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Comment #48197086
Yes, the same type of confusion we are used to hearing from pop physicists like Lawrence Krauss, Neil Tyson, etc.
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Comment #48196376
The author demonstrates a common misunderstanding about medieval philosophy. The medieval Scholastic tradition does not maintain that the body and the soul were "distinct entities"…
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Comment #47440657
If you think of yourself as a "programmer" or "coder" I think it's fair to say you might have incorrectly defined your role already. Your job is to design and implement software so…
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Comment #44271402
No sympathy from me. Guy was the CTO, probably making millions a year, and now he's whining about how a $1.2B investment failed on his watch and nothing was his fault? Sorry guy bu…
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Comment #43333903
From what I've seen, most scientists don't even publish their raw data.
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Comment #43199118
Cool, thanks for the info. What do you actually trade? Do you buy ETFs, CFDs, or do you actually buy the futures contracts themselves?
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Comment #43185263
What platform do you use for trading, and which commodities do you trade?
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Comment #42119189
Many cops in the US have a massive superiority complex
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Comment #41848523
One way out is to just admit that "justified true belief" is not a satisfactory definition of knowledge. I know that's not really the point of this article, I'm just saying.
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Comment #41555826
How hard is it to just go to the public university in most states? Where I live, you can get your tuition completely covered if you keep a B average. Young people can get whatever …
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Comment #41368724
Yes you've nailed it. The P&V translations respect the way Russians construct thoughts and sentences, even if it differs from the way English speakers typically do so. This is (in …
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Comment #41362452
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Comment #41359408
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Comment #41359150
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Comment #41359140
The fact that a 290 million euro fine isn't considered meaningful does tell me a lot.
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Comment #41359124
I don't dispute any of this
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Comment #41359090
I didn't say that America "shaped" the internet, I said that America invented it, which is a fact that you've admitted.
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Comment #41357825
I hope so too. It's great literature and there is a lot to admire about their culture, although admittedly the golden age of Russian culture is now well in the past.
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Comment #41357729
Here you are on the internet which America invented, on an American website, complaining about how America is unfair, while they pay you billons of dollars in fines.
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Comment #41357629
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Comment #41357612
It's kind of like an ambulance-chasing lawyer. Yeah the driver at fault did real harm and owes money to the victim. But the lawyer is not a selfless justice crusader - he's looking…
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Comment #41357479
It's my impression that big US companies can do pretty much whatever they want in a number of European countries. Just look at Ireland for example.
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Comment #41357461
If it is then Europe doesn't seem too upset about it. How could they be when it pays them so well?
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Comment #41357447
I know EU has stronger data privacy laws. I just wonder if they're really all that upset about American companies breaking them. They get to use the new tech and fine the companies…
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Comment #41357284
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