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Joe-Z
7y ago
I'm still not sure what to think about cryptocurrency[0]. I just don't get the price fluctuations. They seem to be random and not based on any relevant real-world event. Granted, they list the announcement of Libra as a reason in
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Thank you for taking the time to write up some conclusions! >... makes reducing my personal consumption seem a bit pointless Although I try to not to be wasteful also I get this feeling a lot that in climate change matters the actions th
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7y ago
So, how does this relate to our predictions about global warming? Anyone here who has insights on that?
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Joe-Z
7y ago
Ha, nice one! :) Sure he would be punished, but who'd call him out for it? I guess it'd rather be the people coming into the subway station after the train has left than the ones in the train.
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7y ago
Yes, that is a reasonable line. The big difference that I see is, if someone is waving his genitals in my face I may fear he may come unto me, rub his penis against me or whatever else. A dick pic is just that, a picture of a penis. I'
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7y ago
So you're saying we should give control of the means of production to the workers? ;)
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7y ago
It surely isn't ideal, but that's kind of how the world works, no? New developments emerge and we adjust our laws to deal with the new situation in a way that society sees fit. IMHO voting on something like maximum population dens
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7y ago
It could use a little more context. I also was confused at first and the graphs seem to me to want to make the topic look more technical then it really is. Nevertheless, it's a very interesting perspective into a field I'm not fam
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I'm not currently running a business, but have been thinking about switching to self-employment or other more business-centric roles in the future. I also find the thinking behind the article intriguing. I'm not used to thinking a
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7y ago
That's a really interesting point you brought up there. I wanted to come up with the counter-example of Hong Kong, which is already a hyper-dense city. But, as it turns out, bikes do get pushed out there in favour of public transport:
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7y ago
That's an issue I experience as well. What some cities try to sell as bike infrastructure is a joke. Wher I live in Vienna there's bike lanes BETWEEN two lanes of cars (at least two lanes going in the same direction) with no physi
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7y ago
I never told anyone to stop discussing anything, I was just pointing out an alternative view to 0xffff2's argument. I'm completely with you that only reading HN-comments can be very interesting too. That said, I'm glad HN-rul
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7y ago
I get your point. However, the flipside is how sensical it would be to share a link on a forum like this if most of the users can't see the content of it
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Joe-Z
7y ago
Well, now I'm confused. Did I not understand this correctly?: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html It says it's okay to help other users to read an article and even to ask for links (under the point "Are
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7y ago
Don't know why you're getting downvoted. Just recently I read that HN guidlines encourage posting non-paywalled links. I used yours, thank you!
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Joe-Z
7y ago
No, what he is describing should directly lead to people carefully considering what they share online. I remember 15 years ago everybody knew that, now it's "oh, I get internet points for sharing every bar/restaurant/ven
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7y ago
I can't claim to have been harrassed by unexpected visitors, I also do find unannounced visits annyoing however. It's something that I also communicate to my friends (although I would never not open the door for them, for obvious
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7y ago
Maybe I should just forget about it, but I don't understand your point. Where did your friend move and why? Where you criticizing the police for increasing presence in case of a hooligan invasion? Or where you applauding them for doing
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7y ago
I also appreciate HN for the interesting things I find out about the world that I would've never otherwise found out. I also not only read it for the informational content but can appreciate good writing. And yes, of course there shoul
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I just want to be able to browse a news aggregating site and have a rough idea of what the article is about. So why have me click on the article only to find out "oh, it's about interactions between great whites and orcas" wh
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7y ago
I do not. Calling bullshit out is exactly what I want to see. There's like 20 links on one page of HN for me, I don't need "a little bit of mystery" when I want to scan what I may be interested in EDIT: It's 30 link
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7y ago
Well yes, but it‘s not like the flaky, moronic marketeers don‘t know people like you exist. So reviews just become another topic of optimization for them.
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At least for Quora (or rather StackOverflow for me) I could understand it as satisfying a need to be in a community of experts and exchange ideas on more fringe topics. Also it‘s probably a good thing to put on your resume if you have amass
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8y ago
I saw the live stream yesterday and when the two side boosters landed side-by-side synchronously it was almost as if it was out of a movie. We are living in the future!
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Your comment is of course much more reasonable than mine. I too would expect police to show up or SWAT kick in a door if a terrorism threat was called on someone. Blaming the murder of an innocent person on the hoaxer however seems perverse
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8y ago
Looks like he copy-pasted it. I was confused too.
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Well, I guess if you‘re in the US it is perfectly reasonable to expect police (even „special tactics“ teams) to just immediately shoot people on the sole base of a phone call and thus all of the responsibility lies on the caller. Remember k
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8y ago
Right, I got that mixed up. Thanks!
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8y ago
I think the parts you‘re quoting are referring to his actions after he was asked to do a 20th anniversary write-up not for the original story.
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8y ago
Cars have gotten so safe though. There's all this measures put in place to ensure your survival _in case of a crash_. Wouldn't it be more relevant to calculate the chances of getting injured / end up in a crash at all? I mean
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