001sky

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by 001sky 10y ago
Quite so. But the point is more about path dependency in media appointments.
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by 001sky 10y ago
why is a story 7 hours old with 11 points and 3 comments ranked #page 2 of hN? This is actually news, and sort of important. But the article above has 300 points.//?
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by 001sky 10y ago
The baby boomers seem have TV news gigs monopolized to the detriment of the country.
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by 001sky 10y ago
Notwithstanding your good points about it not being fool-proof, it is an important point that your email software doesn't essentially promote or enable corruption of the meta data in the way you describe. As a business person, nobody w
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by 001sky 10y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/03/us/politics/hillary-clinto... Cites obama admin source byline By MICHAEL S. SCHMIDTMARCH 2, 2015 24 hours before Netanyahu’s Full Speech Before Congress, Mar. 3, 20
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by 001sky 10y ago
this is the correct answer. potus get to enforce (or not) the laws. meaning he can let hrc skate on this if he chooses.
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by 001sky 10y ago
well there are other laws (eg violations of certain statutes that some accuse clinton of breeching) but there is no per se morality test in terms of ideas. The latter is a fundamental pillar of separation of powers.
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by 001sky 10y ago
Thats not true. The reddit thread explicitly states what he wants to do is legally and ethically problematic. And it spells out why. "That is why the functionality doesn exist in exhcange" was the sort of end result of the larger
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by 001sky 10y ago
Couple of points -- (1) Colin powell's leaked e-mails apparently called the meetings a circus and a sideshow but also placed blame at the feet of HRC for outcome of that episode. that last bit isn't always quoted in the media. (2)
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by 001sky 10y ago
Market effeciency concepts have to do with incorporating information into a (well defined) market. Breaking the logic sequence of "well defined market", which can be done with trivial levels of "real world complexity", i
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by 001sky 10y ago
"they're not asking for perfect proof of safety just that it doesn't cause long term effects which is done a lot with animal studies" Lets hope its just one of those shitty translations of 'real science' bein
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by 001sky 10y ago
public policy variables are outside the market efficiency hypotheisis because. markets are therfore not efficient wrt to public policy in general. they only are efficient with repsect to a specificially dilineated (analytically tractavle) p
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by 001sky 10y ago
Isn't this a straw man? These products are used in hostpitals everyday. Nobody doubts they are 'safe'in any meaningful sense. Otherwise they would need to be banned outright. OCD people, and their kids, are a huge problem in
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by 001sky 10y ago
Nietzsche's whole opus documents this quite well. You can google him or look him up on amazon maybe.
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by 001sky 10y ago
success is a monotonic function of amount of work nah, you're mis reading this. the issue is continuity. most people will never become successful because of hyper-competetion and the need for continuity (ie, being in the game). You d
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by 001sky 10y ago
The point you're missing tho is that pandoras box is not a box of chocalates. You don't know what you're gonna get when you unleash a war--or a revolution. It says something about the ability perhaps to look at the actions of
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by 001sky 11y ago
This is one of those papers where the title sounds vaguely legitimate, but the underlying analysis is only tangentially related to the topic. Also, consider "less attention has been paid to the question of how to manage those workers
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California Attack Has U.S. Rethinking Strategy on Homegrown Terror(nytimes.com)
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The age of ‘pre-crime’ has arrived(washingtonpost.com)
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The Federal Reserve Board's Eight Point Hike in the Social Security Tax(huffingtonpost.com)
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by 001sky 11y ago
"the scientific consensus is that there is now more than a 5% chance that human beings could be virtually extinct in as little as 90 years from now" --Extrapolate trends much?
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With Diversity Comes Intensity in Amherst Free Speech Debate(nytimes.com)
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by 001sky 11y ago
Affluent liberal media hating on the sports of the common folk...no irony here
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by 001sky 11y ago
That was quick National Geographic gives Fox control of media assets in $725 million deal https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/national-geog...
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by 001sky 11y ago
For example, carrots have a high GI of 47, but you have to eat a pound and a half of them for there to be a steep rise in blood sugar. carrots are full of water, not to mention roughage, so they don't have high caloric density per un
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by 001sky 11y ago
"juice is dangerous. It’s far too easy to consume" This is the sub-text of the article, so I think you're being a little naive. Working backwards from the conclusion, there is no difference between various type of juice.
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by 001sky 11y ago
"The article is not saying "Firefox doesn't need any corporate money". Corporate deals are really the only reason why they're still alive at all since they are virtually nonexistent in mind share. Instead, the arti
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by 001sky 11y ago
Do you have any sense of proportion? FB is worth hundreds of BILLIONs and somebody wasted $500K or whatever on diaspora...thats not a waste of resources its a single FTE for at one of these companies today....Or do you have something else i
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The dinosaur that proves the madness of the art market(theguardian.com)
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by 001sky 11y ago
don't understand this comment. what about current accounts, checking, transfers?

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