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thecage411
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Comment #30990639
What is the basis for the claim that income tax in NYS and CA pushed prices and income up? This seems extremely unlikely, unless you are looking at pretax income or something.
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Comment #30282641
That is overstating it a bit; there are mentions decades (but not centuries) after his reported death. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_Jesus has a good overview of the n…
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Comment #28234745
This isn't accurate if you are talking about the federal level. A better model in terms of spending is that the federal government is an insurance company with an army. The federal…
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Comment #18124194
What are the scientific Python ecosystem conventions that PyTorch breaks?
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Comment #14467518
Paris agreement is non-binding. Who cares? What matters is if it's working or not. Of course it's hard to untangle if it's due to accords, scientific/engineering breakthroughs, gov…
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Comment #13332411
there isn't a presidential election in 10 years.
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Comment #13089551
The correct answer is probably to allow car deliveries/parking at certain times of the day (late evening and early morning?) and have the streets be pedestrian/biker only outside o…
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Comment #11315148
I'd guess most are more concerned that if they give you a private office, others will request one and they aren't equipped to give lots of private offices. And if they give just yo…
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Comment #11161639
What would be the choices now? Most references to alternatives suggest Haskell.
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Comment #11085046
A decent analogy for most governments is that they behave similarly to an insurance company with an army. You absolutely pay a percentage of the value of what you are insuring (her…
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Comment #10706398
Distributed Systems for Fun and Profit is pretty good: http://book.mixu.net/distsys/single-page.html . Focuses on theory results that are applicable to real systems and analyzes th…
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Comment #10474090
They told you they rejected you because you don't have a degree from a top tier school?
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Comment #10113461
Not only that, but cause and effect isn't obvious either. Let's say there's some correlation between high ratios of debt / gdp (our proxy for "unsutainable levels of debt") and low…
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Comment #10007333
I'm not sure you have demonstrated what you are trying to show. If I understand correctly, you've calculated the chance a manager is promoted to director as 1/15 * average number o…
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Comment #9979146
Caltrain doesn't have a stop at Montgomery or Embarcadero. You have to switch to BART before SF, walk, or take one of the muni lines that is slower than walking.
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Comment #9865850
In California they are public and searchable by name, see http://transparentcalifornia.com/ .
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Comment #9836939
I asked an anesthesiologist this question and am transcribing from memory (hehe), so I may have screwed some things up. The answer to your question in is no, you aren't suffering e…
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Comment #9478203
No, search for MergeIndexes or --go-live.
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Comment #9253211
Great point. Also -- at least at the hospital I'm familiar with in SF -- those registered nurses work 36 hours a week (three 12-hour shifts a week). It's hard to see how being an R…
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Comment #9064959
The term is actually "Weaponized Keynesianism", http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/29/more-thoughts-on... for reference
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Comment #8920265
I could see having that perception if you were coming from a large company that never fires anyone. I can say that for some people, it is absolutely scary, even if you are competen…
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Comment #8769253
I guess it depends on how you define nerd. I would describe a large percentage of students at top schools to be incredibly goal oriented, but not really nerdy. They'll outwork ever…
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Comment #8726758
people admit that their goal is to launder their money?
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Comment #8705961
> its leadership is completely inept at fighting for its people against the cost-cutting mediocrities The worst thing about the "cost-cutting mediocrities" is the cost-cutting does…