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Comment #47337640
Grammar at its best promotes clear communication but more often is used as a social tool of control and exclusion. When you are already talking to people within your in-group, that…
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Comment #46799536
Where is it confirmed that Pretti's gun went off? The only place I see this theory is /r/conservative... You're arguing that an acceptable, albeit unfortunate, punishment for civil…
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Comment #45819389
They shouldn’t exist
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Comment #43104769
Public companies have to undergo a financial audit every year. If you’re referring to a tax audit from the IRS, then yes, those are rarer.
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Comment #41962861
“Sneeze” or “喷嚏” is a pretty difficult word to write in Chinese in terms of number of strokes and its internal components. I’m not surprised people wouldn’t know it off the top of …
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Comment #40504688
The graph is percentage of total production. You can see Chinese production ramps up significantly, which can presumably imply that US production as a percentage of total world pro…
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Comment #40086643
WhatsApp servers have been blocked in China forever. I lived there for 13 years and the only time I recall using WhatsApp without VPN was in the early 2010s.
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Comment #38093738
Guys, it’s chapter 11 bankruptcy. Wework is not going out of business. One of the top uses of chapter 11 is to renegotiate/break commercial leases. Wework is going to continue as a…
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Comment #37993227
I think you’re underestimating the agony of a overland trek through Central America…
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Comment #37932657
In NYC, the commission for sales is about 6% and 1-2 months rent for rentals. So I would welcome this.
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Comment #37743074
market valuation depends on the consensual negotiations of all the stakeholders and consumers of a product don’t have 100% power to control the price. movie studios would love to p…
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Comment #37499117
i love my iphone mini form factor, but i have to charge mine twice a day. and if i'm traveling, i have to carry an external battery pack, which severely diminishes the form factor …
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Comment #35557182
If you can't judge someone by their actions, what can you judge them on?
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Comment #35557143
Irrespective of the contents of the leaks, the Trump resistance leaker wrote an Op-Ed for the NYTimes and leaked formally, directly to the media, so of course the media is going to…
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Comment #20774411
In simple English Context: Dell has large stakes in both Pivotal and VMware VMware buys Pivotal. Pivotal's regular shareholders get paid in cash per share ($15). Dell, which owns a…
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Comment #20535797
"acquiring companies" not "acquired companies"
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Comment #20247818
How does the left has a vice grip on discourse in media? The most watched cable news network is conservative. The largest operator of local tv is conservative.
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Comment #19278085
iCloud accounts are region specific, it’s a pretty involved process to change it. You have to have a local payment source like a credit card.
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Comment #18999757
Warby Parker is a good alternative to the Luxotica monopoly but I think even their lenses are Essilor
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Comment #18999370
On one hand, I understand Ross’ reasoning. If my company were to go to a bank with a federal guarantee, we’d get a very cheap loan. On the other hand, he thinks an average individu…
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Comment #18998984
Seems like it’s just delays rather than a full stoppage. From Newsweek: ‘Flights arriving into LaGuardia Airport were delayed by about 41 minutes as of 10:15 a.m. EST and gate hold…
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Comment #18998314
I’m pretty sure there’s no e2e encryption in WeChat. I communicate in WeChat with the assumption that everything I write can be read by censors.
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Comment #18998055
There's currently no one 'social credit score' in China. There's some local government pilots and some private enterprise "credit scores." The ones you hear about often are stuff l…
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Comment #18998012
I remember some weeks ago, I sent over a picture of the Chinese President as Winnie the Poo (a popular meme at the time) to some friends on WeChat. It showed up as sent in my WeCha…
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Comment #18995122
That's patently untrue. Saudi crude is primarily heavy or medium and sour (high in sulfur), the complete opposite of what you're saying.