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hackly
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Comment #43594106
Trust doesn’t matter if you have the most powerful military force in the world. You think the middle eastern countries surrounding Israel trust Netanyahu? Nope, but they sure fall …
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Comment #43594067
I don’t think that’s a fair assumption.
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Comment #43589508
I’m tired of winning boss.
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Comment #43589489
Only one man knows the answer to this question.
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Comment #41963045
War/Weapons industry has been very active lately.
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Comment #39264506
> If you create more competition, everybody should benefit. Except shareholders
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Comment #38514370
Some people only get sunlight from stepping out of their tiny homes or basement offices to go work at the office.
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Comment #38425728
Don’t think it has to do with class. Surgeons and dentists still need to show up to work. Even in tech, the higher up you are, the more likely you will want to be in the office.
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Comment #37425654
Isn’t that a form of affirmative action that the Supreme Court took issue with?
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Comment #36768273
Yes, but just as they’d prefer playing video games over reading books. Might have been absent from their life at times, but I’m sure they’ll appreciate the properties and stocks I’…
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Comment #36516982
You assume all homeowners are happy with the situation. That is definitely not the case. Many looking to upsize or thinking about housing for their kids are not pleased with the ri…
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Comment #36516903
That ratio is declining by the day as more and more join the renting class. Olivia Chow’s victory in Toronto is testament to that. She ran on increasing the vacancy tax, making evi…
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Comment #36516829
Billboards have run before (“Can’t afford a home? Have you tried having rich parents?”, etc). A protest was organized but very few showed up. None of this work when the ruling clas…
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Comment #36516718
Absolutely. I know a few people planning an internal transfer within their companies to move to the US from Canada. The high cost of housing, the terrible winters and the inadequat…
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Comment #36516702
Relative to the cost of living, the pay is peanuts. You live in the GTA paying SF like rent, but paid 1/5 of the salary.
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Comment #36100405
Happens all the time in my marriage and still going strong. Sometimes you just accept the way the other person is, doesn’t mean you don’t point it out to them in moments of anger. …
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Comment #35686754
Is there a low cost ETF that invest in those regions according to their market cap (so roughly 60% US, and the rest international?)
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Comment #35500284
Very helpful. Thanks so much!
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Comment #35492593
I’m in the unenviable position having to study a build system in Make for a very large codebase. Are there existing tools that generate the dependency graph or aid in understanding…
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Comment #35267821
My bank (in Canada) has limits on how much I can withdraw per day, per week, per month. Furthermore, there could be a delay of up to 5 business days before I can get the money to i…
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Comment #34037972
If you are a self-reliant individual with few needs, it can be destructive for you to associate indiscriminately with others as you are likely to end up in lopsided relationships w…
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Comment #33314698
It may elicit an illicit response.
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Comment #33255896
With the way things are going, they might be living with me in a basement and sharing my old age security for sustenance.