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googletazer
8y ago
I had the same type of imbecile as a manager. You are not alone Im afraid
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googletazer
9y ago
Cool, I'll check it out
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googletazer
9y ago
Incredible how HN groupthink downvotes you instead of addressing your perfectly valid concerns
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googletazer
9y ago
There is absolutely nothing dangerous about Peterson. The perceived danger is that once unpopular ideas/thoughts are discussed in the marketplace of ideas, so to speak, and that they might win out. I'd much rather ideas that promo
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googletazer
9y ago
Its perfectly fine for two adults + a bit of cargo for immediate use.
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googletazer
9y ago
Ask Novogratz
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googletazer
9y ago
This is the real reason their stock is up.
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googletazer
9y ago
Better drugs/more complex medicines should be possible. Chemical interactions are hard to do on classical computers (operating on 5D+ arrays), true quantum computers should be able to help with those computations.
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googletazer
9y ago
Keep it man
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googletazer
9y ago
You didn't have to write this whole article just to shill your own crypto game. Edit: but I would like a dedicated link explaining it.
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9y ago
> The wealthy hold the wealth not because they deserve it, but because they have used their power to take it. Who did JK Rowing rob to get her money?
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9y ago
How'd you like Starship Troopers?
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9y ago
Thats true
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googletazer
9y ago
Why not? Jesus never said anything about borders
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Have Ethereum games gone too far?
(crypto-pussies.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Anybody with a computer/graphics card and an interest in technology could have money on Bitcoin and countless other cryptocurrencies. Neets from /g made money on it without spending a dime. Where were you?
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googletazer
9y ago
CTRL - F "HB-1" 1 mention in the whole article... seems like its missing the point.
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9y ago
Pencil and paper
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9y ago
Then build something better instead of shitting on others
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9y ago
Anyone here investing in lithium/cobalt/graphite?
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googletazer
9y ago
You don't understand how trading bitcoin works. Trading is not done on the chain, its the centralized exchanges which keep the books. Its instantaneous, with people who are involved in arbitrage between the exchanges keeping the prices
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9y ago
>We provide huge rewards to a small number of people but why? Thats what I asked you. How many indie authors have you supported by buying their books and spreading the wealth. Or do you have a better way to spread the wealth apart from t
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9y ago
Its more along the lines of - whose tea and coffee did they pour salt in? Its incredible that for a tech related site like HackerNews so many here are salty about people getting wealthy off technology.
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9y ago
>For example: good for Rowling but why aren't more authors able to make a living writing? Because consumers don't like them as much. The market increasingly is a winner take all, moving away from the 20%-80% split. How many boo
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9y ago
What does "justify" mean here? Are you somehow saying its not fair that early adopters have a lot of coins?
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9y ago
>But the 20% that don't, I flip them off every time, since they fucking deserve it. You're a prime candidate for anger management classes. If you get so stressed over something that minor, better get good insurance for your car
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9y ago
LOL
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9y ago
I mean those two have pretty clear risks as well. Morality might moderate people's primal feelings but they are even better moderated by understanding opportunity - costs of the actions. Nevertheless, there is nothing inherently "
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9y ago
Yup, every armed robbery is a brain deciding that it can take stuff by force instead of making/creating/exchanging it.
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9y ago
They could have been doing something else with their time. Instead they were mining, promoting, and trading this technology. By definition there is an opportunity cost to being an early adopter instead of going with the flow - so indeed the
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