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thetruthseeker1

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    Comment #21700562

    How? Apples and Oranges comparison

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    Comment #20466648

    If you disagree with this view that is not a reason to down vote. If you think the point I am making is irrelevant or insulting or a bunch of other reasons which are not addressing…

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    Comment #20464374

    Enterprises like these are free to make whatever decisions they want and I don't think it's fair to evaluate them with morals that seem to imply they are evil. What I mean is : thi…

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    Comment #20438948

    That is great. However did you guys have a debate about US poverty after every Apollo mission? What about after you buy every F35? The cost of this Indian mission is about the cost…

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    Comment #20435962

    You don't have the whole picture from what you have seen. Have you been to SF? Have you been to LA. Have you seen problems caused by drugs in US? Every country has problems

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    Comment #20435930

    When US was spending billions on Minuteman and Apollo missions, there were many problems in America, including poverty. Not sure? ask the African Americans in the south from that t…

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    Comment #20301966

    I think Sikhs are great, they are hard-working people. But, how are they transforming the trucking industry though? It seems to me that the ethnicity of labor force in this industr…

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    Comment #20258071

    I think this guy wrote a great article. However I don’t know if I agree with his conclusion of him not being a good web developer. I would bet that most great developers have googl…

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    Comment #19206288

    While Amazon’s work culture doesn’t surprise me(similar experiences from multiple sources), while I feel sympathetic to the author’s struggles, I do feel the author went a bit too …

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    Comment #19194909

    I think subtle racism is a big problem. It can be felt without being verbally communicated to you, the actions from the perpetrators are frustrating and you feel helpless. The perp…

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    Comment #19193116

    I don’t think the requirement that the CEO appear in a public deposition is part regulatory compliance( usually good faith). If Facebook is not in regulatory compliance, I am sure …

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    Comment #19192295

    May be. However lawmakers don’t roast oil execs. It seems to me like there is a lot of kabuki theater here and if law makers want to do something to improve social media, there are…

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    Comment #18812367

    I think the additional value the newer iphone provides i.e face id and better screens doesn’t warrant the increased price tag. Ideally the price should also be falling like it did …

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    Comment #18439071

    doesn’t work on http

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    Comment #18244210

    The Algorithm or the concepts behind Asymetric key encryption https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-key_cryptography This makes so much of online trust and verification possible.

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    Comment #17659047

    While this is sad, if the scientific journals end up paying the authors, it won’t be 35$ anymore, it will be more(which I am happy to pay). The publishers I am sure won’t be taking…

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    Comment #17212241

    Isn’t this system equivalent to vote your disapprovals only, the person with the least disapprovals wins?

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    Comment #17010637

    My view is also that it would be better policy if the california government taxed all homes and generated a certain amount of revenue which they could use to generate certain perce…

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    Comment #17007500

    I think the problem is the pricing model. If I watch one Netflix movie a month, it’s not really worth 11$ to me. These subscriptions should have tiers starting from few cents - but…

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    Comment #16890407

    Fines are usually multiple times more than the value they cheated which seems to be the case here( ~100M$ ) - so it is fair in some sense. Just because they are still profitable do…

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    Comment #16834425

    When I learnt programming, i was confused by x=x+1; After I understood what it really meant, I wondered why they didn’t use some other symbol to capture this semantic. Say somethin…

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    Comment #16826760

    I like Tessa. I hope they succeed as a company. That said, their claim that the driver had his hands of the steering wheel for 6 seconds implying that they are absolved of any wron…

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    Comment #16784149

    I am sure that I can find flaws in some of the best identity systems in the world - but I am not sure if just finding faults make a good discussion hence I am not going to do that …

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    Comment #16783611

    What is your solution ? It kind of seems like Aadhar should be better managed... rather than reinvent another identity system, sure I am optimistic that Aadhar will improve (Its a …

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    Comment #16782503

    I disagree with the assessment. It seems like any form in which the government tries to identify you is being compared to the scary Orwellian dystopia. There is no cost benefit ana…