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by user837387 10y ago
Have one every month. That way it is not a temptation and you do not make a big deal out of it. I'm a diet coke addict and the way I deal with it is that I drink half a bottle and keep the rest for latter. The fact that I know that I s
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by user837387 10y ago
I see plenty or rabbits and few birds. I'm sure I could find more if cared to spend more time on this.
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by user837387 10y ago
So why is it so bad to have rich people relocate to your country?
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by user837387 10y ago
I normally do not care about down-votes and I still don't but for people who are downvoting me explain to me this: Where can I go and read the constitution that exists but that it is not written down anywhere? It's an oxymoron. So
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by user837387 10y ago
So..., it does not have a constitution then?
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by user837387 10y ago
Didn't you use toothpaste with fluoride? Or is that not enough?
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by user837387 10y ago
Only because Trump's supporters were spread out in the right places. Hillary won the popular vote by almost 3 million votes so I would not brag about anything if I were you. That large opposition force that surpasses all Trump supporte
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by user837387 10y ago
I agree with you. Poor people not studying for the test is a problem with culture. It is the crappy culture they have learnt from their parents that is keeping them down. The parents don't know any better or don't care and hencefo
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by user837387 10y ago
I know what you are saying, but reality is reality. He was an asshole to everybody. I don't like assholes but he definitely got things done.
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by user837387 10y ago
He was an asshole that happened to be right several times in his career. First with Apple, then with Pixar, then again with Next and Apple. Your are being disingenuous by trying to paint it like he was just lucky.
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by user837387 10y ago
No, if the employee keeps not reaching his potential then it is right to call him out on this. Do this only if the employee is not carrying his own weight when you know he is capable of more, otherwise just fire him. Of course, if your man
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by user837387 10y ago
I'm really missing the point you are trying to make. People prepare for the SAT to get a better grade and you think it is unfair. WTF? Actually, I do get it I just think it is insane that you think it is a reasonable point, as if it w
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by user837387 10y ago
Thanks for the reference!
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by user837387 10y ago
>>We didn't know how to talk or study or dress or think the way our peers did I know exactly what you mean. Whenever I wanted to try something new, like apply to an internship, my brain tried really hard to convince me not to do
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by user837387 10y ago
I will also deny that I helped the Russians.
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by user837387 10y ago
I really like your stuff. I've also discovered a new film that I can watch: "Capture The Flag". Seems like a good film. I'm surprised that I knew nothing about it, even though I'm an avid film consumer. I guess mark
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by user837387 10y ago
>>But once your CEO is known as a liar, you are doomed. I used to think this and then look who we elected. In reality, you just have to keep making up lies on top of lies and somehow things seem to work out for you. Just never admit f
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by user837387 10y ago
>>If Apple printed thousands and thousands of these, then I doubt the cost is justified. But if it was a limited run, say less than a few thousand? Seems appropriate to me. What bothers me out of this discussion is that people are get
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by user837387 10y ago
That is the rational approach, but we are emotional beings and we cannot always be completely detached.
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by user837387 10y ago
HN is full of contrarians. Say anything blunt, not rude but blunt, and you will get down-voted to oblivion. And not even that, say something in a polite way that people cannot discredit but still not like and you will get down-voted. I feel
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by user837387 10y ago
Forget the stock market, will you still be around. I'd plan accordingly (tongue in cheek)
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by user837387 10y ago
We do not really know why. It's like trying to figure out why somebody won the lotto. Statistically speaking, somebody will. Same with longevity, statistically speaking, a few will make it pass 100. Edit: I found this about Jeanne Loui
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by user837387 10y ago
>>The start of mass production is a huge milestone in Tesla’s quest to electrify transportation, and it brings to America a manufacturing industry—battery cells—that’s long been dominated by China, Japan, and South Korea. Anybody want
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by user837387 10y ago
You have to at least tell us the cause.
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by user837387 10y ago
She is probably doing it because she likes the work. She feels good earning a bit of money even if she doesn't really need it. The sense of fulfillment is probably worth a lot more than the actual monetary value. Lots of us derive happ
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by user837387 10y ago
>>Or it shows that there is something about the statistically average black person that makes them less successful than the statistically average asian person. Being enslaved for hundreds of years and after the emancipation being deni
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by user837387 10y ago
Right. The proclamation was made after the civil war started. But the war was because the North started to act as if it no longer agreed with slavery, which the South saw as a threat, since it depended so much on it. Lincoln promised that s
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by user837387 10y ago
>>My guess is there won't ever be a post-singularity god-AI The singularity already happened, in meat space, i.e. Humans. Now those same humans are trying to create AI's smarter than themselves. We still have not accomplishe
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by user837387 10y ago
Assuming you are the only one that controls the GAI then yes, you will be more powerful than the entire planet. The government and Google are powerful because they have all those brains working together to solve and accomplish problems and
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by user837387 10y ago
Hmmm. Seeing as they've been quiet for a long time my impression was that they simply stopped being viable or relevant, not with a bang, but with a whimper.

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