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by Clent 4y ago
Without the blockchain consensus mechanism, how else can you guarantee the log has only be appended?
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by Clent 4y ago
This notion that every bad decision made by a billionaire is a strategic chest move where they come out on top, is odd. They are billionaires. They will come out on top because at the end of it they will still be a billionaire. Name one bil
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by Clent 4y ago
This reads more like poor planning than the woes of electric driving. The drive started without the vehicle being fully charged. They drove two different paths even though it was round trip. They did not book stays in hotels that offer onsi
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by Clent 5y ago
Economists love their supply demand graph. This article is saying the graph isn't enough. This seems obvious on its face, reminds me a friction in physics, where you can ignore it until you cannot. But physics is not incapable of measu
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by Clent 5y ago
Is it cynicism to notice that capitalist system that created the problem is trying to solve the problem it created with more capitalism or is it magically thinking to believe this is the moment where self imposed regulations will come toget
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by Clent 5y ago
This ignores the bigger question, "In these times, is San Francisco's Shoplifting Statistics worth our national concern?"
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by Clent 5y ago
The cover story is they collect no more than Facebook (others) but they have a sweetheart deal with Apple and Google to circumvent the app sandbox under dubious conditions. Facebook is jealous of the revenue potential. Epic is pseudo-conce
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by Clent 5y ago
If the only argument is having to list a home address then a PO Box resolves the privacy issue.
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by Clent 5y ago
Intrusive use case. I can see a useful new trim feature as long as it is onl presented as a data point offered to platforms like Apple CarPlay; surfaced or not based on user settings. I see value in being able to flip through a list of most
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by Clent 6y ago
Are you expecting that analysis to be in the headline itself? Several of the questions you pose are answered in the article. "The losses last month were concentrated among restaurants, bars, hotels and entertainment venues. Educational
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by Clent 6y ago
It's not clear from the article if it actually sent anyone to the doctor or if they simply brought it up during an normal visit.
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by Clent 7y ago
Guns and abortion. They've chosen their hill to die on. The rest of it is pageantry.
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by Clent 7y ago
Genuinely curious as to how this is an example of the neither partying knowing what's its doing since this was Republican legislation which negatively effected that party's reelection campaigns.
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by Clent 7y ago
Sounds like you're a few axioms short of nihilism.
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by Clent 7y ago
I found that interesting as well. The article is trying to link solar panel failures to Tesla vehicle failures. They were not born from the same company nor process. It seems whatever generated the story was looking for some segue into how
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by Clent 7y ago
I believe the parent was referring to a change in Apple's guidelines that was making the rounds a couple of weeks ago, “Apps intended for kids may not include third-party advertising or analytics” This was previously discussed here ht
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by Clent 7y ago
The article makes no mention of microwave use.
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by Clent 8y ago
We who? The current American economic system has been in place long before I was born and will continue without or without me. It is run by those who control it, not those who it controls.
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by Clent 8y ago
The rationale is that instead of paying extra on your student loans you invest the extra and so long as the return on your investments is higher than your student loan rate you come out ahead. When the rates flip, such as in a market downtu
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by Clent 9y ago
The number of new CS grads has grown year over year making a raw percentage meaningless. A more useful statistics would be the percentage of developers the exit the field at each age.