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Hey dang can I please ask you something? I tried to leave a message on another thread but you did not reply.
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No need to, I quit. Clearly HN is what it once was. There is too much difference in values with other participants now. No bad feelings, I think it is for the best. Would you mind please deleting all my posts and comments? I do not see how
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No. This is NOT capitalism. By putting the value to the product and the shareholders ABOVE the stupid policy, this person is showing discernment. By finding a politically correct way to signal this to shareholders like me, this person deser
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1. Because I want. 2. Because a few years ago, I could have, but right now, I can't because I'm fully retired of the software world to learn about restaurants. 3. Because by default, I take the side of the Chinese employee. If the
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> I live in a new york. Our subway is clean Litteraly where I stopped believing you. It's dirty. Only DC has a somehow-clean subway, which stands out as a nice exception to the rule.
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Evidence is the cleanliness of public transportation, the derelict public bikes and other 2 wheel battery assisted devices, the derelict laptops in school that provide them to student... Maybe it's just a big anti communist plot, or ma
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This is not a technological issue, but network effects: using SHA256 right now would make DOGE vulnerable to double spend attack. If it reaches the top 3, it can switch to SHA256. For now, an usual algorithm is the best bet.
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Anyone who has seen how public owned goods turn out would realize how much of a bad idea it is: for a budget similar to the DoD, you may get wait lines like in a DMV, with as much administrative fiddling as the NASA, with a quality of servi
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I don't personally care. What I say is the audience will find a place to gather - if not on WSB, elsewhere.
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There is a community, and a zeitgest. A large part attends WSB. When these redditors will want to keep talking about their new fun project that is making the headlines, either the WSB mods will make exceptions again, or a new sub will be c
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> $1 Doge is a very strong psychological target for the retail fan crowd Yes. Mark my words: the WSB crowd will make the USD/DOGE parity happen. I've said that before (maybe not here except in https://news.ycombinato
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It's a great crypto: to copy paste from an earlier comment, DOGE has the same UI as BTC as it is based on the same software (so just as secure and easy to add if you already support BTC payments), but with more digits (no need for sato
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Dogecoin promises just that, and could become a nice medium of exchange.
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> BTC's price went up and it still can't be used as cash No coiners as usual seem to ignore that Yens or Euros (or even gold bars!) can't be used as cash in the US. To all the people complaining they can't use BTC as
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Good take. Here: - X=neural network geometric configuration, - Y=individual synapses due to the various neurotransmitters, - Z=cytoskeleton (already suspected to play a role)
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Yes, most of HN normies can't understand crypto, but more worriying is that a few people in the business seem to have a problem with DOGE. All that matters is that it fills a need and keep growing. I am thinking of getting back in cryp
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... which itself is extremely interesting if you leave aside its "dog" icon: it has the same UI as BTC, it is based on the same software, but with more digits (no need for satoshis as the smaller unit), lowest prices (people do no
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The amount of insight and self reflection in your reply tell me you are now ready to succeed. > I spent my life wanting to be just like him. Plaques and appreciation awards all over the house That was your mistake: trying to please peop
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Very interesting, I'll give it a try! Having more options is better than having less, so I don't see supplements ever going away - if anything, I believe they will grow in places where they are not as big yet (say, EU) and where t
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> The quality of discussion on HN about crypto is woefully out of touch. Given most of the comments I read, I'd say HN is aging out - like facebook median age > snapchat > tiktok Now I wonder what the replacement is - it mus
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N Acetyl Cysteine is a supplement that work wonders for respiratory infections, and against acetaminophen poisoning Magnesium Glycinate is a supplement that works wonders for falling asleep - and likewise for melatonin And that's just
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It seems tasty. Can you get that in the US?
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So Star Wars was right, and this is how freedom dies: with an applause.
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Some of us try to start small businesses on the side, just for fun. I'm retired, but I do. I assume active devs do the same - buying a restaurant or a bar that suffered due to covid can be quite cheap at the moment. Now that's bee
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I do not understand the opposition to bringing salt marshland species (at the bottom of the article) The change will happen anyway - all we can do is speed up the environment adaptation by bringing in plants that will eventually find their
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I have friends in Europe, and they told me there is ZERO commercial availability: they can't pay Dell, Lenovo, HP ... to get desktops or laptops with that layout. Can you confirm?
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I feel pride to see I'm not the only one doing this! > “She was rolling on the ground, shouting" She needs to learn to hold her liquor better.
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I do not fully understand indeed, but I really appreciate both of your replies as it gives a different perspective that I did not consider.
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The human body is wonderfully done: you then throw up. It was a smelly flight however. Sorry, plane ground! Sorry, seat neighbours! But it was funny when the stewardess asked my why I was sick: I just told the truth, I was drunk! What was s
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> „But the customs made me throw it away before the return flight. I couldn’t even take a sip.”" B.S. Before a flight, a highly paid (given what they do) security theather monkey tried to demand that I forfeit an expensive bottle.
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