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by n8n3k 9y ago
Reminds me of ashidakim[1], a website that works adds into Zen Koans: The pupils of the Tendai school used to study meditation before Zen entered Japan. Four of them who were intimate friends promised one another to observe seven days of si
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by n8n3k 9y ago
I wonder how Amazon calculates decisions like not selling competitors hardware. Suppose a company that produced dish washers asked Amazon to stop selling their competitor's stuff. Surely Amazon would demand a lot of money for that. Lik
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by n8n3k 9y ago
If you want to have blue eyes, it helps a lot if your dad has blue eyes.
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by n8n3k 9y ago
Hard to believe that any one who could credibly predict this would give it away, instead of making money with shorting Bitcoin. Seems more plausible that this is itself something that's supposed to crash Bitcoin, so that the owner can
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by n8n3k 9y ago
> intended to convince its user that he or she is journeying to the great beyond, he said. wtf? nothing with suicide, but ...
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by n8n3k 9y ago
yeah, sound money is not nearly 1% as important as getting from one place to another a little faster.
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by n8n3k 9y ago
But how will they find out I lie?
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by n8n3k 9y ago
Aviation causes a hundred times more greenhouse gas emissions then Bitcoin.[1] (And imagine how large you could make that look if you used "more then x countries" rhethoric.) [1] https://medium.com/@cryptarchist&#x
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by n8n3k 9y ago
If anything there's more purely instrumental music now.
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by n8n3k 9y ago
"Economic growth today is about -2% per year. Why is this? If you own more than 0.01 Bitcoin, chances are you don't do anything with your money. There is no inflation, and thus no incentive to invest your money." See, if you
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by n8n3k 9y ago
> US installing a dictator to prevent dictatorship in a democracy has to be the most insane arguments that I keep seeing that makes me question the entire education system! It worked though. Chile is a democracy now, no communist country
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by n8n3k 9y ago
Thief? He strictly followed the terms of a contract by people who were very clear that "code is law" and who did not want institutions were the result is decided by human judgement.
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by n8n3k 9y ago
> I mentioned that the toll of the “horrendous crime” of 9-11, committed with “wickedness and awesome cruelty” (quoting Robert Fisk), may be comparable to the consequences of Clinton’s bombing of the Al-Shifa plant in August 1998 There i
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by n8n3k 9y ago
Anyone starting a discussion about libertarianism and anarchism or Bitcoin in general in this thread is probably trolling and not interested in a serious discussion, so don't waste your time. (Maybe HN should have 1 Mega-Thread for all
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by n8n3k 9y ago
Bitcoin can enforce property rights, like barbed wire.
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by n8n3k 9y ago
Satisfied my intellectual curiosity for the day ...
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by n8n3k 9y ago
Yes. Always and never submitting will both cost you your freedom. If you always submit you'll never get to to do anything you want, if you never submit you'll literally go to jail. But some people might be so submissive by nature
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Improving and Decentralizing Search and Discovery(medium.com)
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by n8n3k 10y ago
Trump literally hides his tax returns and they just kind of go "we're going to break federal law to publish them"