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opticksversi

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    Comment #428324

    we have an analogous situation here on HN. Karma ... People upmod because they agree, or because they think the post is interesting. This blends two quite different characteristics…

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    Comment #428303

    IQ is more a measure of a nations current economic development than something inherent in the population. If that were the case, what would explain the outliers -- high-IQ nations …

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    Comment #428293

    the inadequacy and bias of the IQ system in measuring and representing intelligence Why do you believe there is inadequacy and bias in mental ability testing (the IQ system, as you…

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    Comment #428281

    I'm pretty sure their government has ... to do with the hyperinflation. Indeed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_reform_in_Zimbabwe Land reform in Zimbabwe began after the signing…

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    Comment #428249

    Racist shit To what, specifically, in his comment are you referring?

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    Comment #428234

    Zimbabwe (British-relative) national IQ: 66 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_IQ#National_IQ_and_QHC...

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    Comment #428211

    Please also see: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=426778

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    Comment #428188

    http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=427621

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    Comment #427798

    http://www.gardenweasel.com/News/AUGUST2006Newsletter.pdf [PDF] In [Dean, of Segway fame] Kamen's opening statement he noted that some people might call him a "Patent Troll" since …

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    Comment #427702

    According to this... http://www.irefeurope.org/col_docs/doc_26_fr.pdf [pdf] ... any given nation would be nicer, with no income- (including capital-gains) or consumption- taxes. . …

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    Comment #427670

    Cultural progress just allowed more people to: a) live longer up to their genetic maximum, b) be smarter up to their genetic maximum. How did you come to believe that there could b…

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    Comment #427664

    study and hard work [lead] to higher IQ as an adult. How did you come to that conclusion?

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    Comment #426808

    We need to research VC's before we talk to them. Try researching your VC's by talking to the people who have been funded by them. . There is no NDA at this point. You are thinking …

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    Comment #426766

    The meat: In the interests of making one tiny, tiny optimization in this all-too-complicated matter of time (And we haven’t even factored in general or special relativity yet!), I …

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    Comment #426714

    This one? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA No.

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    Comment #426670

    From the article: one man found to be guilty of the crime, a 25 year old Ukrainian by the name of Maksym Yastremskiy, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. Yastremskiy, who wen…

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    Comment #426641

    From the article: An advent of a price rebound in both DRAM and NAND flash contract markets is finally unfolding, signifying that capacity cuts are proving to be the sole solution …

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    Comment #426615

    Something I have not seen pointed out yet (in articles and discussions over the preceding many years) is the fact that CAPTCHA tests are essentially Gestalt Completion tests. A Ges…

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    Comment #426587

    Telenurse.com . Webnurse.com . Netnurse.com . Plentyofnurses.com http://news.google.com/news?q=aging+population+health

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    Comment #426564

    These things would be great for romantic dates between shy people. Imagine: two telepresence robots, in a car at a drive-in movie -- or taking a long roll on a beach, or in a park.…

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    Comment #426549

    Thanks for the lead. http://www.nber.org/~rosenbla/econ110-04/lecture/stickywages... [pdf] Mr Bewley’s theory has some interesting implications. Pay cuts are more likely at firms w…