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by Cederfjard 4y ago
I read it more as ”you obviously understand the spirit of the law, and so will judges and jury members, even if the letter of it can be twisted if you argue in bad faith”. Not that the law would be intentionally ignored in favor of anyone’s
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
> Genuinely can't tell what you're suggesting the business model problem is with Tailwind Jobs? They're saying the opposite. Paraphrased, "any rational person could see that Tailwind Jobs is a legit business and that
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
> Western payment processors have proven in recent years that they will cancel/unperson anyone who doesn't fit with their political ideology. Do you have any examples of this?
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
> They need to nuke all their "X Verification APIs" and just manually check each and every account. Wouldn't they then just be another one of the more old school merchant service providers, who still exist for you to use i
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Am I missing something? That thread from almost two months ago is about a completely different business. OP linked it in his initial post, mentioning that reading it was what triggered him to post this one, but nothing more than that.
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Well, if there isn't much adoption, there likely won't be many products and services for you to use. You may be fine with that, but it's not necessarily congruent with the enormous amount of hype this whole experiment has rec
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
> Withdrawals haven’t been enabled _yet_. Per your own link it will be enabled in an upcoming upgrade. lambdadmitry is aware of that, they wrote "that is, staking right now is a one way street with a promise to be able to withdra
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
That seems like a huge obstacle to your vision reaching critical mass. The last thing your everyday person wants is more responsibility.
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Thanks, that’s insightful. What’s an example of one of these banks?
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
> If you want truly exclusive, you have to cross the road and walk a bit further down the Strand to Fleet Street. So if you can’t “buy your way in” to these banks, what are the criteria?
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
I think you misunderstand - they're saying that the doctors would elect to receive less treatments than the average patient if they themselves were sick - presumably because they are well aware of the low likelihood of success and th
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Mind if I ask where you’re from? Even in highly unionized Scandinavia I’ve never seen software devs (specifically) join unions to any larger extent, let alone negotiate salary through them.
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Taking this discussion at face value, it sounds like US physicians go through substantially more training than their UK counterparts. If true, does that manifest itself in substantially better outcomes for their patients?
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
> I do think there is an opportunity for Bitwarden to expand into application secret management You mean like they mention in the announcement that they will be doing?
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
The GP literally listed several valid usecases?
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
> Later on, though, I remember pissing one off when he had to wait in line behind people buying drinks and he declared he would not be buying the $300 espresso machine he had come in to buy. I wonder if my actions resulted in a net gain
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
It’s not really a belief at all, more of a half-baked thought. I could be swayed in either direction, but I’ll continue to ramble a bit: Sure, a light-hearted chat with easy questions can of course make a person open up, but when it comes t
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Perhaps when the subject is that powerful, they do?
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
> When you look at journalists who can't do that without centering the conversation back on themselves or using confrontation, it's pretty clear that competence in a physical discipline makes the difference. It’s not clear to m
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Surely this would in practice affect all businesses that do business in California, not just those based there (at least those with a legal presence in the US that they care about)?
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Well, how come? I can imagine a couple of reasons but I’d be curious to hear yours. Personally I order too often, it’s just so convenient.
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
I'm pretty sure the (hypothetical) specious argument referred to was "people are becoming alcoholics to trick doctors into giving them party drugs" . And in addition to that, anigbrowl believes Paul isn't sincere when h
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
The point is that they have not claimed anything regarding this in their filings that isn't true, not whether or not you think they've been clear and detailed enough to answer the question properly. And to give Musk an out, which
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Of course he does. He's just grasping at straws to get out of the mess he's created for himself.
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
People with outsized influence over politics, for example.
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
Also, Maestro is a Mastercard brand.
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
I think it’s fair not to take any given story at face value, without ”receipts” to back it up. You however seem to me to go in the other direction and barely want to give OP the benefit of the doubt. What details would you like to see in or
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
That Apple’s change is wrong, I mean.
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
That’s a valid opinion. My point was just that arguing that this change has had no effect on small businesses (except those who are run by ”lazy” people) doesn’t make much sense. But that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s wrong, of course.
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by Cederfjard 4y ago
That’s way more difficult than just asking Facebook who already knows, though. You could go out of business before you manage to build that audience, if you ever would have. I’m not saying that makes Facebook’s invasion of their users’ priv

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