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by throwaway60607 3y ago
That's exactly why DNS verification is a overkill.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Yeah, RON hasn't moved against EUR - but the price of bread, butter, eggs, ham, cheese etc in RON (as well as EUR) has moved up. That's not pegged to prices anywhere.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
The new trend in Europe is to talk about consumer price inflation (increase) when they say "inflation". What they mean is that usual stuff (food, building materials, etc) costs more. There's no reason the local prices should
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Not really, my savings converted to EUR gained thanks to the currency movement and then the interest - which is bigger than anywhere in the Eurozone. I am mostly interested in that since I buy property in Eurozone countries. What I spend in
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
What actually matters to an Eurozone resident is the currency movement against EUR, not the local consumer price inflation - you don't need to be a local consumer at all. These indicators don't move in lockstep, in case of CZK the
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
I don't get this talk about fairness? How could be choosing based on sex fair in any way, ever? I thought that's exactly the unfair thing we wanted to avoid in the modern world. Is it now OK to hire based on sex too? What the hell
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
> In response to an inquiry from Reuters, the USDA said it had found no conflicts of interest on Neuralink’s board when the department inspected its animal-research operations during 10 inspections since 2020. The company has passed all
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Just a little bit to the south.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Czech Koruna. Every bank there offers it now. But the currency is losing against EUR right now (after it gained a lot in the past year).
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
My European savings account has 6% interest. Not EUR though.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Well I think I meant something in between. You don't need to be from old money to get a property in Monaco and much less in other places in EU - I got several, and I started literally from 0. And you definitely don't need to be fr
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
You don't need citizenship at all. Not even permanent or temporary residency. You will become a tax resident of a state even if you have just a tourist visa. You don't need to own the property either, a rental apartment is just fi
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Here's how you do it if you're rich: Every European country (even Finland) has harmonized rules about "tax residency". The rules are simple: If you actually and honestly live there at least half a year and one day of a c
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Humans, animals, plants, microbes, etc are that technology. Life is self-replicating nanotechnology machines. If synthetic biology works - and we know it does, we have already created a synthetic cell - it's perfectly possible. Not to
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Why trolls? Maybe they just want to learn about us. I don't see the reason to assume they have godlike sensors with unlimited range - they need to come closer to see detail. Them being able to travel here doesn't imply they have s
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
A person vouching for another person. If they vouch for a bot and it's uncovered, they and all the others they vouched for lose access forever. This creates a powerful social dynamic wrt. choosing who vouches for you and who you vouch
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
To see as much detail as possible without confirming they are here. Sensors aren't unlimited, aliens would be constrained by the same physics as we are.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
You don't need to be much more advanced than we are. You only need time - perhaps the alien civilization is millions of years older than ours. That would allow them to use peer-level technology to travel here.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
To be able to observe their reaction to unknown without confirming I am there. And maybe I don't have unlimited sensors - so I want to see as much detail as possible.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Given how big telecoms usually behave, I really don't think so. Remember the fight for usable mobile internet... Ever tried WAP and developing on it? They set the whole thing up to control it and charge extraorbitant fees for it both t
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
If I was an alien spaceship I'd try to stay just outside the current identification range on purpose.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
It was similar from the user point of view, but it was absolutely different from creator/admin point of view. It was supposed to be a service provided by big cable/telecom companies and not something that everyone would've be
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Damn dude 5 pages of your comment history is just bashing Musk (most of which is inaccurate at best), lol. Get another hobby.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
At least open Wikipedia before talking > In 1990, he entered Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.[37][38] Two years later, he transferred to the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), where he completed studies for a Bachelor of Ar
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
If you want to know your rate: Take a few interviews with a rate much bigger than you think you can get. Either they tell you it's too much or they accept. Where I live in EU I'd open the interviews around 400-500 EUR per day if I
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
I started programming when I was 6. How old am I? My father started when he was 11, how old is he?
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Bezos has all the money he needs (and got government money too) and yet his rockets don't land - actually they don't even take off. Then we could talk about NASA's SLS... (Branson isn't even worth discussing at this poin
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Yeah, if it's so unique it allows you to produce rockets that land 10 times, then yeah, it's much better. Not even a grift at that point.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Not in Germany, just nearby. The legal drinking age where I live is 18.
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by throwaway60607 3y ago
Where are all the other grifters riding other people's genius to the orbit and then back to Earth in one piece? If it's as simple as just (ab)using some engineers, why can't Bezos do it? Whatever you say, there is something u

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