iran could have unraveled the plot so quickly and I'm not sure how they could benefit from killing him.
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Comment #38939209
But we can't be sure unless we know the actual stats. A lot of news operates by driving sensational stories, the more hysteria and doom they invoke, the more views they get. Are we…
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Comment #38929342
Maybe that it would be interesting to know what the numbers actually are. There is the common saying that you are more likely to get in an accident on the way to the airport than t…