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throwaway9848
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Comment #6875110
Leaving aside the bitcoin angle, this is actually a pretty good primer explanation of the market mechanics and psychology behind technical analysis.
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Comment #6860870
http://www.esquire.com/features/patient-zero-1213 gives a pretty good feel for the challenges in treating cancer.
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Comment #6829873
For the love of god, be sensible - sell half on Monday and put it back into a traditional retirement investment. You'll still do well if BTC goes up. There is no reason to put 100%…
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Comment #6826591
I do see where you're coming from. Maybe if I said I don't believe it's a _new_ wealth transfer? 30% of the population is not going without care today - they are getting ER care fo…
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Comment #6826457
The subsidies are to poor people. The poor people get medical care anyway, at ERs, where hospitals cannot refuse them. Or they forgo the care until mundane problems become chronic …
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Comment #6826407
I'm a safe driver. Why should I have to pay for auto insurance? It's a wealth transfer to bad drivers. ... And actually, I completely reject your characterization of it as a wealth…
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Comment #6826393
I would guess the user database is 11NF and has 1000 tables. The UML form of it cannot exist in our limited 4 dimensions of space and time :)
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Comment #6826244
A gap in coverage is not as much a problem any more, thanks to the ACA. edit: Hey downvoter, let me educate you - the worst thing about a coverage gap used to be the potential to h…
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Comment #6817921
"Vegan diets do not result in heart disease. Many studies have shown that vegetarians seem to have a lower risk of obesity, coronary heart disease (which causes heart attack), high…
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Comment #6817776
The NEJM it ain't. Thanks for the links to the debunking articles.
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Comment #6817767
What a pile of first world problems. I suspect a lot fewer guys will quit sugar and lose weight instead of quitting soy after reading this. And diabetes makes soy estrogen mimickin…
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Comment #6815271
Yes, it is, because the person with $1 and no access to credit was just made up for the purpose of convoluting a point about wealth inequality in America.
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Comment #6814830
Somehow this idea always comes from libertarian quarters, too(please, no 'no true scotsmen responses' replies about how nobody but a single mute hermit living on a mountaintop in S…
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Comment #6752690
Makes the $1M+ target votes all the more absurd.
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Comment #6743177
None of that matters. They can read what they're posting and filter out personal information. Who cares what the detractors think, it's the right thing to do. "Two wrongs don't mak…
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Comment #6709537
No, I just was suggesting learning about any functional language, those two just came to mind first.
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Comment #6706764
Languages I think you should know: C, Java, Bash, Javascript, one out of {Perl,Python,Ruby}, and perhaps a functional language like Lisp or Clojure. Each one will make your underst…
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Comment #6705360
Yes, I can apparently set up a website with instructions for doing so and get a nastygram from Canonical, too. I run Fedora, anyway. edit: I wish people wouldn't try to make a 1 si…
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Comment #6705351
s/misunderstanding/shrewd recognition of a budding PR disaster/ Canonical has really gone astray. Hell, the takedown order would never have been necessary in the first place withou…
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Comment #6681945
Surfly.com is not easy to use outside of a mobile device or tablet (anything without swipe navigation).
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Comment #6681917
That's not always true.
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