ubersync

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by ubersync 6y ago
> Salary jobs don't get paid more for working more. Incorrect. Many salary jobs pay for over-time (and again, men are more likely to work over-time, on average).
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by ubersync 6y ago
Again, there is no difference in average hourly rate of wage. Men make more money than women because men (on average) work more hours a week as compared to women. Also men take fewer days off (on average). Thats the reason behind the mythic
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by ubersync 6y ago
How about "a passenger"?
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by ubersync 6y ago
How does the gender of the person who watched/recorded this matter so much that the author had to put it in the title?
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by ubersync 6y ago
See that's the thing. Apple does NOT prevent developers from taking payment anywhere else, it just prevents developers from advertising it on their Apple app. How is that making the iOS any safer?
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by ubersync 6y ago
Unfortunately, Ethereum did infact mutate its chain. Bitcoin never mutated the chain, but once a fork was done to abandon the original chain from a few blocks back, and start mining a new chain from there, thus invalidating some transaction
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by ubersync 6y ago
I am sick and tired of this bullshit logic, about how much energy per transaction Bitcoin uses. Bitcoin's blocksize is being forcibly kept low. It can easily be increased 100 MB, if not more, without causing any serious issues. That wi
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by ubersync 6y ago
I went into your history and ALL of your comments are for defending Apple on Apple related stories or defending Apple on non-apple related stories. You are clearly an Apple shill. How much are you getting paid?
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by ubersync 6y ago
Wait, what? You argued that a single app store makes apple devices safer. How does not allowing devs to sell subscriptions on their website help with this arguable safety? Don't bullshit.
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by ubersync 7y ago
The latest miners are running on 10nm technology. So unless Switzerland can start manufacturing 4-5nm devices right away, what you said is basically impossible. Also, if the Switzerland government by any chance acquires 4-5nm technology, wh
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by ubersync 7y ago
The Bitcoin "bubble" has "burst" at least 6 times now. Which one were you refering to? Every time it recovers and reaches another all time high in a couple of years. Being the nascent but potentially world changing techn
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by ubersync 7y ago
You don't need to jailbreak if you have an Apple signed App, which the Chinese Govt. can theoretically force Apple to provide.
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by ubersync 7y ago
Lol, fanboys downvoting my comment, even though it is totally possible. Even my last comment 28 days ago, which was incidentally against Apple but factually true, was also downvoted. Looks like hacker news is being plagued with fanboys who
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by ubersync 7y ago
I am sure the chinese government can twist Apple's arm to sign their malware. So it is not any better.
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by ubersync 7y ago
This is totally incorrect. If you have an app on Apple store and sell subscripttions through your website, or other means, Apple forces you to sell the same subscriptions through their store.
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by ubersync 9y ago
But then, the poem will be 124 words (by changing "thirty two" to "eighteen"), so we will have to change 125 to 124. Then, he will be able to say "I love you" an exactly 18 times. So now we are 3 words shorter
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by ubersync 9y ago
Another consideration: How easy is it to spoof a sim card? Someone might be trying to implicate the accused by duplicating their sim card and taking a phone with the duplicated sim card to every robbery they commit.
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by ubersync 9y ago
Chiming in about Punjab. There was a VERY strong anti-incumbency wave against the ruling SAD-BJP combine (they have been in power for 10 years). The two main opposition parties were Congress (another 100 year old party) and AAP (a new party
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by ubersync 10y ago
Or, people who don't have two hands?
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by ubersync 10y ago
This is more important than the 36% haircut (and the likely lawsuits that will follow).
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by ubersync 10y ago
They say it was "born" on Mars on August 5th. Shouldn't we celebrate its birthday every 687 days? Since Mars year = 687 earth days.
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by ubersync 10y ago
If it were a survey of most temples/religious places per capita, I'll bet anything top 10 cities would be in India.
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by ubersync 10y ago
The quantum computers on earth work by cooling the processors to sub-zero (close to zero Calvin) temperatures. And space is dead cold. So that may be a factor. Also, the article mentions that light travels uninhibited in space.
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by ubersync 10y ago
Well, it is theoretically possible that life exists deep inside Jupiter. They may even have cars and license plates. But then again, even a quantum telescope might not be able to see it either.
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by ubersync 10y ago
Why isn't this mentioned/discussed anywhere. In 2008 Microsoft offered $45 Billion to acquire Yahoo. Then Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang rejected the offer, saying that the bid "substantially undervalues Yahoo." Microsoft raised t
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by ubersync 10y ago
What happened in March 2013? Which transaction was reversed?
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by ubersync 10y ago
Wish I had the ability to downvote. What you are doing is there dictionary definition of trolling. I'm sorry for your loss, but please do not put the whole Ethereum project in danger.
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by ubersync 10y ago
The bug was in the DAO conrtact, not the Ethereum protocol.
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by ubersync 10y ago
That is not true. Bitcoin has never reversed a transaction without a signature. The only time you are probably talking about is when someone made a block with a 9 billion bitcoin reward. Even then, they just convinced the miners to start a
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by ubersync 10y ago
Let's put this another way. Would you, if given the option, go through this humiliation for 220k? I wouldn't. Not even for 2 million.

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