splintercell

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by splintercell 3y ago
Yeah so the Obamacare regulations took care of the American financial isolation.
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by splintercell 3y ago
And this is how the Democrats have been painted in the corner. Presuming there was no problem: - Not doing any 'improvements' would result more of what is going on right now, an inability to prove the otherside wrong, and doubling
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by splintercell 3y ago
> Better if everyone just gets enrolled by default. But the whole point is that non-citizens are voting or multiple voting or non-resident voting is occurring. The question is, how do you know that the person who is in the line to vote i
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by splintercell 3y ago
Why would election centers allow a box to be kept in the room? What might work better is people walking around with a backpack wearing Pineapple. https://youtu.be/EbetD2LMbeQ
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by splintercell 3y ago
> People who stay married might just do so because they're afraid of being alone, and so suffer in silence for the rest of their lives. People who have been through many relationships maybe know they'll be ok if they split I us
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by splintercell 4y ago
> He was a solid performer with an upwards trajectory who had impact beyond the expectations for his level. He was absolutely not dead weight. In fact, if I had to choose the lowest performing person on my team it would not be this perso
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by splintercell 4y ago
> In a proof-of-stake world, each fork can have a valid voting majority of stakers. There's no actually-scarce resource to split, so no external mechanism to decide which fork is the "real" one. So what really happened whe
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by splintercell 4y ago
Does Briar work on iOS?
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by splintercell 4y ago
https://youtu.be/OrVskziCc4w
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by splintercell 4y ago
It's not just piracy, it also is a matter of keeping other nation states from preventing interference. Zeihan also says that piracy will be state sponsored.
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by splintercell 4y ago
He's not naïve to make the claim he did. Are you challenging his claim?
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by splintercell 4y ago
It's actually a worse situation that bitcoin synergy usage scales with its price. So same number of people could be using bitcoin but if the price jumps up by 10X, then over a period a few months it's energy usage would also go u
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by splintercell 4y ago
Your claim is incorrect that it was written before Russia's invasion. The publication date is in June 2022.
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by splintercell 4y ago
> “Zindagi Na milega dubara” Yeah this movie was made for a very specific audience going through a certain age and point in life, ('buddy road movie' but made for Indian millennials) hardly a great work of art. First it was &#x
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by splintercell 4y ago
ReScript is amazing. I really don't know much about the split (it's not like I didn't try to understand it, I just can't understand the anger of non-Ocaml developers at the split). Rescript allows me to write Javascript
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by splintercell 4y ago
I feel like this suffers status quo bias. 1. production capacity is degraded by marketing goes up, their products which have now show real benefit will be higher in demand. Whether it can compensate fully for the reduced capacity, only time
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by splintercell 4y ago
Bro good luck on the upcoming Hindu-Muslim civil war, and then subsequent South Indian secession movement. PS: I know what you're going to tell me, that I don't know what I am talking about, but believe me, I do.
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by splintercell 4y ago
I am pretty sure that there is a team of engineers whose job is to office obfuscate ads on Instagram and Facebook.
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by splintercell 4y ago
Tree shaking doesn’t mean to minify the code but remove the CSS classes from the payload which are not being used anywhere. Proper term is dead code elimination (DCE).
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by splintercell 4y ago
That's not a valid answer to the question asked. He did not steal anyone's territory, he did not steal anyone's money. He is out of the game, he did not testify against someone else to get them to prison. Yeah I can imagine t
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by splintercell 4y ago
Wait, who are these enemies?
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by splintercell 4y ago
https://archive.ph/h1ofp
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by splintercell 4y ago
How many years do you think someone should get for a murder-for-hire scheme?
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by splintercell 4y ago
Yes, and they need to get paid in order to do something. Nobody really thinks that Elon Musk did something greatly terrible to Twitter by not buying it, this means Twitter will always get more crap from chasing Elon than not chasing him. It
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by splintercell 4y ago
> Twitter's lawyers will pursue billions in remedies through every conceivable route, for decades if necessary. No they won't. This is Twitter, not Oracle.
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by splintercell 4y ago
The move to PoS is the most brutal attack Bitcoin ecosystem will face, there will be no reason why regulators wouldn't ban PoW currencies, this is why expect all sorts of 'motivated reasoning' coming out from the BTC citadel.
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by splintercell 4y ago
> Eventually I give up and ask them what they want, and they still don't know, or just want to eat nothing. I force a choice on mine, and she immediately 'strongly' choose the other one, which I reject, which makes her wan
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by splintercell 4y ago
> About half of households in the US have guns I was not able to find a good state on this one. Some stats are reporting a stat from 30 to 40% of ownership with data jumping up and down every alternate year, whereas others are porting 20
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by splintercell 4y ago
> The result of my experience, which you question, is: not a single other nation would characterize the US Democratic party as “left wing” You sound like you didn't even go outside Europe. There are two scales, nationalism-globalis
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by splintercell 4y ago
As I said, you are deluded about 'knowing' half of the countries in the world. I lived in America for over a decade before I could say that I begun to understand it. I have seen people like you who visit my home country and claim

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