satronaut

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by satronaut 4y ago
What would you want to get out of the recurse center? It's an okay place if you want to develop your coding skills (I say okay because it all depends on who you meet and who's in your batch. If you want to get really good at datab
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by satronaut 4y ago
this is the first i've heard of this. links? not trying to be a jerk at all; i just like learning more about far out rumors like this.
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by satronaut 4y ago
lightning has the perks of being instantaneous, free or nearly free, and not tied to a specific currency. With visa, it's not instantaneous, charges vendors a 3% tx fee each time a card is used, and requires international clearing hous
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by satronaut 4y ago
look into the lightning network
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by satronaut 4y ago
i disagree with the 65,000 figure. A baseline tesla model 3 is 38000 dollars, which has a computer that can handle full self driving beta. I can see the price going down TBH
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by satronaut 4y ago
no, they're not productive because they live off of goverment handouts. ANYBODY who takes more than they give is unproductive. Middleschoolers are unproductive, incarcerated felons are unproductive, people living off government grants
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by satronaut 5y ago
so it'll sit there for weeks, probably be delayed for 6 months because some random environmentalist at some obscure government agency feels power hungry and demands a review, then comes up with some overlooked flaw that sets everything
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by satronaut 5y ago
reader beware, the rules are selectively enforced
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by satronaut 5y ago
nasa puts all the images from their space probes up at pds.jpl.nasa.gov it's a learning curve to navigate, but once you know about it, it's addictive
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by satronaut 5y ago
no argument there. Would you agree with me that it'd be better if the schools provided all the materials that a teacher needs, instead of them paying out of pocket for supplies? I'll sometimes pay out of pocket for work supplies b
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by satronaut 5y ago
Honestly though, we also need to ask why teachers are having to spend money out of pocket at all. We pay all these taxes, shouldn't the schools be able to afford photo copies?
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by satronaut 5y ago
I think you're right on how the policy works, but look at the math. The standard deduction doubled, so as an equation New_deduction > old_deduction+school supplies Teachers came out ahead
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by satronaut 5y ago
I remember there was a huge issue among the teachers unions that teachers wouldn't be able to deduct up to 500 dollars anymore for classroom expenses (I may have the number wrong). I was thinking, you teachers should be good at math a
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by satronaut 5y ago
an african or european kettle?
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by satronaut 5y ago
this bro's salty
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by satronaut 5y ago
the people who set up CHAZ last summer, lying to the FBI to start investigations, and illegal wire tapping would be nice to prosecute too.
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by satronaut 5y ago
why the jab at bitcoin? u salty bro?
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by satronaut 5y ago
I couldn't find an archived version of the story, but here's the same topic on yahoo news without a paywall https://news.yahoo.com/u-supreme-court-hear-challenge-144716...
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by satronaut 5y ago
I think we'd all be surprised at how many people actually lean conservative in the 20-40 age group. My hunch is that 9/10 people who lean that way stay silent for fear of professional/personal repercussions. Voicing conservat
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by satronaut 5y ago
*correction, if you're not right of center in your twenties you have no heart, if you're not conservative in your 30's, you have no brain. The socialists are pushing for dangerous governance methods that have caused genocide
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by satronaut 5y ago
maybe you're the exception to the norm, or maybe I am out of touch. When I was in college (in the last decade), everyone gave democrats a free pass to do whatever they wanted. I have heard that gen-z leans more libertarian though
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by satronaut 5y ago
not really. they were fawning over bernie then hillary in 2016 and bernie then biden in 2020.
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by satronaut 5y ago
i haven't done my own analysis on this yet, but a lot of times the scammers will send funds to the scam accounts to make it look more legit. The elon musk youtube scammers are horrible people, but I'd be surprised if 200 million w
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by satronaut 5y ago
comment of the year, and it's not even friday
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by satronaut 5y ago
this just in, NASA is trolling us and it's actually mercury years /s
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by satronaut 5y ago
source? I'll tell you rite now that housing prices increased 13.5% over the last year https://www.redfin.com/us-housing-market this corresponds with 4 trillion fiat dollars being printed in the same time period https:
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by satronaut 5y ago
you want to talk about corruption? look at pelosi's investment portfolio. Minor inflation? Look at the cost of food and housing (which are left out of the CPI to make things look less bad)
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by satronaut 5y ago
I 100% agree with you. But as Satoshi famously said, you either get it or you don't; I don't have time to convince you. All these ESG shills hating on Bitcoin because they ignored it till now aren't going to accept it. Might
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by satronaut 5y ago
I really disagree with people who want to ban bitcoin. If you understood how Bitcoin works and why people adopt it, you'd realize you can't ban it. You can ban onramps and offramps but you can't ban mining and most nodes oper
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by satronaut 5y ago
because they wrote a whole comment about minneapolis being in indiana

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