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by 1996 6y ago
> Don't think that the guilt you feel is something other people feel. I can assure you I feel nothing. > It's unfortunate, I recognize it's wrong, but at the same time... I don't actually care. Same for me!
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by 1996 6y ago
Competing theories for where engrams (physical memories) are stored: - neuronal network / synapses - microtubule network in inside the neurons - now RNA recently joined the competition As microtubules are protein, so made from RNA, thi
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by 1996 6y ago
Should Iran also investigate if Iranian residents trade on Binance? And if they do, why is it Binance responsability to bow to the Iranian government? And if they don't bow, why should Binance bow to the US? Conclusion: Team USA: world
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by 1996 6y ago
> > In case you find it useful, I'll mention that I use Bitcoin as a store of value: it lets me store a portion of the output of my production (i.e., my salary) that I don't need to consume right away. Occasionally, I conver
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by 1996 6y ago
Do not worry too much, China is getting stronger every year. As for the US dollar, we have a potential replacement that is enjoying global acceptation, while most of the mining is in China.
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by 1996 6y ago
I am Chinese too and like you, I usually don't bother with pirating since it's a lost of time. > I hope they are not proud about it. But like the parent post I have no shame or guilt in not paying for content. And I'm prou
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by 1996 6y ago
Google is the new Yahoo: where acquired startups go to die.
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by 1996 6y ago
> Either way, you want to generally avoid C-c for copy in terminals because it's already bound to the all important "send sigterm signal to foreground process". This is on a long list of ancient cruft that exists in termi
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by 1996 6y ago
> Reading your comment history, you seem to wear your selfishness and contempt for the poor as a badge of honor Indeed. If there is something wealth didn't change, it's my selfishness - just as much before as after!
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by 1996 6y ago
Unfortunately, it is like in Harry Potter: you can only get some if you don't want some :) And yes, I have thought about giving it all. I would change nothing: I would make money again and find myself just as empty, with the same probl
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by 1996 6y ago
> it assumes that you, the current holder of the money, are more responsible than those other folks. I don't know, but I have a track record of success, while they have a track record of failure, so I am a bit doubtful it will chang
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by 1996 6y ago
You can peddle your communist propaganda somewhere else comrade
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by 1996 6y ago
> I would love to hear stories to the contrary before I make the commitment. And this is exactly why I wrote this comment. People here are looking to get rich without asking enough questions like "why" or "what then?"
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by 1996 6y ago
Islands is a common trope. Have you tried living on a tropical island? The weather is pleasant, the food is nice, but it gets boring after a while. There is little to do, and it's really hard to relate with the people who live there: n
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by 1996 6y ago
This is so wrong - like the suggestion of giving it all away (even if I quickly considered that). Money is not the problem, even if it contributes to it. Money is just an enabler. Money reveal your deepest tendancies. Remove it and you are
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by 1996 6y ago
> And there's no limit to what can be done with enough money. Actually, there are: coming from your imagination. So I'm learning biology. When I'm done I won't bother with a postdoc but just start a research lab (or b
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by 1996 6y ago
> I’d rather be doing if I didn’t have to work everyday. For a while, then it would lose meaning. I tried not working, it made me feel very empty inside. Human need goals. We aren't made to be idle for a long time. I'll try to
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by 1996 6y ago
Missing part: the sadness of having too much fuck you money - like if you don't have to work ever again. When you have more than you can spend, many things lose meaning.
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by 1996 6y ago
> In europe cinammon is mostly used in desserts so some dishes that use it in India can seem a bit off putting at first, but the truth is, that it has a great pairing with many dishes. Being unused to something and calling it bad are two
110.
by 1996 6y ago
So true. HN often admires complexity for complexity sake. Even without cloudflare, a static website on 5 VPS from 5 different provider on 5 different continents with a Round Robin DNS and a low TTL will get you most of the bangs for bucks A
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by 1996 6y ago
There is going to be complex behavior (adapting to traffic by routing around it) that a simulation will poorly predict Also, you will have correlation between adjacent segments of the network- and the idea of extracting "rush hours&quo
112.
by 1996 6y ago
Do you have as many events in both samples? If not, even if you measure the same thing, the variance may differ - you can start applying the law of large numbers since you mentionned "millions" and just consider a normal distribut
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by 1996 6y ago
So true. This is why the US is so much better than Asia. What worries me however is how there are more and more laws and regulation to not let people crash and burn - like forcing people to have health insurance. Stupid code for building ho
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by 1996 6y ago
Your best interest may differ from doctors best interest when treating you (not getting sued, following guidelines, getting paid for not rocking the boat) So document yourself: medline is free, and with sci-hub, you can get the full version
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by 1996 6y ago
I notice the downvotes to my post, but what you was told is demonstrably wrong. As for how/why it works: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7069085/ "Fasting before or after wound injury a
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by 1996 6y ago
Related: the surgical scars of fasting mouse heal better (various publications report the same results) The same seems to apply in human, with various individual anecdotal report: https://www.quora.com/Did-long-term-water-fa
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by 1996 6y ago
> the reality is that as a poor white person it is much easier to find your way out of poverty. You misunderstand. The comments are not about race, but the individual decision that's always available to you, to break away from a los
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by 1996 6y ago
> The Qubes people don't recommend doing GPU passthrough because of the security implications. Why? DMA?
119.
by 1996 6y ago
And to do that, a TPM is needed to keep the keys/signatures
120.
by 1996 6y ago
Where do you live? How is that possible?

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