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ittekimasu

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    Comment #12478940

    I can only wonder how they much they'll charge for precious soldermask and silkscreen inks.

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    Comment #12473111

    True, this seems to be how Foreign policy people view things. This viewpoint shows up in things like "Five eyes" etc.

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    Comment #12467493

    Do you know the story of how the British went from petty traders to "greatness"?

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    Comment #12467464

    Great idea! Maybe this could help Venezuala. Oh wait...

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    Comment #12444542

    Parent is referring to the ODE \dot{z} = i z.

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    Comment #12444484

    This is a question of what it "means". It's origins can be traced to problems dealing with SO(n), and in this sense it's uniquely defined by the Lie-algebra of \mathfrak{so}(n), bu…

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    Comment #12403628

    Actually it's a bit more like 42.

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    Comment #12295936

    Peter Thiel is also on the steering committee of the shadowy Bildeberg group.

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    Comment #12259186

    Wouldn't a Thinkpad be a better idea ? You can get used ones for fairly cheap.

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    Comment #12245187

    Also see, Dawkins review of Alan Sokal's book, http://www.physics.nyu.edu/sokal/dawkins.html

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    Comment #12241914

    America, for all its deficiencies, does not expect its citizens to be loyal to a foreign culture or language, in order to come up in life. Some idiot being elected to the throne is…

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    Comment #12241080

    Tell me, other than mimic ing whatever is fashionable in London, Berkeley and Paris, what exactly has the "Left" done in Africa, S. Asia and S. America ? Fashion, in general, is ap…

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    Comment #12241059

    Hmm. In India, education, laws, governance, pretty much every sphere of power, last I looked, is run in English, for the English (vestiges). China, like most nations, may aspire to…

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    Comment #12241043

    From its constitution.

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    Comment #12238990

    Strawman. Actually I have greater hopes for Africa, considering that nothing on the likes of, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decolonising_the_Mind has emerged out of the sub-contine…

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    Comment #12238837

    See, homo economicuses don't care whether cultures or languages die; you can see this in the above "translation is not economically feasible .." sermons. While that may indeed be t…

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    Comment #12237704

    As someone who studies culture (as you can tell), my hate is reserved for the neo-colonial entities and the bourgeoisie they cultivate to stay in power. If you call such entities b…

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    Comment #12237631

    This so easily glosses over the linguistic apartheid in India (other African countries incl.), that it's shocking. See my previous interactions with the WASP imitations; I gather t…

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    Comment #12231699

    ... and Brazil is one of the better BRICS (actually the highest in per-capita, if I remember right).

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    Comment #12230050

    > everyone wants their own government tit to suck from. That is the general schema by which statist ("socialist") regimes hang on to power... that is until they have inflated thems…

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    Comment #12223686

    It's hardly that simple. China/Korea/Thai/Vietnam/India... were economically at the same level at the turn of WWII - India was probably in better shape. Now India is comparable onl…

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    Comment #12223644

    Vietnam/Thailand are already in the supply chain (where do you think all your cameras/hard disks come from ?). India barely has a manufacturing sector.

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    Comment #12223630

    Sounds like when it was the 60s and Japan was on the rise. It's almost as if, people in the occident have collective amnesia.

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    Comment #12223617

    US economy grew only by 1.3% (as opposed to the expected 2.3%); the news sent XAU and JPY soaring. The silver cloud was that the consumer spending still looked decent; such tariffs…

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    Comment #12200137

    > That also gets to what is wrong with multiculturalism in the US, namely that it is being pushed by people who hate culture generally. I couldn't agree more; this'd have been okay…