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Comment #35475347
If one is already temperamentally inclined to the "serenity to accept the things [one] cannot change, Courage to change the things [one] can, and Wisdom to know the difference", th…
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Comment #28570027
> I don't know quite why they keep recommending videos I've watched recently You probably don't have kids.
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Comment #27936288
Snow Leopard was the best version for me. I used it for months only restarting to install updates and there was no impact on the performance or stability.
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Comment #23237734
Good news. But I've been using Roam [1] for a couple months and I don't know if I can live without "biderectional links" and "unliked references" anymore. [1] https://roamresearch.…
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Comment #16603119
I would start with "The causes of corruption" by Daniel Treisman. It isn't specific to Latin America, though. In summary, Treisman will show that many factors appear to have an inf…
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Comment #16531495
> countries where corruption is endemic and part of the culture almost always started out as "extraction colonies". This is an overly simplified, albeit correct, way to explain it.…
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Comment #16531179
Sorry, but there is no comparison. None of them were elected by saying: "Vote Reagan (or Trump). It can't get worse than this".
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Comment #16057468
I fail to see how wealth inequality is a problem worse than poverty. I also fail to see why we can't try to fix both poverty and inequality at the same time.
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Comment #15962452
"World" is neither a political nor an economic union.
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Comment #15801338
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermi_paradox#Intelligent_alie...
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Comment #14343626
Do you have a real world example of a politician that was elected recently without support of the rich?
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Comment #13778149
tl;dr We don't know yet.
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Comment #13583494
Innovation during the Space Race was driven by the competition between USSR and USA.
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Comment #13542320
I've seen a few complains that could be classified as customer feedback. They all came from people that actually bought the product but disliked one or two things. Comments like: "…
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Comment #13542255
If you think their products are fancy crap, would it make a difference if they suddenly decided to sell them for half the price?
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Comment #13501239
Agreed. It is apples to oranges but the article does an excellent job showing when/why to use each one. I believe the conclusion was spot on and IMO combining the stability of Elix…
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Comment #13368208
The only issue I have with it is the alignment.
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Comment #13246620
I really hope that better "Unix with good UI" laptops will exist in the future. Right now, I'd rather buy a 2015 MBP than any of those "Dev Edition" machines.
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Comment #13246289
Yeah, people seem to be calling the 2016 models tbMBP and ntbMBP.
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Comment #13124948
I'm really thinking about returning mine. I just don't know what I would get instead since the competition is either crap or crazy expensive.
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Comment #13009230
If it can run a Turing machine simulator, then it's a real computer.
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Comment #12914739
Sure. But it's far from being the failure predicted by the specialists and media in general right after Apple announced them.
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Comment #12839218
What frustrates me the most is that Apple no longer is making a product that I like but no one else is. Every single laptop model in the market lacks at least one feature that's es…
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Comment #12801930
> Just like the classic iPod. I don't think the classic iPod is a good example here, the iPod line still exists. I think something similar might happen with the Mac line, we might …