go_blue_13

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by go_blue_13 5y ago
Interesting, so it really is a subscription cost as well
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
well put. After swimming 10km on a empty stomach that first glass of chocolate milk and a banana were near psychedelic. Obviously not the same life threatening situation as a diabetic but I can imagine there'd be some similarity to the
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
>A CGM can cost $400 a month What in the world? $5k a year? How on earth are those things so expensive? 2 fully spec'd macbook pros per year? Surely they aren't that complex. Am I missing something?
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
they can go get the safe, effective vaccine for free so they don't have to quarantine
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
the sensitivity is unreal...in what world is this a personal attack?
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
LMGTFY
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
If you're looking for an enterprise-grade solution, check out Rockerbox.com
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
and your comment shows, again, how little ability you have to comprehend what you're reading
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
Same story in my circle, which is all young singeltons. Nobody wants to have to commute down to Cupertino multiple times per week
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
And you're clearly not sane enough to understand what 'murder' means either
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
By definition, it isn't murder
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
Doesn't inflation mean that nominal debt is less painful to hold? ie I go $100k into debt for a degree, but 5 years down the line that $100k only has $50k buying power (in original year terms), so its easier to pay off?
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
All the apple stans on HN are really annoying. We get it, you love sucking off a monopolistic behemoth and respond to every criticism with "then just buy another brand".
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
I think you're projecting. Not seeing a lot of 'deep concern' ITT.
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
When I've tried Urbit it just plain wasn't working most of the time
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
Do you have an issue with them reading HackerNews and responding to a relevant post? Its not feasible for the CEO of a huge company to review every support ticket, no
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
you're talking about something completely different, which is fine, but doesn't at all refute what Andreessen is saying
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
Hal Finney had to be Satoshi, right?
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
You're missing the point of the offset market: as we exhaust the low hanging fruit of planting forests, and carbon becomes more and more expensive to offset, increasingly complex and expensive carbon capture schemes become feasible
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by go_blue_13 5y ago
>trans siberian railway >edmonton to calgary I think think there's a slight difference between the things we're comparing
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by go_blue_13 8y ago
Annals of the Former World by McPhee. It's a geologic history of the United States, from Precambrian time to now, as well as a history of human understanding of geology. The intersection of billions of years of history, a scale where i
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by go_blue_13 8y ago
How could one possibly rule out contamination by this logic?
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by go_blue_13 8y ago
Yeah this is wrong. Bitcoin is everywhere, not just in the US, and there's no way in hell going to be a worldwide coordinated crackdown. And as long as people are running nodes, Bitcoin isn't going anywhere.
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by go_blue_13 8y ago
What a novel idea
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by go_blue_13 8y ago
Usually people who research a field are masters of that field. A poor economist...
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by go_blue_13 8y ago
/r/IAmVerySmart
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by go_blue_13 8y ago
Doesn't automation eliminate the need for negotiating with a union?