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by differentView 5y ago
The CDC did what it thought was pragmatically the best thing to do considering the political reality at the time.
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by differentView 5y ago
Many are just looking for a bookie to take their bets.
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by differentView 5y ago
What do you mean you had to close your account for work?
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by differentView 5y ago
So what's the problem exactly? The rich kids who don't need the money get exploited for free labor, and?
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by differentView 5y ago
How does it benefit an organization to have rich kids working for them for free?
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by differentView 5y ago
Don't some homeowners object to increased supply because they believe it hinders appreciation of their homes?
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by differentView 6y ago
> but he owns 20% of Tesla, worth about $10B today. Tesla's market cap is $764.255B. 20% of that is $152.851B. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSLA/
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by differentView 6y ago
If bitcoin price continues to rise, wouldn't the power cost become relatively smaller? Wouldn't miners care less?
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by differentView 6y ago
Misleading headline. He was trying to engrave "LIBERATE HKERS".
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by differentView 6y ago
He can pardon him to test the effects on polling. If it helps, great. If it hurts him, get Snowden back, arrest him, and claim it was a trick to get the traitor that Obama couldn't get all along.
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by differentView 6y ago
We're not all good looking enough to get on Survivor so we play it out in the office.
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by differentView 7y ago
They can ballpark it. Round up if necessary.
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by differentView 7y ago
I, too, turned in a blank piece of paper for my American Ninja Warrior class. But I told the professor a sob story, so I got an "A".
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by differentView 7y ago
Perhaps it's partially an overcorrection of his previous reputation and an inevitable comparison to the low bar that Steve Jobs set in his personal life. The thinking being that Gates was a nasty shark in business that was ruthless bu
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by differentView 7y ago
There's no way they don't wave that fee for blind customers.
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by differentView 7y ago
Except most people don't live in NYC. Here in LA, all the taxis I've ever been in were dirty, the drivers drove recklessly, and were much more expensive. Whenever I'm in NYC or other cities, it's also much more convenie
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by differentView 7y ago
Richest Americans don't lower themselves to running for public office.
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by differentView 7y ago
Can you provide link to any such research? Even ones funded by the sugar industry?
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by differentView 7y ago
Why would that be incorrect?
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by differentView 7y ago
Because vast majority of people aren't aware of the financial health of the companies they purchase from.
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by differentView 7y ago
How do you verify?
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by differentView 7y ago
You mean like how Stallman pretended that the underage girl that was on Epstein's island had sex with Minsky of her own free volition?
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by differentView 7y ago
Stallman is all about being technical. Technically, he resigned. So what due process was denied to him?
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by differentView 7y ago
You may be overestimating the writing ability of native English speakers.
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by differentView 7y ago
99.99% of time when people say "99.99%" it's just made up.
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by differentView 7y ago
>They seem to provide no actual service They help connect thieves with their victims. They also get a small cut from the thieves for this service.
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by differentView 7y ago
Most likely that number was pulled out of her ass.
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by differentView 7y ago
So what's the punishment for what the parent comment described?
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by differentView 7y ago
Source?
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by differentView 7y ago
Holy shit!

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