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vk23

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    Comment #27918938

    I agree that at some point there will be a decrease in risk taking and investments but I don't think that risk and investments are inherently more important than all other factors.…

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    Comment #27918274

    So in Bezos case with his estimated net worth of 205B USD and assuming a average net worth of an american family of 750k (not sure how accurate this number is it was the first thin…

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    Comment #20211970

    > Renewable energy sources needs to be supported by power plants that can produce constantly. Do you have a source for that claim? Keep in mind that there are also renewable energy…

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    Comment #20211610

    Radioactive waste is doing real damage to the planet. After decades of evaluation storage facilities germany has no option that is considered safe. We have a responsibility towards…

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    Comment #20163869

    I don't think thats how most people mount a bicycle. You can easily get on it without touching the brakes. After all while you are still touching the ground you are breaking it.

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    Comment #20114199

    Given that you feel like the Pareto distribution can never be wrong I propose that we model all taxes accordingly. After all it should be natural that very few people pay most taxe…

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    Comment #19614028

    The point of distinction is that EU internal immigration and the refugee situation are entirely different things. Refugees leave there home countries because of war and terror. Mem…

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    Comment #17564506

    I never understood why people care how many people are part of the creation of music. The overall product should be better if every part of it (writing, producing, perfoming, ...) …

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    Comment #17557684

    >How is Google holding consumers hostage and not Apple? It does not matter what Apple is doing this is about Google. I would expect that there are ongoing investigations against Ap…

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    Comment #17282603

    I met a couple of people in online games that I would consider friends. I guess winning and loosing together helps to bond :D

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    Comment #17226791

    1 and maximizing time spend in the app (see sibling comment) seem like a good explaination for this. I'm not sure about 2 but it might be true aswell. > 3. You'll use the service r…

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    Comment #17226398

    > It's like watching a goddamn movie with scenes shuffled randomly. It makes no sense. Have you seen Memento? Jokes aside I never understood why twitter does not allow the user to …

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    Comment #17179712

    > If anticheating techniques really require root access, then people that care about competitive gaming should have an option to consider this trade-off and turn the anticheating p…

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    Comment #17141796

    For me it works well to listen to music with lyrics that I know so well that I dont even really listen to the lyrics anymore. In general I feel like music works better if I know it…

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    Comment #17063983

    For the vast majority of users git is bug free. If there is an issue with git nowadays its highly specific and well suited to be handled in a mailing list. This also makes it easie…

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    Comment #16940254

    > As I have said it encourages additional low quality questions which is more work for the mods. "low quality" question could just be marked as such and kept mostly unmodorated. By…

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    Comment #16904250

    I know about the phrase I just felt like giving an equally vague answer to your comment. To stay on topic what makes you think that the comparison is flawed? What makes webpack unc…

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    Comment #16904074

    Your phrase is broken. You can easily compare apples to oranges.

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    Comment #16884683

    > Afaik, chess AI (I mean, modern ones like deep blue) had little to no wide impact on AI. Apart from the pure technical side (which I am no expert in so you might be right) the im…

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    Comment #16884640

    > You can't get much more scouting than that because there is a cost associated with scouting, either because you lose a worker's time or because you spread out your army. I agree …

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    Comment #16883699

    > Then you can deduce if he has something hidden somewhere or in production. Of course this is impossible to do for a human, but really easy for a computer. This is definitly not i…

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    Comment #16857801

    >What do you build when everyone talks to each other over Slack? This should be pretty obvious. You build all systems around a single messagebroker and each service/unit uses a chr…

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    Comment #16847932

    I would argue that git at its core solves the problem of handling a shared verifiable state. The history of a git repository is build on the same hashing principles as a blockchain…

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    Comment #16847429

    You are mixing things up. While it's true that Cryptocurrencies try to solve a different problem than BitTorrent, Git and Email neither of those applications rely on a single centr…

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    Comment #16847337

    I dont understand why this gets downvoted. While all those things might have happend without social media its pretty obvious that targeted advertisment and "social media bubbles" p…