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chucksmart
11y ago
Fields Medal winner.
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11y ago
Headline term lost in translation; but well written concept.
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Sorry for the dumb question; but does Apple have absolute control over Apps on its platform; or is it possible to distribute App to iPhone users without store?
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11y ago
Yahoo gross revenue up more than $93M. (v Q1 2014.)
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11y ago
The USSR put Sputnik into space so they get rich, lol.
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11y ago
Maybe we should listen to Larry Ellison when he say "gimme my money!"
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11y ago
Why not just send it into deep space?
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11y ago
No we need to enforce gay rights on them.
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11y ago
Rand supporters can expect persecution.
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Power vacuums are always filled. Prior to the 14th amendment; the states filled the power vacuum of 'police power & moral standards' which was intentionally denied the Fed. With the 14th amendment; the power to establish '
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11y ago
The Establishment Clause prohibits the Federal Congress from establishing a national religion; the 14th Amendment on the other hand has been interpreted to establish a universal standard of morality for the nation as decreed by the Supreme
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"Entrenchment of the bourgeoisie"
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11y ago
A lawyer might recommend branding a watch 'Tesla W 'in the coming month. Make it ipso facto a true statement.
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11y ago
Sidestep Congress with a 'national emergency.' Really necessary?
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OMG; you won't believe what boys say when women are not around to hen peck them for political correctness; sometimes they say what they think! Unbelievable.
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11y ago
A 'national emergency' that cannot be addressed by a lawful act of congress!
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11y ago
And how many of her teachers will be adjuncts?
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I'm not economist; but have to ask - do economist not already study the cost of information?
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11y ago
Or how about an AI politician?
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11y ago
Games like Farmville seem like the equivalent of a one-hit-wonder. Not an Oracle but a Rico Suave. People who invest in a fad should know it will fade.
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Psychiatrist may be clever; but they fall for cognitive miser traps continuously when they apply the DSM at too high a frequency.
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11y ago
Software development involves a lot of 'error' feedback. Its not rotten - flattery is rotten.
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11y ago
War, plague, or famine. Which would you prefer?
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11y ago
GG: two Generals..
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11y ago
Maybe Google has a database with information that the Government is interested in?
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If you distinguish a 'software engineer' from a 'programmer' this article makes sense to me. But the article does not even use the word 'reduction' which seemed to be 90% of what we did for homework in my compu
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11y ago
Lanyrd does't have all but,,,
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11y ago
Maybe they worked for Boeing?
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Marx (like Freud) established a language of concepts as well as theories. While the initial theories may have failed - we continue to use the language of related concepts in the on going discussion.
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11y ago
Workers should be given an hour or so to sit and listen to some rhetoric about a heavenly next life; it might stimulate their opioid receptors and reduce these pesky demands.
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