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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
And the more they sell, the more they have to sell after, driving the prices even lower. It's definitely a good recipe to crash the markets.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Rich people can always sell assets and then buy similar ones elsewhere. And them being rich, they don't have to do any of the paperwork themselves.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Exactly. I think Photopea is the closest replication attempt, but even it misses many features.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
No chance if we live in a deterministic universe.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
I found out about Biden's family money laundering from NYTimes https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/13/arts/design/hunter-biden-...
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Now do Hunter Biden.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
"Prigozhin visited one of our prisons once; that’s the only violence there is". No, it's not.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
2016: Successful heart transplant after 1374 days living with a total artificial heart https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26819291/
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
No, it won't be. First of all, it's nowhere near as good as the latest versions of FSD. Second of all, there are more and more alternatives to Tesla EVs every month it seems.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
When all the labor (physical or mental) is automated, you've basically solved a huge problem for humanity. Doesn't matter who owns the robots. They either share the products of the labor for close to nothing, or they are producing
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
That's revenue, not profit. GPUs aren't cheap.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Now, the billion dollar question is - how long would it take you to code that diff?
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
A front collapse can happen rapidly, as we saw with the russian front line in 2022. Russia, unfortunately, has massive military advantages over Ukraine. Ukraine is basically holding on because the people are fighting for their country, whil
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Most European nations don't have nukes. If Russia overruns Ukraine (which, I really hope, they won't be able to), their next targets are Moldova, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia. Will Europe start a nuclear war ove
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
That's US's problem. Which is very minor compared to Ukraine's or Europe's problems with this war.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Yet Russia has more brigades, more artillery and artillery shells, more nukes. The comment above is right. Europe needs to wake the hell up and increase military production 10X, even if temporarily. If Russians take Ukraine, they will force
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
He has been pretty vocal about exactly that. He said multiple times that European countries must increase defense budgets significantly.
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SpacetimeDB 1.0 – a database for multiplayer back ends [video](youtube.com)
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
CRISPR is naturally occurring, but got patented to hell.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
It's not a solved problem. Notice how you didn't actually answer the question of how a random store will authenticate your gold shavings. Even banks and large jewelers fail to authenticate gold. https://testyourgold.com
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
With thunderbolt 5 you can use fast external SSD enclosures. They end up working nearly as well as internal SSDs. And much cheaper.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Doesn't geothermal heat up the surface of the planet? You're essentially taking the heat that normally stays very deep and being it to the surface.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
If you are at a war where your whole electric grid and internet and SMS are completely down, you have much bigger problems than currency not working. It means your bank accounts are gone, your credit cards are gone. And how are you actually
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
BTC is better than gold in many regards. - impossible to counterfeit - trivial to audit - easy to transfer - easier to store - its supply is actually limited (unlike gold, which is near-infinite in the universe). Most of it has been mined.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
You have to experience it. Living and working in Europe. Do it for a few years. Then see what you prefer.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> If Google didn’t tell you the job involved unpaid overtime before you accepted, they’re giving you a pay cut now. Yes. And you have a choice. Agree to it or find some better place. Demands of both employees and employers can be as un
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Now do Hungary. Or Slovakia.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Move there, see how it actually is. I spent almost a decade there. I prefer USA, it's not even close.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> And they can continue to earn that salary That's up to Google.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Google engineers are paid pretty freaking well. Almost double of what a regular company would pay.

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