pgsbathhouse

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by pgsbathhouse 7y ago
Were you unable to find any supporting evidence in a preliminary research context on this subject?
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by pgsbathhouse 7y ago
>Common decency is apparently not valued above political homogeneity in the tech industry. You are subtly advocating for exactly the thing you are snarkly accusing the entire tech industry of.
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by pgsbathhouse 7y ago
>copying implementation code vs copying an API You said code. Not implementation code.
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by pgsbathhouse 7y ago
>Google didn't copy code. Yes they did.
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by pgsbathhouse 7y ago
Google's arguments were already refuted in the earliest hearings. There's a reason this is going to the supreme court, the rulings didn't really match up with accepted evidence and testimony of experts in the court. Google wi
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by pgsbathhouse 7y ago
>This is a lie. Marketing budgets are approximately equal to R&D Your own source doesn't even say that. In the exact BBC article you linked: >But as the table below shows, drug companies spend far more on marketing drugs - in
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by pgsbathhouse 7y ago
>Most new drugs come out of the US and socialized governments create generics at a fraction of the cost, because they don't have to put any money into R&D. This is a completely false right-wing talking point. It takes 10 minutes
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by pgsbathhouse 7y ago
It's strange that if you're going to write this type of essay, it might behoove you to define right and left in your own words so the audience has a baseline for what you're really talking about. Otherwise you're just sa