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Comment #24179873
I bought a GPU off Amazon not too long ago. It had driver problems and they let me return it no questions asked, full refund and they covered shipping cost. I've never heard of any…
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Comment #24049033
There is nothing immoral about a country looking out for its own best interests. Maybe you find this situation unsightly but if this goes through without much change to the app, 99…
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Comment #24030620
There is no other proprietary operating system platform that makes it nearly impossible for users to get software from third party sources, even apple's their own desktop OS does n…
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Comment #24030368
I agree with that intelligent machines pose a risk regardless of who has the best intentions, but its also true that certain countries (namely china) have demonstrated that they ar…
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Comment #24028558
Part of the point of the current US vetting process is to ensure judges have the same beliefs as the current party platform. Even if you put the political philosophy of judges on s…
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Comment #24016602
Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think there has ever been successful change to the status quo by way of "telling friends and coworkers". Seems like an pointless crusade.
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Comment #23997021
I find it interesting that obviously smart people (the guy who illustrated this) are unwilling to question whether science in and of itself is a noble and positive endeavour for hu…
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Comment #23941362
What a compelling argument. I've now changed my mind. Seriously if your gonna disagree at least provide something of substance.
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Comment #23941244
50% of the US population came from the original founding stock of the country in 1990. America was not made great immigrants it was made great by British (plus some European) settl…
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Comment #23941022
Yes because I'm sure this attorney's work revolves around hiering CEOs and management positions. Point being that a tiny fraction of the people being brought here are not going to …
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Comment #23940866
If your talking about transnational corporations that have a base of operation in a given country then they made a financial decision to invest in people and workers from that coun…
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Comment #23940768
How do you justify being an American whose work entierly revolves around taking jobs that Americans could have fulfilled and trying to give them to people who are not citizens, did…
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Comment #23782123
I think you took the phrase too literally. I'm assuming by won they didn't mean that Ruby and PHP will dominate the web landscape for eternity. I'll just point out that dynamic pro…
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Comment #23592460
I think when you take a look at the interaction between science and government throughout history you will largely find “science” has mislead humanity at most steps along the way. …
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Comment #23592166
If you disagree, you should at least articulate why.
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Comment #23591983
Science is so muddled and confusing. I'm sure even the top doctors and biologists don't agree on how to handle the virus because one study says you x is more effective than y but a…
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Comment #21324703
Doesn’t really matter if he hates it, they are not mutually exclusive, and the free software movement and the gnu project have contributed greatly to open source software in genera…
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Comment #19190077
I used to dread snake case before I switched to dvorak