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teedeepee
4y ago
Tried your website on Chrome 108.0.5359.125 (Win 64-bit), and it displayed nothing but a teal background, until I turned off the Decentraleyes 2.0.17 extension (which was reporting and blocking 542 locally-injected resources). FYI.
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teedeepee
4y ago
Monaco is incredibly safe - undercover and uniformed police everywhere, ubiquitous video surveillance, few ingress/egress points, thorough filtering of cars coming in and out based on condition and license plate, etc. It’s a small terr
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teedeepee
4y ago
Most Monegasques are by and large not millionaires, but they are indeed taken care of by the welfare state very very well. However, they barely make up 25% of the residents, so they are overshadowed by the wealthier foreigners who set up re
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Closed-form continuous-time neural networks
(nature.com)
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teedeepee
4y ago
Alameda was also a totally separate entity, until we found out it wasn't.
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teedeepee
4y ago
You could have made the same point without the first sentence. As per HN's guidelines: > Be kind. Don't be snarky. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community.
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teedeepee
4y ago
On r/gemini (named after the NYC-based exchange), it's a misconception that I see (and occasionally dispel) very frequently.