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jalayir
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Comment #17921884
Ordering is just a special case of categorizing.
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Comment #16751086
I think part of your question is, why does every p2p app not work on all platforms equally well. This is true of pretty much 90% of apps and software - they don't work on all platf…
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Comment #16587142
The decks are stacked up with containers. No room for sails
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Comment #16329008
The prices of modern appliances have come down due to really intricate miniaturization of many components, which enables larger scale manufacturing and cheaper supply chains. Becau…
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Comment #15411423
Yeah that was classic Man-in-the-Middle attack.
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Comment #15411034
Have your run ANALYZE? ;)
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Comment #15398423
> The big Mac will constitute nearly 50% of calories in a meal The big mac in India is chicken, and a lot smaller. Edit: Also, it's called The Maharaja.
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Comment #15327425
India is hardly resource rich. Especially not per-capita.
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Comment #15259590
Wow looks a bit like the venerable MiG-25 foxbat
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Comment #15241573
Equifax worked, the other two failed for me
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Comment #15179506
You also missed out violence inflicted on colonies, in Asia and Africa.
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Comment #14990789
The big assumption in David Brooks' piece is that the so-called "manifesto" was Damore's one and only "transgression". Were there other, previous internal complaints about him, and…
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Comment #14958932
In the article, the author clearly provides clickable references in the form of hyperlinked text. I don't think he claims "he dug the proof himself".
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Comment #14958812
The first example (tree represented in Japanese) seemed a bit misleading, because the "alphabet" has not been kept as a constant. Since the Japanese alphabet is much larger, it may…
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Comment #14871840
Mr. King sounds like inspiration for some part of George Smiley's character.
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Comment #14816924
Yes, in India, shops don't close in the middle of the day. But business is very slow during those few hours.
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Comment #14778227
I think every story is different, and it all depends on the individual circumstances. I worked for a startup where the founder was a "family man" - with an extensive family, and he…
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Comment #14666983
Could excess power from CA be exported to Mexico or Central America?
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Comment #14497733
Yes, but they did hold a lot more of Afghanistan than the British.
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Comment #14494454
> there never was one power that controlled the whole subcontinent There were several - indeed, the British had it easier because the Mughals had dissipated within living memory, a…
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Comment #14482922
> My mentor suggested to stay at Google until I find an interesting startup idea to work on. This is a sound piece of advice. However, it looks like you're very keen on traveling. …
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Comment #14406668
Not really. You can't use just any soil for construction, it has to be a sandy/grainy variety.
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Comment #14398489
> Almost everything the Soviets built The T-34. The epitome of sound, sensible, pragmatic engineering.
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Comment #14398477
Do you mean the ones who are actually employed by AWS, or anyone who works as a Solutions Architect focussing on using AWS technologies?
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Comment #14383073
> lowering our bar for hiring Let me guess, Amazon?