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mikeq101101
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Comment #22324999
And that is a good thing.
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Comment #20327959
Succinct data structures are used in bioinformatics (e.g., in combination with FM-Index).
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Comment #19979901
Thank you for your service.
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Comment #19643321
Yeah, keep repeating those neocon talking points. The war machine is proud of you.
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Comment #19633260
He didn't "caution" UK, nice try to put a spin on it.
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Comment #19632933
Assange is what actual journalist looks like. Mass media are there just to repeat the "intelligence community consensus", not to tell people the truth. After Lusitania, Gulf of Ton…
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Comment #19632760
The comments here disgust me. People here used to have some principles, now there's so many people just repeating establishment talking points.
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Comment #19632722
There's no evidence. They just used the old intelligence technique where media repeats 24/7 that Assange allegedly has ties to Russia, so that people start taking it as a fact afte…
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Comment #19502076
>In a democracy you get the state you vote for. That is a lie. I didn't vote for the current state, and neither did majority of citizens.
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Comment #19500263
>these guys are blatantly fighting the law in order to continue being shady As much as I hate Facebook, your initial assumption is wrong. The fact that the state deeds something il…
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Comment #19475398
>losing the benefits of such diversity we currently have Could you describe some of these benefits?
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Comment #19392313
Sorry, I misread OP. People treat "should do" and "should be able to do" frequently as the same thing in these cases (Twitter and "free speech" is another such case).
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Comment #19392209
Of course they should be able to, but that's not what OP asked.
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Comment #19319096
>One thing is for sure: if it hasn’t happened yet, it’s only a matter of time. Please don't use fallacies like this in serious discussions. You can use this to support every side o…
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Comment #19319053
There has been a huge fearmongering campaign behind net neutrality, partially funded by companies that profit from net neutrality. Net neutrality is a classic case of regulatory ca…
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Comment #19234494
You are forced to pay taxes under the threat of violence.
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Comment #19234424
I just can't see using violence against peaceful people, for whatever cause, as heartwarming.
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Comment #19234342
People being forced to pay for someone's healthcare is more heartwarming to you than people voluntarily paying for someone's healthcare?
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Comment #19211697
You are exploiting your workers then, good job you capitalist bastard.
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Comment #19209293
Well, you should have said "we own a company", not "I own a company", if you're running a co-op. How have I reversed how payroll works?
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Comment #19208147
>I own a company. Thanks to my direct experience, I know very well where value comes from: labor alone. If that is actually true, you also know that: 1) You had to invest in the co…
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Comment #19202014
Oof, argumenting by labor theory of value in 2019. Try reading more than one book.
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Comment #19197942
Yeah, so what you defined is a crony capitalism. We should move as far away from that as possible. It's not moral people are forced to pay for these things.
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Comment #19195319
Can you list a few sectors of the economy that are driven entirely by taxpayer money through the government?
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Comment #19189653
Fighting against fake news by spreading fake news, good job.