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CyanBird
4y ago
Planetes is coming one day closer to becoming reality, I am all for this And ofc having a cleaner leo is also a good thing on itself ofc
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> transfer money relatively anonymously nowadays Monero and that's pretty much it Russian banks are managing deposits in etherium, and if you want you could send money over in alt-coins, bounce it around through other alt coins som
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4y ago
Well, that's the natural give and take when you need to address a global audience with unknown levels of background level knowledge on the topic, a tree is relatable and conveys a workable metric despite the values being unknown
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4y ago
> If you literally killed and deleted all cows from the planet, you’d get a slight delay in global warming, but wouldn’t solve it. Sounds amazing then, let's do it Why would we care for single perfect solutions rather than many smal
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4y ago
Not just "a little"... A LOT A good primer on the topic for the interested https://medium.com/insurge-intelligence/how-the-cia-made-goo...
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4y ago
A good article, not much to share on it other than a piece of art of the Chilean trading card game called mitos y leyendas, which has a card depicting tezcatlipoca https://www.deviantart.com/elgrimlock/art/tezcatli
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4y ago
I am still waiting since they opened the registration
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4y ago
Correct, this has not happened and will *not* happen
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4y ago
I might invest in creating a porn index fund, that sounds interesting
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4y ago
Clearly, we all need to retvrn to the Gom player era
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CyanBird
4y ago
Don't spread useless misinformation on hackernews
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4y ago
Jason Booth, the developer of * crucially* important third party tools such as Microssplat has made several threads and blogs detailing his situation and extreme frustration with how Unity has handled and handles some of their apis and int
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4y ago
Hijacking this rambling on Adobe, to try and get some visibility for this issue: To substance designer users, Adobe is about to *shut down substance share* with all its shared graphs, materials, textures and tools alongside it, they will no
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4y ago
> Fairweather What do you even mean, it wasn't them whom started the whole tradewar... It was the US gov
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4y ago
Loving it It is basically the only media player which can easily go frame by frame backwards and forwards I have got a single complain and that's that wherever you open a file and you have got another one open it does not add it to the
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4y ago
Sounds horrible, my condolences Good that we are past the bump now
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CyanBird
4y ago
Funny seeing high level management talk of sysadmins as "masterminds" whom "have access to everything" Yeah, exactly, that's what you hire sysadmins for and specially high seniors, for them to have access to ever
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CyanBird
4y ago
Good lord, what an absurdly low quality comment It is almost funny how bad it is if it weren't by the fact that we are in ycombinator
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4y ago
> government is just a set of people that changes over time Then use the 2nd amendment , until rational people enter the scene > “In politics, my dear fellow, you know, as well as I do, there are no men, but ideas — no feelings, but i
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4y ago
> What the fuck is going on with our news? Nothing out of the ordinary, you also thought that the Cubans used to eat babies in Angola, or that the Iraqis honestly threw out babies out of incubators? Come on John Stockwell has got couple
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4y ago
Correct, blue hydrogen is hydrogen derived from fossil fuels, tho it doesn't need to necessarily be directly obtained from natural gas, could be just that natural gas or even coal is used for driving electrolysis
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4y ago
I honestly couldn't live living in the US, I just couldn't exist there knowing that my tax dollars and simply my existence there helps bolster such violence in other countries, good that I don't need to with how common wfh is
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4y ago
> individual Except for you know, the fact that these are not individual cases.... And that as you might know, courts indeed form part of "the government", if anything courts, be it tribal or others are the original form of g
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4y ago
> worth noting the interests of the "US Public" And I am sure that you have got a citation for that, right, other than you know, your own personal assumptions You ought read some of Xi Jinpings own writing, he alongside his aid
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> US Gov utilized data from private companies Yes https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/apr/19/us-immigrati... https://www.wsj.com/articles/federal-agencies-use-cellphone-...
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And to make myself even more explicit, I am saying that desires of the US Public are indeed different from "US (Gov) Interests" as noted from the Snowden leaks, the Pentagon Papers, the Church Committee, Afghanistan Papers, Mann
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> ... > Yet something odd happened when Borden and Prater were booked into jail: A computer program spat out a score predicting the likelihood of each committing a future crime. Borden — who is black — was rated a high risk. Prater —
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4y ago
Or rather, which system is more actionable for the local public, the answer to that is ofc the US, if you can't even get your own country to not spy on its citizens either through corporate espionage or through direct gov espionage, wh
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> Who's doing the collecting often matters much more than what is actually collected Correct, therefore far more attention ought be put to domestic corporate and government spying on the public because they have got a far stronger l
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> That is not true What you just said does not dispute the fact that turkey led the campaign against Armenia alongside Azerbaijan You are giving context, which I guess is welcome, but that's not a refutation, because a refutation is
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