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by 6nf 9y ago
I don't understand what the problem is with discussing ISIS with Russia either. Aren't they supposed to be an ally when it comes to dealing with ISIS? Do we really think Russia will do something nefarious with this little titbit o
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by 6nf 9y ago
Are we still at war with Russia or something? I don't understand why Russia is being demonised in the media so much the last 6 months.
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by 6nf 9y ago
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by 6nf 9y ago
Of course, that's what's so great about it. I don't pay a thing!
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by 6nf 9y ago
My credit card does all of that and they actually reward me for using them, so given the choice when paying for something I will choose a credit card 100% of the time.
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by 6nf 9y ago
The show was called 'Beverly Hills 90210' Just a generic teen drama
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by 6nf 9y ago
What is this shit
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by 6nf 9y ago
My interpretation: 'The narrative' over the last 6 months was that the new Macbook Pro is no longer a 'pro' level device and as a result 'pro' users everywhere are switching to other brands which means bad sale
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by 6nf 10y ago
That one is over now, ETH won.
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by 6nf 10y ago
I'd like to do a pepsi challenge with a freshly squeezed juicero juice vs one that was pre-squeezed before packaging (i.e. the juicing machine is pointless)
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by 6nf 10y ago
Exercise, Netflix, alcohol, drugs. In that order. Usually I'm asleep around the Netflix / alcohol stages.
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by 6nf 10y ago
You still have to flip the coin
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by 6nf 10y ago
"The best exercise routine is the one you actually stick to"
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by 6nf 10y ago
> Block size doubling and cutting transaction sizes in half each double the throughput. You can only cut transaction sizes in half once, but you can always double the block size again. Let's just double the block size?
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by 6nf 10y ago
There's no escaping the fact that this is a dangerous operation. The guys bolting the segments together can easily sustain a solid knock to the head, or get a finger squashed, etc. The helicopter pilot has a lot of responsibility hangi
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by 6nf 10y ago
> Imagine a mining "optimization" which involved miners making only empty blocks. Transaction fees are going up and the block reward is dropping so long term this won't be a problem. Miners mining empty blocks will not mak
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by 6nf 10y ago
Wait so what happens if I get in the Uber and ask them to take me somewhere else entirely?
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by 6nf 10y ago
12" Macbook
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by 6nf 10y ago
Bitcoin Unlimited IS a fork, why would they try to prevent a fork? I don't understand what you're saying.
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by 6nf 10y ago
Why would it not be agreed to follow the majority of the miners? That's literally the whole basis of the blockchain. The chain with the most work wins. If you don't like it then you can make your own fork, nobody is going to care
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by 6nf 10y ago
Segwit is still compatible with increasing the block size a la Bitcoin Unlimited. They are not being forced to give up segwit here. It's really two separate conversations. Supporting segwit doesn't mean automatically opposing BU.
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by 6nf 10y ago
This is not an attack, this is just the miners working out a way to increase transaction throughput on the block chain. Maybe they will go with the Bitcoin Unlimited plan or maybe they will end up going in a different direction. We'll
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by 6nf 10y ago
In the new movie Major is only a year into her cybernetic body, and she's very unsure of herself.
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by 6nf 10y ago
The view count on videos is not updated in real time. Once a video reaches about 300 views, YouTube only updates the counter a few times a day.
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by 6nf 10y ago
I think it's pretty standard to ask for immunity and it's probably what his lawyers recommended. This is an open-ended investigation and who knows where it will go. In the same way that pleading the 5th is often a smart thing to d
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by 6nf 10y ago
If we don't learn a crap load from DNA in the next 20 years, I'll be very surprised.
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by 6nf 10y ago
Is this BYO terrain data? It looks like Google Earth Engine with no dataset?
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by 6nf 10y ago
Really?
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by 6nf 10y ago
Well for one thing, around 2000 we completed our first human genome sequencing effort of Craig Venter's genome at a cost of $3 billion over 10 years. Today we can sequence an entire human genome for about $1000 in a few days, and we&#x
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by 6nf 10y ago
We don't need to know anything about your web application to know that you need a RDBMS. If you happen to have an exception to this rule, you are a VERY VERY rare case indeed.

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