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tossAfterUsing
7y ago
> wasn't an alternative made anywhere else on the shelf was it a needed thing or a wanted thing? if the former, consider making it yourself & selling it as a not-from-china product
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tossAfterUsing
7y ago
was CCP an insurgency from some authoritarians?
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7y ago
Previous discussion: "OnionShare makes it easy for anyone to publish anonymous, uncensorable websites" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21253668
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tossAfterUsing
7y ago
yeah, but can it should political messages on a livecast?
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7y ago
> ethical roots weren't they all working for the .mil?
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7y ago
one of the more challenging experiences in my adult life was my dad screaming about how upset he was that windows had forced some upgrade, and as a result (?) he'd lost genealogy work he'd been doing for years (eventually he found
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Introspection Engine
(aneddoticamagazine.com)
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7y ago
us dollars. obivoulsy
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7y ago
Paul Krugman - the original stable genius
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7y ago
cryptocurrency will never replace gold-backed fiat currency.
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7y ago
> I would love to help prevent a global catastrophe. great, you can start by reading books written by folks that don't agree with you. > I am not. actually, you are... > ... into the market via coordinated incentives. but, lik
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7y ago
crypto is fake money, and it will never survive government scrutiny. we need our dollars to be made by governments, not basement dwellers.
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7y ago
sequester that attitude, dude. if "governments really start putting money towards it"... that money comes from your paycheck first and foremost. if you're going to advocate for a market based solution (and you are, if you
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7y ago
is this for real?
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7y ago
Would be neat if we could get one of these for politicians that lie!
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7y ago
origami paper... and microplastics?
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7y ago
> Probably, but also a quick google finds dozens of supporting papers and articles. Disclaimer: I _believe_ in antropogenic warming, but i'm not qualified to judge One of the arguments that I find compelling, from individuals who wo
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7y ago
> China in 2019 is a simple fascist dictatorship. Maybe the community could help me to understand whether this is accurate?
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7y ago
> Is anyone worried about the HKD/USD peg falling? I just hope it fails before China fully takes over HK's banks
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7y ago
If any of you think you're not working class, I would suggest a thought experiment: Could you stop working permanently today, continue to thrive & not experience a change in lifestyle? if the answer is 'no', you're s
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Google claims to have reached quantum supremacy
(ft.com)
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7y ago
If i were feeling glib, i might say something like: > File under: "duh" However, I think it's important to recognize that just because this shocking headline might be true, doesn't mean that capitalism is necessarily
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7y ago
i miss the fail whale. IMO, their javascript UX is awful... impossible to see all the comments in a thread! what sort of nonsense is that? old.reddit.com ftw
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7y ago
interviewed with a know-it-all type sr. engineer once, and he asked me an incredibly defensive question like, "why would i use a graph database instead of postgresql, it cant do anything that can't be done in postgres!?!?" i&
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jfc... sql :( i've written thousands of lines of cypher queries. i just can't do sql though, it's not like i refuse either... it's that my brain just doesn't get it. practice would surely help. i took an intro class
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7y ago
i think they should just ban the nicotine, not the vaping. as a person with a nicotine addiction, i can tell you it's a hard one to crack. as a person who has smoked, i can tell you vaping is hardly a substitute. that being said, i kno
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Life in a Box
(medium.com)
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> "wow thats not ok to say" I read what he wrote, and i DO think it's okay to say. Further more i think it's RIGHT to have said it, publicly, especially by a person of his standing. It took an incredible amount of cou
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I disagree with Cole's comment, and i think yours is designed to suggest that my disagreement makes me an unaccountable creep. That's totally bogus, and I think you should consider the consequences that your speech is already havi
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> I wholeheartedly disagree with any decentralized approach to national economics. do you then agree with only a centralized national economics? what does that even look like?
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