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Comment #41775761
"He launched airstrikes or military raids in at least seven countries: Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan." https://www.latimes.com/projects/la-na-pol-oba…
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Comment #34272727
I thought about switching to the trades for a while, but the ramp to learning the technical/business/certification aspects is not smooth enough; especially for an outsider. A bunch…
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Comment #32781506
get rid of all the Ethical AI folks too. in theory, it might be useful, but in practice, it's just bureaucracy
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Comment #30494283
Currency Wars → Trade Wars → Shooting Wars
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Comment #28567283
not an expert, but I thought the US is unique in that you can't escape taxes unless you renounce citizenship. and even then, there's an exit tax
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Comment #28567243
False. The Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act would impose a tax on the wealth of the top 0.05 % of Americans (people with > 50 million in wealth).
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Comment #24872214
My sense is that people who think like this don't make it this high up. Sundar has already had opportunities to sell out much earlier; Money stopped becoming a problem for him long…
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Comment #24160340
Why do these articles always leave out ISPs and cellular providers when talking about Tech Giants? Their monopoly is even stronger.
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Comment #21305562
Is it just me, or is it a bit arrogant to assume that because X can do something, why can't Y do it?
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Comment #21197279
Just realize that you are most likely using Phones/Computers made in China to call out the NBA.
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Comment #20780342
curious why can't you run it if there's smoke?
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Comment #20742046
> imprints that image into the customer's mind It's actually deeper than that. It imprints the image into our collective minds. Even if YOU don't think iPhones are better, it may s…
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Comment #20561018
I did not suggest any solutions (period inspections or what not). I'm pointing out that the situation - that we have a set rules (zoning), but they aren't enforced - which causes p…
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Comment #20558578
> you can do an un-permitted remodel of your downstairs, add drains, pave over the soil filter, create a massive sewage flooding problem, and sf will do... nothing. But if you were…
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Comment #19341887
Isn't data collection by the ISPs/phone companies a bigger issue? Consumers truly have no choice there. Whereas you could get by without FAANG, though it'd be inconvenient.
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Comment #19341864
I agree it should be harder the bigger you are, but it's not the tax rate. Right now, FAANGs either run a 0% profit margin, or book their profits to Ireland. Changing tax rates don…
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Comment #18611870
you mean a key?
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Comment #17684002
In January 2016, the FDA finally banned the Teflon-like, grease-resistant chemical that's been linked to various cancers, infertility, thyroid issues, and birth defects from being …
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Comment #17252099
You should check out the article "The Case Against Civilization: Did our hunter-gatherer ancestors have it better?" https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/09/18/the-case-again... …
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Comment #17199735
is there data to back this up? or will it require a panama papers type leak before we know?
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Comment #16939364
could you clarify your point. I'm interested, but this is all I could find: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Europe
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Comment #16934889
Warning: this kind of poll is prone to selection bias.