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fsaneq2

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    Comment #14977393

    My point was more that it was surprising to me that someone as vilified as Trump still got almost a third of the votes in CA, but I agree that your point makes that look substantia…

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    Comment #14977223

    Come on, try to make an effort. Your comment is full of straw men.

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    Comment #14977181

    EDIT: Removed comment. See better response below.

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    Comment #14334616

    I find it hard to take a 2.4% difference observed through what seems to be a self reported, necessarily imperfect survey[0] seriously. [0] http://www.payscale.com/about/methodology…

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    Comment #14334584

    Read the studies yourself! :)

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    Comment #14334575

    That's not what is meant by wage gap, you have been (intentionally) deceived. The gap only works if you do NOT account for things like "doing the same job".

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    Comment #14334550

    The problem is that the way the issue is (intentionally, I'm sure) presented is with charged phrases like "for every dollar a man makes, a woman only makes X cents". To a reasonabl…

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    Comment #14334483

    Many people find it more convenient to instead believe the difference is caused by people in charge automatically offering women less than what they would offer a man. Of course, s…

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    Comment #14334443

    That has been proven false, negligible or within noise over and over. The version stubbornly pushed is simply that median_salary(all women) != median_salary(all men).

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    Comment #14329357

    The concept of minimum wage is beneficial to the big players as well, because the small players will eventually have neither the money to pay people more than they're worth nor the…

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    Comment #14329349

    You will also never be able to justify hiring more expensively if you can instead use a cheap/free machine, which is of course where we're heading, since people refuse to acknowled…

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    Comment #14325481

    > Hackers are demanding a payment of $300 per machine, roughly equal to 300 Bitcoins currently worth around 510,000 euros. EDIT: nvm. Apparently they mean to imply they have about …

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    Comment #13458259

    Uh, it's their platform, their rules?

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    Comment #13354334

    Which is a problem why? Uber is not a charity.

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    Comment #13232880

    How is it Apple's problem to pay for Ireland's mistake?

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    Comment #13226898

    > If successful, the state would collect 75 percent of the penalty, while the rest would be paid out over to the company's 65,000 employees What is the logic for the state somehow …

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    Comment #13204871

    Not sure why this type of thing keeps on popping up as "news". The fact that jobs requiring no skill will be driven down to bad conditions/pay/whatever is sort of axiomatically obv…

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    Comment #12476523

    This entirely depends on what utility you assign to a given amount of money. For many people who are well-enough off to consider having a good risk floor, the utility of a non-life…

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    Comment #12428504

    Is HN being censored? Why is this not on the front page, with 611 votes as of right now?

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    Comment #12230152

    I agree with you, I'm just disappointed with the article I guess -- it seems to dress up completely banal information as research/news. For instance it basically says that a largel…

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    Comment #12230097

    Okay, but what does that have to do with the article? It brings nothing to the table. Of course we should innovate and keep bringing costs of everything down; this will happen with…

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    Comment #12230057

    This reads like a huge tautology. If you cut down bills people have to pay, they'll have to pay less. Brilliant..? > The good news is that reducing poverty by cutting monthly expen…

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    Comment #12142296

    Alright, I'll bite, even though I can't vote here, so I suppose my opinion doesn't really matter and I would not say I am a strong supporter of either candidate. There are many iss…