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by LinkLink 4y ago
This is because data isn't taxed, Alexa is prob one of the most successful data gathering operations since social networks and the patriot act. Amazon will write off a fat chunk of its taxes, and keep the millions of voice recordings a
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Buy volume is finally slowing down to (??normal??) looking distributions, maybe it was a pump but if so goodbye.
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FTT, the fraudulent and insolvent token, outperforms entire daily market(coinmarketcap.com)
3 points by LinkLink 4y ago|4 comments
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Surely this is a whales effort of some kind to gain momentum or prop up the token for some sort of scheme? This is like Enron getting into the s&p 500 instead of being delisted.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Hey Jesse, we went to school together but I'm sure that's a ton of people you know by now ;). If you can figure it out hit me up ill show you some Zebra industry stuff I've reversed.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Good. If there's anyone out there anyone who thinks there isn't an entity that will happily take databases of genetic information and use it to develop the most horrifyingly efficient genome specific advertising and hiring selecti
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Not necessarily, assuming two nxn matrices are functionally defined as all 0's printing them takes O(n)
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by LinkLink 4y ago
The problem at this point is that anything below the top 70% of americans have so little time to consider anything except survival and the occasional chance to relax. People have so little time to themselves they've forgotten how to th
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Would be great but these bills are always written by private interests behind the scenes, and the IRS is free to do whatever it pleases almost at any time.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
You may not be wrong locally, however what you see at a grocery store is only indicative of the surrounding 10 or so miles. Variation across America is too high to consider a small area as indicating much.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Technology seems to create more arms races than solutions to problems these days.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Now you can see which California jobs pay you enough to afford living there! Big news for all the CEO's out there.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
For reference 2^64 = ~10^19.266 I don't think this is unreasonable at all, its unlikely that computers will largely stay the same in the coming years. I believe we'll see many changes to how things like mass addressing of data and
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Might be less to do with whats happening with spam filtering and more to do with the evolution and constant arms race spammers are a part of.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Ubers real disruption is labor exploitation but not in the way you think. Uber is allowed to get away with the mistreatment of the Drivers because they define them as independent contractors, but how do they do this? An employee of a compan
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Theres a difference between acting your pay grade and letting other people shoot themselves in the foot and agreeing with dictators. Edit: Maybe there isn't actually.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
God forbid people have to think about whether the idea being communicated to them on the internet is true, after all, everything on the internet was true before this decision.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
A bit of a stupid question, if political content isn't allowed then what content is there to discriminate on a political basis of?
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Yeah relative to Uber especially markets like Fiverr are really just job boards for actual contractors to set their own fees and offer their own services through a facilitator. Fiver exercises no actual control over the people using their w
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Would you be upset if somebody shot you? Why! It's perfectly reasonable that given enough time and proximity to the inherent risk of life that among the billions of people on earth that you would be in a situation where it resulted in
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by LinkLink 4y ago
If only there were some sort of entity that everyone contributed a portion of their resources to that would act in the interest of the people. Maybe we can come up with a way to create rules and regulations that we all agree to follow for t
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by LinkLink 4y ago
A good takeaway from this whole thing will be that despite crypto largely being marketed as decentralized and uncensorable, in reality >50% of the validation power is in the hands of private equity and miners who will bend at the first s
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Just in time for mass distrust of vaccines!
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Its disingenuous and ridiculous that the first and most prominent benchmarks included are gaming. Granted I'm an AMD fan but most of these tests are single core heavy, and the focus is almost entirely shifted away from anything this ch
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by LinkLink 4y ago
The cost is that you cannot easily break the law. Despite the current state of the world and the continued apathy of lawmakers to anything but corporate pockets, people insist on furthering policy which only gives more trust and control to
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by LinkLink 4y ago
If i send you a letter with spelling errors, and attach a picture of the original letter for you to verify against, the spelling errors still exist.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
Lawmakers really used to, and still do, just blatantly disregard the interests of the people for the interests of the state.
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by LinkLink 4y ago
I have a ton of non-correlated data and have no idea why, but then I realized. I frequently use services like textnow, which link me to phone numbers temporarily, which are often reassigned. As a result, it currently thinks for the most par
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by LinkLink 4y ago
For a mobile carrier to prevent sim swapping assuming they themselves have good enough security policies, is trivial. Most people get sim swapped bc an insider rep sends a request to a local store, or a local store doesn't do their due
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by LinkLink 4y ago
As a kid coming fresh out of a similar phase at 18, now 22 I might be able to provide some insight from my self reflection. First off if your kid is medicated especially with high dose ADHD medication it is likely way over prescribed, and t

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