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Comment #14008436
Oil price stabilization? War in the area seems to have caused the opposite effect for the better part of the last 2 decades.
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Comment #14004582
Im mostly talking out of my ass here, but here goes: Stop trend following with UI paradigms. Being smaller and accept that you're smaller; Stop worrying about converting people and…
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Comment #14004279
No Unity. I dunno if that's a stilo thing but that turned me off from ubuntu, probably forever.
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Comment #13999499
Yes, if wilt spends the money he made on things that don't further concentrate his money-making ability then it will cascade and circulate, helping create the imbalances necessary …
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Comment #13999393
ERRATA: *maybe the banking systems will be MORE democratic
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Comment #13999372
I was going to chime in, but you nailed it here. Absorbing losses until your competition goes out of business is called price gouging. It's considered unethical and in many current…
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Comment #13988716
Boston public schools recently announced that they will shift to using world maps based on the Peters projection, Why not teach them both maps, or, rather, teach them that it's har…
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Comment #13951783
Thanks, I'll be checking this book out ASAP
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Comment #13951755
I was really interested in learning math. Was. i continue to be interested in math, I'm discouraged by the total lack of good and available instructional material on something as b…
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Comment #13941530
Asset Valuation is not income generated unless you liquidate or rent it out.
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Comment #13937042
Why does ms have it's own version of all these languages?
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Comment #13937011
U should modify your language to sound like less of an apologist. Apologists are less effective when they are easily spotted as such. ;-)
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Comment #13894521
>Redistributing wealth more and more creates less opportunity for the free market to lift people out of poverty. What? No it doesnt? How do you even Is this satire?
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Comment #13894440
Like tears In the rain
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Comment #13886348
Brazuca! Kkkkk. Uau! Your english is very good! Congratulations!
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Comment #13879712
But you have a domain bias. Monsanto is deeply involved in the learning side of academia as well.
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Comment #13879702
There are plenty of agricultural techniques that work better than the current system. The current system has low productivity per acre. It is very input intensive, inefficient, and…
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Comment #13879597
I have to say that you seem to be uninformed about their practices. You do realize the implications of this very article that you are commenting on, right? Monsanto is no uber, is …
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Comment #13879487
There are cases of rebelious scientists who have lost their job in the FDA when rGBH was being 'evaluated' They have since then become activists. And that's really not a bad job. Y…
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Comment #13879441
Sorry dude, don't see the connection. I am a predator. Predators kill prey animals, including (and sometimes especially) the babies. Cheese is delicious. Im anti-GMO and have been …
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Comment #13805699
At 14 The paradox of god and the science of omniscience At 17 Sidhartha (H. Hesse) Started meditating At 18 The Upanishads The Tao te Ching Chuang tzu At 19-21 Zen Flesh and Bones …
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Comment #13782287
Make sure to read the preface. It is the best preface I've ever read. Pay special attention to who wrote it.
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Comment #13782282
This very book was brought up yesterday in a post critical of the unix philosophy. If you scroll down a bit, or do a search for Analemma_ you might find some useful info. https://n…
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Comment #13779435
This is great. I haven't delved into AI much yet, but what I've seen through 10 years as a language-learning specialist is that information and computational approaches to learning…
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Comment #13741421
First of all I find it bothersome how the journalist referred to the 'scientists' in the articles as 'researchers', when the basis of their thesis is philosophical, with proofs log…