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DarthGhandi
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DarthGhandi
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Huh? How exactly do you stay away from error handling? Even the most basic code on Earth has unwrap or expect in it. Show me one single library that doesn't unwrap somewhere along the line.
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7y ago
> People are surviving longer Like expectancy in the US is dropping. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/09/us-life-expectancy-has-been-...
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Were it not late I would respond with Japanese land area, natural resources, almost entire dependency on imports, natural disasters, current account deficit and an entire country ravaged after being the losers in the last global war, includ
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7y ago
One of my goto's when economists/commentators love to harp on about Japan and it's lost decades. For all this horrible economic data they still years later have the longest lifespans, the top standings in innovation (many p
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DarthGhandi
7y ago
A small dumb group of people works better in your opinion?
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7y ago
Direct democracy works well in Switzerland. It's shocking to claim that people are simply to dumb to know what's best for them. Given the opportunity many will educate themselves on the matter. May as well be advocating for a bene
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7y ago
Most of them live in a very different digital world anyway.
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I wish there was some sort of way to keep this sweet, sweet, hn knowledge for later rather than relearning it years down the line.
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7y ago
It's pretty old news these days, guessing it's mostly what's leaked out of private to public sector stuff, is probably just the beginning really. Would suggest starting at arxiv. This is not a hidden field for the active and&
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7y ago
Sigh,the bullshit asymmetry principle at work. Can you please read the original comment and understand that Monero is claiming to be not traceable. Make no claims for them but some well regarded mathematicians do. Can you read about xmr.to
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7y ago
This exists in Australia as law, you are considered just as guilty as not providing it. Max penalty is 10 years jail from memory. No other crime needs to be committed. We are the electoral proving grounds for US/UK/CA laws. It
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7y ago
> Are you familiar with how costly... Checks the username of who you responded too: I'll blindly bet yes to that question for any amount you desire.
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7y ago
I have a few dozen followers, all of them are very real people, many with very differing interests. Spend some time each month pruning follower bots and unfollow the accounts that were once interesting but monetise themselves. It's a b
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7y ago
Exactly, I've tried a bunch and ended up with one written in a language I know absolutely nothing about. Find it incredibly strange when people say ”static site generator written in X” as though it means anything to the end user. And t
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7y ago
> in a world where everyone thinks you need a multi-galaxy hyper inverted Kubernetes cluster with DeepMind-level AI to auto-scale to infinity In a world where you are promoting 100k views for $5 a month perhaps the people asking you for
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7y ago
It's what journos want to write about as much as what editors see in their A/B testing of headlines.
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7y ago
> is coming Yeah that was 5 years ago too if you don't remember. It's an incredibly difficult problem and anyone claiming to have actually solved it in a decentralised way that proof-of-work did is a charlatan. Given all the mo
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7y ago
Ah yes, my mistake, you only lock up convicted criminals, let's review that claim for a moment. Here's a visual: https://www.washingtonpost.com/resizer/uKLej0KwcfGN583uqvyfQ... Source: Bureau of Justice Stati
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7y ago
It's very much a target of certain nation states for ddos, which is apparently ok when the police do it, the ones with the eyes have a strange hypocrisy about drugs given the evidence of vastly improved safety from the darknet vendors
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7y ago
Reread the comment again, do you know much about Monero? Otherwise I buy BTC on Bisq without asking anyones permission nor handing over license + passport details.
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7y ago
Not being able to map ipv6 space is a myth. There's plenty of workarounds.
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> Suppose the US government conducts mass imprisonment of a certain population I'd argue that's not hypothetical at all, even with Xinjiang the US has by far the highest rate of imprisonment on the planet both of adults and chi
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For reference here's the known efforts of the CIA in stirring the pot around the world. They are prolific by any comparison. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r...
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> was the only known person to survive a fall from the top of a cumulonimbus thunderstorm cloud. Perhaps that's technically correct but Ewa Wiśnierska rose from ground level to 10km to the top of a cumulonimbus thunderstorm and came
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Nice, can I get a link for that you've got there?
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Unless we are victims of A/B testing I'm 90% sure old.reddit.com doesn't work anymore. Care to screenshot me the old Reddit design¿?
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7y ago
Can't speak for other countries but numerous reports have come out over the years showing younger Australians are definitely on track to have a lower standard of living than the previous generation, for the first time in history. Perha