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snappyTertle
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Comment #38958595
How is that relevant to the layoffs?
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Comment #27857622
You're coming from privilege. Just because you can afford it doesn't mean everyone else has money to spend on entertainment.
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Comment #20349280
Blames free markets. Describes non-free markets.
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Comment #19330950
That's assuming the area under the curve remains constant, when it doesn't. Redistribution will make the total wealth shrink.
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Comment #19328507
If only we had private companies that can freely experiment with different business models...
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Comment #18391115
It's conservative to let people keep what they earn. It's progressive to take from people (tax) and give to Amazon in the form of subsidies.
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Comment #18142821
Comic Sans was ahead of its time
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Comment #18079694
I'm in the camp of the fewer regulations the better, but one thing I think needs more regulation is how the private sector and public sector interact. There is just way too much co…
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Comment #17368261
What about OTP?
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Comment #17324307
Destructuring in almost any functional language and ES6 JS.
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Comment #17256292
The wealthy get handouts? What redistribution?
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Comment #17049084
Individually weak people can band together and vote to steal from the less weak, but smaller groups. Does voting and being represented make stealing moral?
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Comment #17047874
Democracy is a threat to capitalism.
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Comment #16387432
He's probably being paid to start the investigation too.
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Comment #16213677
Java, C++, Python, Golang, and Swift/ObfC for iOS apps
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Comment #15912970
Are you saying non males don't have confidence and can't fake it until they make it?
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Comment #15877185
What would you value a technology that aims to separate money and state? Does it have no value?
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Comment #15841832
Government backed crypto? No thanks...that defeats the entire purpose.
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Comment #15804443
Learning Erlang/Elixir is like learning a new paradigm, or a new way to think about programming. You can then apply these concepts to other languages. It's made me a better program…
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Comment #15799751
His arguments are the same. Regulation causes burdens. Government regulating enforcing their version of net neutrality is a burden on the market.
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Comment #15797317
The definition of a Ponzi scheme is paying off existing investors with money contributed by new investors. If it's a successful Ponzi scheme due to people dying, then that's a diff…
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Comment #15797291
I agree, voluntary interaction between each other is what creates wealth. Not the shuffling of stuff from one group of people to another.
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Comment #15797269
Why tax income?
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Comment #15797261
The state is the only entity that can actually money grab