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jhaglund
11y ago
I'm not conservative, 26, or female. It also says I'm smarter than just 49% of the population, while IQ tests say at least 80%. Maybe I'm just good at taking tests and Facebook is the real me?
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11y ago
Except that's not really true. http://www.bloomberg.com/bw/articles/2013-05-30/new-research... http://www.citylab.com/housing/2015/01/do-microloans-really-...
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11y ago
> Also interesting is the Marathon Supercharger in the Florida Keys: it clearly makes a big difference in the route whether you can fly over water or not :) See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overseas_Highway Which
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12y ago
Considering that a penny in 1909 had the buying power of about $0.25 today, I wish they would have attached a quarter. (death to pennies!)
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13y ago
Paragraph 1 states 46.2 million people lived below the official poverty level, and 10.4 million of those were working, so you conclude that the remaining "choose not to work". But the next line states that that first number includ
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jhaglund
13y ago
It is absurd to say that because someone augments their benefits with $300 a month in child care, their problems are over. Can you point to where in that PDF you got that 80% number? Like, if you're going to cite a link, could you use
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13y ago
What about this labor drop? http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/CIVPART?rid=50&s...
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13y ago
I think you should reconsider the assertion that poor in the US usually don't work. Minimum wage jobs leave you just above the poverty level if you're single, below if you are supporting someone. Considering cash based, under the
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13y ago
If we can have an increasing GDP while most of America experiences stagnation (as with the recent recovery) who's to say we can't have decreasing GDP coupled with improving quality of life? (at least for a short period) As you poi
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13y ago
Can't tell if sarcasm, considering that Thatcher's move was to privatise, until she ran out of public assets. This pithy quote is also wrong because it assumes the economy is a zero sum game and misses the point that this article
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13y ago
California has cheap community colleges. It's $99 per credit (a class is 3 or more credits) where I grew up, plus books. http://www.ccac.edu/default.aspx?id=137210 $400 for a life skill might sound like a great deal, b
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13y ago
Do we call money made from investments or inheritance Welfare? In a post agrarian society, work and income are not related.
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13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overseas_Railroad In 1905, they built 128 miles of railroad connecting the Florida keys. Since then, engineering has advanced significantly. Overland is still easier than overseas.
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jhaglund
13y ago
give it an http, not https url and you won't get error messages. but the translation is borked.
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13y ago
Assignment within the brackets, that kinda surprised me > a = [] > a[a[typeof a]='huh', void a] = 'puh' > console.log(a) [object: "huh", undefined: "puh"] huh... you can do this
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13y ago
If Shia handed Jay Top Secret documents and refused to give his source up, you think he'd be free? I suspect anyone with the power to go after him, who noticed his comment, knew about the streisand effect, and bought 5 more years of se
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13y ago
If you're going to start with a comment about FUD, could you enlighten us with the rest of the comment instead of rhetorical questions? Cattle raised on corn (aka, most cattle raised for human consumption) require continuous use of antibiot
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13y ago
Your use of TM™ indicates to me that you are arrogant and cynical. You personally can't make the world better (see: dictator) and that really hurts an ego. You would rather see yourself as a helpless pesant being oppressed than admit you're
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13y ago
Ya know, I'm all for "innocent until proven guilty" but blury pictures of them dropping a bag, a witness description, a car chase where they threw bombs out the window, a shootout where one brother got hit with shrapnel of his own pressure
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13y ago
Well, go right ahead and use cp and mv for your source control! No one (except maybe linus) ever said git is easy. But it is flexible and powerful. Anyway, this whole thing comes down to the user ignoring clear warnings. It seems clear to m
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13y ago
Git doesn't have much of a user interface because it's target is developers who want to use the command line. Git is confusing until it's not, and then it's awesome. It's kinda like you're using wget to surf the web, and complaining that it
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14y ago
You don't get unemployment if you voluntarily leave your job. edit: or a contractor.
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14y ago
A HUGE reason for that instability is most of your plane ticket pays for fuel. some airlines buy futures, some just stockpile fuel when it's cheap. My father worked in fuel procurement for a few airlines. He hated fuel price instability as
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14y ago
donuts.css reminded me of this plugin i wrote
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JCircle.js jQuery plugin for circular interactions
(josh.isgrowing.net)
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14y ago
Except A without B isn't a felony worthy of federal charges. Our legal system's standard is "beyond a reasonable doubt" not what a child would infer from the evidence. The fact that Aaron had not committed B despite having the time and abil
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14y ago
And none of those devices do touch.
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14y ago
> Any job an illegal immigrant can get, a felon can as well. Do you have any idea how difficult it is for undocumented workers? There is no upward mobility in their jobs. They either get documented, get exploited, or go home. Why should
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14y ago
1. Saying that the rest of us are law abiding is an exaggeration. 2. http://www.drugpolicy.org/drug-facts/cocaine-and-crack-facts
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14y ago
I think it's more like the bank manager kept installing low-security locks (edit: because their supplier gave a wowie presentation) when the locksmith advised upgrades. I'm neither a bank manager nor in government but I've worked on project
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