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India Plans to Introduce Legislation to Ban Cryptocurrencies(bloomberg.com)
1 points by gyaniv 6y ago|0 comments
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I don't think proper research can be done based on answers from only 4 interviewees. I think I know some people who belong to this group (although it's hard to tell seeing as I don't point blank ask them), and while they do f
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I don't think the 'space race' notion can really apply here, since at least in some of the plans for their mission, they planned on doing it in a joint effort with several other space agencies (including the Russian). I agree
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by gyaniv 7y ago
The problem is that since there's always a switch between Republican and Democrats, each president has a different perspective on the overall NASA mission (plus each one wants to leave a big mark), so they keep changing. I think what t
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by gyaniv 7y ago
Yes, Google isn't untrustworthy and doesn't care about the users privacy, we knew that, but the general public that isn't as aware (at this point it's hard to be completely unaware) also doesn't read this private co
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by gyaniv 7y ago
You seem to forget that a lot of the refugees are coming from the sea (by boat), so that adds those that border with the Mediterranean, including Greece, Italy, and oh yeah, France.
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I have to say I'm not I would call someone that creates something that doesn't work (and will never work) and inventor. If I just jump from a building and throw a bottle on the way down, saying that the bottle will 'throw me
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I think the fact that it isn't cheap shouldn't be that much of an issue (although I know it currently is) because the price we (not even our children) will pay because of climate change would be much higher (in pure economic costs
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by gyaniv 7y ago
Actually some places are already working in those solutions as well, like basically painting roads white, and it has been proved that in those areas it's not as hot in the summer so there is less power consumption for AC. (see https:
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Amazon rolls out Alexa Guard to help protect your home(techcrunch.com)
4 points by gyaniv 7y ago|0 comments
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I don't see the problem with that, because it would require me to convince you to vote for Y although you want X. And in addition, seeing as this is an anonymous (I'm assuming) vote, then I could lie to you and vote my way (to get
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I have had so many discussions with people about finding better ways to vote and hold elections. It's nice to hear when there's a new approach that is actually being used, even if it was only in a small community, although I would
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by gyaniv 7y ago
> This is why I'm ashamed to be an American. Then don't be. No one is forcing you. Just leave. Yes, terrible things were done in the founding of America, but terrible things happened all over the world throughout history (inclu
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by gyaniv 7y ago
That's the mentioned exercise.
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by gyaniv 7y ago
Whenever they want to actually damage a company they just don't fine them. They pass a new bill, create new regulations, or take action against individuals in the company in order to "send a message" without hurting the busin
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I think the whole sector of meat-substitutions would be very successful, can't speak about this specific IPO, because of the state of the entire market right now. But if many big companies, highly invested in meat are investing in subs
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I sort of feel that if the worst thing you can find is that someone stole your registration or OAuth documentation, you're a bit over-exaggerating. And to say that someone is cloning your startup when they only (supposedly) stole the d
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by gyaniv 7y ago
> I don't have any data to back it up but majority of Israeli startups have one goal: to be acquired... As someone that worked for one, and knows enough people that work in other Israeli startups, I can tell you it isn't true.
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by gyaniv 7y ago
What does is mean in "indigenous people"? where did the other Japanese people come from? I think they should definitely be considered a minority, while still continuing with the actions mentioned in the article, like recognizing t
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by gyaniv 7y ago
Can't someone file a class action lawsuit against Facebook? I mean, it's nice that they are deleting the information now, but they clearly did something wrong, and by basic standards, they should be punished. And the deleting the
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I would actually think the smaller ones would detect the issue faster, simply because they would see ad clicks and recognize no new business, as opposed to bigger ones, that this would be an insignificant change they wouldn't notice. I
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I'm not entirely sure I have that much of a problem with ad fraud, doesn't it only hurt the ad companies and companies like google (which I have a problem with anyway), by basically scamming them into believing that I interacted s
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An airplane space that's a grocery store, fitness studio and restaurant(edition.cnn.com)
1 points by gyaniv 7y ago|0 comments
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by gyaniv 7y ago
Yes, if you look hard enough, you can find anything. But I think the idea is to make it so that the bad things don't just continue to float around where people not looking for it might see it. Just like terrorist content (how to make b
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by gyaniv 7y ago
The (original articles) title is a bit misleading. They only verified the importance of a specific protein and then found compounds that for mice helped the boost protein production in mice, they still need a lot more research to find somet
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by gyaniv 7y ago
> More false positives wouldn't be a problem if CIA or NSA could predict even ONE significant international uprising before it happens. Just because it's not in the headlines doesn't mean they didn't do anything. It&#
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by gyaniv 7y ago
They were former members in those organizations, like army vets, and as far as I understand they face a lot of criticism from the Israeli public, if not the government. I think they are basically like those vets that go and work security fo
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by gyaniv 7y ago
They are only the tool, but they are also almost completely under our (judicial systems) control, as opposed to the foreign power (that is just trying to maintain it's control). Just like if someone spies for a foreign country, then wh
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by gyaniv 7y ago
I have to say I'm happy for this, I don't see much bad that can come of this, and I also agree that a lot of his suggestions are correct. But I also agree that because of how powerful Facebook is, they can just do many of those th
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by gyaniv 7y ago
It was rather obvious even back then (or at least when Bezos first published his piece) that it was the Saudis that hacked his phone, I'm not entirely sure the significant of this message by De Becker. Furthermore, at least the way I s

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