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code_sardaukar

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    Comment #12823251

    In my high school they had a lot of words for this attitude, including "faggot", "square", "nerd" and "nerd faggot". As someone who grew up in this environment, I'm very interested…

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    Comment #12813011

    So if you vote democrat, you have to pay your workers whatever they ask for?

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    Comment #12811460

    So why do you think that other employees will become less productive when they get their Appalachian Trail leave?

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    Comment #12788857

    You say that it's very sad for people to lose their jobs, but how sad is it if a business does not grow as fast as it might have, and so doesn't employ those people in the first pl…

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    Comment #12784692

    >They perceive (correctly, BTW, from a statistical perspective) that if you're born poor, there isn't much you can do. How can you blithely state this "fact" given that the article…

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    Comment #12783214

    While I don't agree with everything you said, you are right that modern economics puts a lot of emphasis on the bond market. Their reasoning is that the bond market is like a giant…

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    Comment #12783133

    Actually the smug, dismissive tone of your comment is equally common on HN. Neither you nor the OP have given direct evidence on the matter, and it is presumptuous to think that th…

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    Comment #12783030

    I guess the comment triggers me in the same way as reading "you don't have to be effeminate or gay to be a male ballet dancer" might trigger some people. While it doesn't directly …

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    Comment #12776470

    As someone who was bullied for being a nerd, your statement is very triggering. Do you think there is a way we can encourage all people to explore tech without denigrating people w…

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    Comment #12772001

    I think most of the people making these comments would identify as anti-racist. Furthermore, they would be shocked by similar comments addressed to students from Africa, the Middle…

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    Comment #12771956

    It's only natural to feel more empathy for people in situations we've been in, but this isn't the entirety of morality. I've never been a cow but I go out of my way to avoid causin…

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    Comment #12771673

    I read the whole article and it's very hard to judge the correctness of most of the article's claims. Most importantly, it's hard to judge the most important thing: the author's ow…

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    Comment #12767152

    At least people should recognize the symmetry of hiring and firing. At some point, Bombardier hired each of those 7,500 people. Did this make the news? Were there HN posts praising…

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    Comment #12766778

    I think you're missing the implication in the original comment, that the NSA has put a backdoor into NIST and the Russian equivalent has put a backdoor into GOST, but neither can u…

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    Comment #12723028

    As a former "left-anarchist" I'm familiar with this sort of story. We had similar stories of left-anarchist utopias from (1) pirates (2) partisans in the Spanish civil war and (3) …

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    Comment #12719852

    Just to clarify, you think that opposing immigration makes someone a nazi?

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    Comment #12719737

    Another possibility is that the prosecutor didn't consider it relevant to the case whether Goodman was a journalist or not, but chose to answer the question anyway. E.g. the quote …

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    Comment #12719635

    I wish the press would call her out on using the term "leverage". If the US military confront Russia's proxies at the no-fly-zone and force them to turn back, then this would given…

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    Comment #12719618

    This is a very real problem for Trump. Trump has already been forced to change his rhetoric on Israel, and even Pence doesn't support Trump's plan for Syria (letting Russia/Assad w…

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    Comment #12717192

    Clinton's plan for Syria is scary. Ironically it displays the kind of toughness that Trump claims to represent. Personally I think it is a bad move, and Russia has already been rea…

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    Comment #12714930

    Putin made two points about this in June, 2016[0]. First, it's not possible to verify what's in the warheads of anti-ballistic missiles. Second, defense and offense are part of a s…

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    Comment #12714767

    So how does that work? The government/rich people/"capital" conditioned people to consume services whether they need them or not, in order to create these jobs? If so can you give …

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    Comment #12714338

    There's a difference between efficiency wages and paying market rate for a group with specialized skills. Efficiency wages means paying more than market rate in order to get some o…

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    Comment #12714237

    If it helps, Walmart don't pay their employees poorly because they are less moral than other companies, but because they hire a different type of employee from, for example, Starbu…

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    Comment #12714220

    Look's like I've said one of those "true if you think it's a good thing, crazy conspiracy if you thank it's a bad thing" facts. No one really denies the link between Jewish America…