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by herendin 4y ago
>This isn't a PR exercise. Context is needed Thank you for explaining the context so well. But I disagree with your first claim. I'm saying it is totally a PR exercise.
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by herendin 4y ago
I moved my goalposts?
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by herendin 4y ago
>symbolic gestures constitute a large part of the fabric of society. In fact, we all know that saying Thank you may provide real value to both sides, because we mean it But meaningless gestures, such as a billionaire at a wealthy and hea
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by herendin 4y ago
>I’m curious what your reaction would be if he got a 40% pay increase. It would be equally performative. This is morality theater. I'd only question his judgment about public relations. I do understand the reasoning for this adju
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by herendin 4y ago
I wish we could all be mature enough that such pointless symbolic gestures were not necessary. This causes no hardship for Tim and makes no non-negligible impact on Apple's financials or employee wellbeing
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by herendin 4y ago
Helium's so scarce. You're attempting to reduce ultra high vacuum to even less. Not practical
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by herendin 4y ago
Remove your focus from making money. Direct yourself at getting better at skills in a generalized way. Indirectly I've learned a lot from my supplementary projects, which supplements my core skillset. My result serendipitously is profi
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by herendin 4y ago
There's a HN auto filter that removes unnecessary words from titles That could be the cause
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‘He was fast. He ran you right over’: what it’s like to get hit by an SUV(theguardian.com)
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by herendin 4y ago
I certainly don't mean to nitpick[0], but this one is a total dumpster fire because it is lacking a clear 'HN is turning into Reddit!' comment[1] [0] https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/ackchyually-actually-guy
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by herendin 4y ago
That video looks extremely manufactured. There are so many edits and so many different camera angles. Maybe it can happen, but is it possible that this video is mostly faked?
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by herendin 4y ago
You say you can't understand, but the chart you yourself posted (to illustrate price volatilility) also shows a 12,000% increase in price in less than 8 years, up to today. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, but maybe
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by herendin 4y ago
>There is honestly no price I could buy it at where I would be willing to hold. Really no price? Even given the opportunity to buy at $10, you still wouldn't hold?
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by herendin 4y ago
>The nice thing is, that the more it continues, the bigger the fall will be. >It's nicer than the alternative (to explode even later) These two outcomes are mutually exclusive. You're speaking nonsense.
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by herendin 4y ago
>The nice thing is, that the more it continues, the bigger the fall will be. Why is that "nice"?
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by herendin 4y ago
And now your question has been flag killed. Take that as a sign that the majority of this community do not want any more open discussion about this issue, and the site's administrators accept this consensus
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by herendin 4y ago
>it’s overloaded with mid to low value commentsi Because these types of comments take little effort to post, and to read People who could post an interesting technical comment about zero knowledge proofs or monetary theory will be discou
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by herendin 4y ago
Sorry, I didn't read your comment carefully. I also wonder if there's enough information there to identify the players
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by herendin 4y ago
Edit: the comment above is apparently about a different, unidentified, player, not Nieman >... Chess.com appears to violate their promise of confidentiality... I think they believe that Nieman bringing his alleged cheating at Chess.com i
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by herendin 4y ago
Unanticipated race condition perhaps? A process takes 2 minutes instead of 5 seconds, and then a later part of the startup fails because it has no way to handle the totally unexpected lack of data
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36,000km in three days: $8k car rental charge shocks Canadian woman(theguardian.com)
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by herendin 4y ago
Sorry, I don't know. (although the name NPR does provide a very strong suggestion about that, I guess)
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by herendin 4y ago
Why do you assume they'll do this? It seems unlikely, considering NPR has a relatively small audience in Europe. Although it is an interesting idea for an article
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by herendin 4y ago
It sounds like focusing so hard on the rating might be bad for his quality of life, by preventing him playing 'fun' tournaments. Edit : He can try to game the ratings system by looking for high-rated opponents who he knows will no
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by herendin 4y ago
A good question. Freezing is not the same as seizing, and it's not even clear in which countries all those alleged Tether dollars are or in what form they are held If it's true that Tether is based on fractional reserves, then hav
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by herendin 4y ago
>The comments here showering Starlink with praise, acting like they're doing this to be a Bro, are bizarre. Can you link to the comments that said that? I can just see one comment saying Starlink is better than its competitors, whic
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by herendin 4y ago
>UK inflation to top% in early 2023, Citi warns to top 18% You need to edit your title, perhaps HN autostripped that?
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by herendin 4y ago
>People downvote anything these days. Maybe because you said something crudely insensitive in a community that might know the victims, and definitely includes people who do similar jobs? I hope none of your friends or family ever get cha
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by herendin 4y ago
See also: https://toytales.ca/spinwelder-from-mattel-1974/ https://3dprint.com/16023/friction-filling-3d-prints/amp/
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The Mattel Spinwelder was the coolest Christmas gift of the 1970s(bestride.com)
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