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Viker
3y ago
i can arbiter the bet !
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Viker
5y ago
I remember using and WAP2IRC gateway to impress my IRC buddies.
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Viker
5y ago
Coz Scandinavia or Canada....
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Viker
5y ago
Well yes. That is exactly as society. We ignore the people that actually feed us (farmers), and instead we focus all our energy on the people that feed us bullshit (Elon M.).
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5y ago
It is ironic isn't it. Having everything society has to offer actually makes you dull and miserable, and depressed. I can fully understand your sentiment too. I not have always lived in Scandinavia. But sadly now I can fully relate to
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Viker
5y ago
This discussion needs more exposure because it is hammering the nail hard in the head. I have come to both conclusions on my own too... Is it better to live in competition to avoid thinking... Or... Is it better to derive joy form external
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Viker
5y ago
Hmm... Hard to beat that energy density when the workload is large. Trucks, tractors, planes, ships. Sure consumer cars will be EV but ICEs are not going anywhere
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5y ago
Factorio takes me around 250 hours every two years. It's not an avarage but in a burst
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Viker
5y ago
People might not be aware but this is standard operation for any kind of integrated OEM ( other equipment manifacture) You sell units at break even, hoping you make profit from service and support.
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5y ago
Sure. I can hand you a handful of USB sticks about 20 paper wallets maybe a hard disk or two...and tell you, here are my keys. Now what you do? Do you put down your gun and start verifying which one is with actual funds or, do you know what
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5y ago
Here is the irony of crypto vs gold... You can secure ur gold physically very well, fires and natural disasters short of volcano, yet it is easy to steal it at gunpoint. Crypto is hard and cumbersome to secure ( paper keys, hw Wallets), yet
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Viker
5y ago
You can call it that. But both data and research and confirm that. Also there is plenty of anecdotal evidence especially in IT of highly successful career women that would drop everything just to have have children.
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5y ago
It made me sad too. All these brilliant minds working for so long and accomplishing so much... Just for a clap and cheer, yet tommorow they have to do it all again in the rat race. Yet cryptokings are basking in glory for a lifetime.
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5y ago
Well if you take a look at the project managers in for example... Accenture.. Most of them have none of the skill you mentioned. They just have been at the right place at the right time... They know what ass to kiss and go along their days
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5y ago
I still confuse them....
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5y ago
Guys please, do some reaserch first. There is plenty of people on YouTube showing fsd in action with all its quirks and features. Here take a look a whole channel with fsd drives: https://youtu.be/rKG3eDppzm4
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5y ago
Ok here is a breakdown for an 8 hour shift of a project manager vs rockwool factory worker. Project manager: 8:30-9: Show up in office. Get coffe. 9-10:30: Check email. 10:45: Standup Meeting. 11-12: Lunch 12:30-2.00: Sprint Planning meeti
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5y ago
Yehhh... yehhh.. naaahhh... Rich people dont work so much... They just make so much money sitting around with other rich people they might as well call it work... If you work in wall-mart your lunch is not paid. If you are the CEO of wall-m
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5y ago
Compeletley agree. Elon was lucky to be born in a rich family. Made his first 100k before 18. Felix was lucky to be born in time to ride that hippie wave. Just like some people were lucky to throw money on bitcoin in 2010~2015. Still more s
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5y ago
That is like listening to advice from Elon Musk, good advice but he always forgets that all the advice is worthless, if your father doesn't have a precious gem mine in Africa .... Bottom line will always be: "Being born rich, is t
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5y ago
>the well-known lack of trust among Arabs for anyone outside their own family adversely affects offensive operations. This can basically summarize the entire problem of the middle east
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5y ago
What I meant was: "why do you not mind the current state, where the workforce is ingested with "drugs"" Yet you don't like the idea of "drugs" actually making people's live better? The current world..
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5y ago
Should that apply to all digital computations? Data centers? Youtube? Facebook? Should they and bitcoin be seen on the same level?
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5y ago
But you don't mind the current state of affairs where everyone is being ingested with sugar and caffeine? Are those not drugs? Office productivity is directly corrolated to the coffe machine. The moment that breaks down everything stop
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5y ago
Compared to deaths from regular flu each year. In 2017 there were almost 80k deaths in the US due to flu. In 2018 around 40k. Yes currently its being reported that there has been nearly 500k deaths due to covid only. Note the only part. I s
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5y ago
You can not make any of these comparisons, Bulgaria is a very special country. 1-Prime minister is a thug and soon to assume dictators role. 2- Population is in HEAVY decline, unlike most places. 3- Most of the educated people emigrate abro
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5y ago
Yes. But given the choice, in non life or death situation. Between sex and food. People would pick way more sex than food. What I mean is that sex is easier to reach for than food when a person is bored. Just like heroin is more potent than
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5y ago
The drive for reproduction is way stronger than the need for energy (sugar - ice cream).
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5y ago
I will be refusing to return to the office for several reasons: 1- the threat of Covid is not going away in the next 2-3 years. I am no risking it! 2- I and everyone in my team have been more effective, less stressed working from home for m
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5y ago
Because you end up feeding a primate/reproductive prime control system, using unlimited and synthetic input. The system was never designed for the this kind of "bandwidth". Since we are biological machines, other parts of the
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