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by 1001101 8y ago
But what share of the aggregate benefit? How is the growing gap between productivity and wages explained? It's still a race to the bottom, it's just that the bottom has risen a bit.
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by 1001101 8y ago
Sadly not included in the list (probably because it was 1991) was the Audi Avus [1] whose construction and J Mays design language can still be found in Audi production cars. The quattro Spider Concept would have felt at home on that list as
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by 1001101 8y ago
As long as your network traffic is sanitary before it hits the baseband (Tor, VPN, or something you trust) you're good on that end. A better design would be to have three settings for the mic: baseband, app processor, killed, so you co
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by 1001101 8y ago
This is a form of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber-hose_cryptanalysis
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by 1001101 8y ago
You'll find about ~5% (depending on source) of people have severe difficulties feeling empathy towards fellow humans, let alone animals.
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by 1001101 8y ago
Former 2600 owner, and aspiring current owner (although Arturia is keeping the itch scratched for now), I think this would be viable for Korg. TTSH kits were around for a while. You could get one built for 3500, 1000 for parts. Korg purchas
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by 1001101 8y ago
Oliver Stone's Wall Street was not an instruction manual.
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by 1001101 8y ago
Cutting a business off from the financial system seems like a fairly harsh punishment for plagiarism, especially when there are other routes for a remedy. We may never know if that was the reason, though, so it's hard to measure whethe
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by 1001101 8y ago
Did you continue to get billed for it?
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by 1001101 8y ago
Good incentive to get your social credit score up.
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by 1001101 8y ago
> To be honest I've never noticed the filter bubble everybody is talking about with Google. Filter bubbles are personalized, so YMMV.
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by 1001101 8y ago
For most of the 20th century, parts of Minneapolis and surrounding areas had racially restrictive deed covenants which prevented the sale or rental of property to people of color. So, those neighborhoods they were trying to save may have a
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by 1001101 8y ago
I do care about privacy in all rooms, so is it 100% open source? Couldn't tell from the website.
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by 1001101 8y ago
Depends on where you live, I guess. Bitcoin is popular in Venezuela.
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by 1001101 8y ago
I remember reading about 147M$ bitcoin transfer (~195k BTC, would be much more today). [1] As the reference says: "On the bitcointalk forums, some users were less interested in the owners’ identity and more impressed by the infrastruc
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by 1001101 8y ago
> (that is somewhat backed by my government) I think you've identified one of the advantages of bitcoin. There's no counterparty risk, ie bail-ins. This is the commodity gold replacement use case where the carry on Bitcoin is
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by 1001101 8y ago
I wonder if how Julian releases the primary source material is in line with his scientific journalism [1] practices. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_journalism
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by 1001101 8y ago
As you probably know, short sellers and researchers have been teaming up (one example) [1] [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/09/business/dealbook/hedge-f...
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by 1001101 8y ago
Ouch [1] I like the cut of whoever sent 0.00000666 BTC's jib. [1] https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/15ZHnf1MPn6ybb8yUeAoC...
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by 1001101 8y ago
Had 2 clicky model M's, now have 2 K70s - K70 has everything I loved about the M. With the K70, you've got the 4 different kinds of switches (linear/non haptics, clicky/not) - I'm on the red, linear, non-clicky. T
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by 1001101 8y ago
> What Totrov came up with were 26 unchanging indicators as a model for identifying U.S. intelligence officers overseas. Terrible. That's a lot of signal.
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by 1001101 8y ago
> There is a demand for these, even though they become very expensive toys fast. 'EuroCrack' is the term I've heard bandied about ;)
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by 1001101 8y ago
Great explanation, thank you!
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by 1001101 8y ago
Good way to spend the weekend, I totally get it :) I was thinking that constexpr has been around since 11 (17 has if-constexpr, but I didn't see any of those). Were there particular features of 17 that you were able to benefit from?
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by 1001101 8y ago
May be affirming the consequent here.
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by 1001101 8y ago
That was the HST modulation training. Gets me every time. Wish I still had my courier dual just for the sound ;)
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by 1001101 8y ago
It looks like the needle has only moved slightly over time, although, there's a lot less left to the imagination or relegated to tin-foil hat territory. Pew research gives a good lay of the land for the US [1] The tldr: 70% believe it&
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by 1001101 8y ago
> hardware geeks worldwide searching like it was Willy Wonka's final golden ticket. The stuff of dreams for security researchers.
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by 1001101 8y ago
Pensions needed to reach for yield with the fed funds rate scraping zero for the better part of a decade. > Pension funds should have steady, modest gains year over year and minimize risk of dips as much as possible. This is what hedge f
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by 1001101 8y ago
Bill's putting his money where his mouth is with investments in Beyond Meat and Memphis Meats (meat alternative startups).

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