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Comment #19511079
I woke up yesterday without an alarm at 5:40am and was like, damn I overslept.
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Comment #19440972
The wealthy disproportionately have their money invested in equities. The ultra wealthy are also typically highly concentrated in specific companies, think Jeff Bezos and Amazon. T…
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Comment #19152387
Malaria and other diseases are one of the main reasons Europeans kept their African ambitions relatively contained. What is the geopolitical implication of eliminating malaria?
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Comment #19065251
I mean, it's kind of ridiculous to just make blanket statements like that. This is a hedge fund that has a long history of good performance. The whole point of a ponzi scheme is th…
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Comment #19023443
Nuclear weapons are a good example of IP theft though. Russia stole plans from the US for nuclear weapons to get ahead. The US literally executed people for their role in it.
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Comment #18557527
My english teacher in high school said that some guy from Apple came to talk to them and said that soon AI would be able to write stories. That was 15 years ago and as far as I can…
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Comment #18314130
It's 10:57pm and NYC is just honking away...
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Comment #18300011
This has been known for some time...
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Comment #17781903
Upon graduation, these free tuition doctors will be taking jobs in a competitive market. Some doctors they compete against will have debt, some won't. But it really isn't like the …
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Comment #17364118
It runs awful on my work computer, but fine on home computer.
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Comment #16820082
I was a relatively early adopter to Facebook, though not Harvard- or Ivy League-early. It didn't have a hot-or-not style rating at that time. Poking was a feature, but I'm not sure…
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Comment #15739510
My girlfriend thought it was for a Federal constitutional convention...
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Comment #15728744
Bookmarked!
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Comment #15697248
Honestly, I'm having all kinds of problems. I've had to force quit a bunch of times. Some sites are 100% fine, but others cause CPU to 100% and doesn't come down. Feedly was the fi…
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Comment #15697123
Feedly performs like garbage with the new Firefox. 100% of CPU when clicking on the feed and doesn't go down.
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Comment #15694671
GDP is a measure of value-added. That's why they net out things like net trade.
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Comment #15688857
"The economic output of an entire nation can be useful for such comparisons when you're attempting to relate to very large financial figures." I repeat: It's comparing a stock and …
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Comment #15687265
You're confusing a stock and a flow. GDP is a measure of value-added per period. That's a flow. The value of a company is a stock. More comparable to the wealth of a country than i…
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Comment #15673719
Sounds interesting. I'm a long-time RSS user and never made the jump to twitter. My gripe with twitter is that it seems like there is too much noise and too little signal. I suppos…
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Comment #15662863
There's a difference between pro-business and pro-market. There's nothing inconsistent with believing in free markets/rule of law and at the same time believing that a tax system s…
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Comment #15653463
It's called overfitting.
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Comment #15637398
One cause (some say a or the major cause) of the agricultural revolution was a desire to make alcohol more efficiently. Can we count all the people who are alive because the agricu…
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Comment #15637370
The subtitle is "Should they be considered an “epidemic”" and it says in the article "We don’t often call alcohol or tobacco “epidemics,” even as we regularly use that same languag…
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Comment #15637334
We tried banning alcohol once already...
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Comment #15601799
The whole thing doesn't even make sense. We used to have a monopoly that cost a whole bunch of money. If Elon Musk can do it for less, then he's breaking up the original monopoly.