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by evli 12y ago
Another possibly is the increase in abortions, removing unwanted children that may have potentially become criminals. src: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legalized_abortion_and_crime_e...
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by evli 12y ago
I am sure this is the biggest reason. Nothing to talk about more access to education, birth control, ...
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by evli 12y ago
I am a firm believer Brazilian start ups should focus internally, but be able to be scalable abroad. By being tied to the US market I think we fail to reach the potential our country has. Instead of simply copying US businesses Brazilians s
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by evli 12y ago
There is a large population that doesn't code, that has problems that do not deal with programming. Hard to imagine in this current technology hype, but yes. Even developers get divorce. You would rather have your rights ensured or to
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by evli 12y ago
While yoga is beneficial, the same can be said about any type of exercise. I think this article just highlights this western culture's obsession with eastern. td;dl Exercise is good for your body and mind. Do it often.
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by evli 12y ago
In many cases, technology is just a symbol of status. People buy iPhones, kindles iPads, macs etc because its on tv and movies now. That is what it means to become mainstream. I think that's what the first meant about only using for ca
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by evli 12y ago
Metal Gear?
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by evli 12y ago
I think that is some value in doing that, for learning. But as a professional, with deadlines and money involved. Wouldn't google be best?
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by evli 12y ago
While I would enjoy living in such a world. Changes like this often take a very long time. Have you used a self checkout machine lately?
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by evli 12y ago
If this comes to be remotely true, it would only drive the salaries for web developers even lower.
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by evli 12y ago
Can anyone give me some explication of where this situation is coming from?
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by evli 12y ago
If the bread is good Its enough to be disruptive. The quality of bread in the US is very poor (if you have had the opportunity to eat at a local bakery in pretty much anywhere else in the world you know what I am talking about).
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by evli 13y ago
As a brazilian I get the opposite effect. I get constantly surprise about how much americans take for granted.
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by evli 13y ago
How many second languages can you have?
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by evli 13y ago
'horse laughing' is an hilarious concept. I had noticed this in the international students at my university, how the japanese would always cover their mouths. Curious habit.
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by evli 13y ago
Any advice on an aspiring data scientist? I am currently finishing my bachelors in applied math, and computer science. Started to focus on machine learning this semester and hoping to do my capstone on it.
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by evli 13y ago
I find this oddly motivational.
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by evli 13y ago
I find it great that my country (Brazil) is not so mindless about technology. I hope that this anti NSA moves sparks an actual development in the industry here.
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by evli 13y ago
As a Brazilian national I wholehearted agree with this. It is very easy for a develop world country reporter to inform the world on our seemingly barbarous-like ways. As in the case of Brazil, this has been a problem for generations, like o
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by evli 13y ago
As someone with depression, lack of sleep is pretty much a symptom.
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by evli 13y ago
I own a retina and the battery life is simply horrendous.
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by evli 13y ago
Whats with all the generalization in HN today?
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by evli 13y ago
An immigration law reform is ever increasingly necessary. If there wasn't opportunity for foreigners they wouldn't come here in the first place.
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by evli 13y ago
I feel sorry for woz. The interviewer seems she had no clue what she was talking about.