MrMan

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by MrMan 4y ago
not true not true
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by MrMan 4y ago
The answer is yes many young people have never lived as adults during a time when you saved money by putting it into instruments like CDs.
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by MrMan 4y ago
This is such a terrible comment. Think about the landscape of exchanges globally. TSE, SiMex,Globex, ICE, NYSE, LIFFE LME, Eurex, etc etc etc. If FTX is an exchange, then they make more money when volume is up and less money when it is down
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by MrMan 4y ago
I will bet you a lot of money no such raid on the Supreme Court occurs, unless you mean a street protest with signs and public speakers to be a "raid"
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by MrMan 4y ago
HN definitely shows a vile, callous and selfish side of humanity
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by MrMan 4y ago
people are very disorganized and afraid and bombarded by social media and news media that distorts reality. no one thinks they can do anything and the only people who act in an organized way tend to be antisocial types who just want to take
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by MrMan 4y ago
they also enjoy demonstrating via such rhetoric that they feel themselves to be untouched by the consequences of such political acts.
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by MrMan 4y ago
rights not already enumerated are not invented - the burden is to argue why a right should be curtailed or not recognized
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by MrMan 4y ago
thanks NIMBYs
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by MrMan 4y ago
Flexibility isn't something to chase. I warm up by doing a light version of the activity I am doing. My PT disabused me of the primacy of stretching after I got a herniated disc. I stopped stretching and started lifting and doing body
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by MrMan 4y ago
maybe not even true, but he writes a decent article
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by MrMan 4y ago
In web 1.0 mine all became worthless. I went on to do other things than writing web apps.
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by MrMan 4y ago
I don't like people who posture as being dangerous.
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by MrMan 4y ago
Freedom simply is used as a synonym for "strength". It is weak to bow to others' wishes. Are you weak, or are you free? It is weak to accept constraints on your will. Will you accept regulations, which attempt to constrain yo
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by MrMan 4y ago
they are mostly sticking to web3 I think
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by MrMan 4y ago
yes
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by MrMan 4y ago
No mention of Russia interesting
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by MrMan 4y ago
Brexit in UK and US exit from nato were both Russian propaganda projects.
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by MrMan 4y ago
high beta ! and no laws
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by MrMan 4y ago
not sure I want to live in a world where violence is evenly distributed, look at the US right now. that is still only a small number of shootings a day. imagine when there is no monopoly on violence, you won't be able to do anything bu
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by MrMan 4y ago
you sound like the arrogant one, to be honest
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by MrMan 4y ago
I understand that and the fact that co-psychopathologies also exist
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by MrMan 4y ago
Haha
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by MrMan 4y ago
Nothing is ever worth it at the end, but it's better than being as poor as I was
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by MrMan 4y ago
A lot of Americans self diagnose with various "long" illnesses that are not detectable via scientific means.
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by MrMan 4y ago
I remember a lot after about 6 months which is when I started running around. I remember my first word - "hot" after I burned myself on an iron at about a year old. but I used to remember everything, now a lot of it is gone.
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by MrMan 4y ago
as a former woodworker and former many other things, I dont need spinning blades or load noises or things to clean up or mess up that cant be a easily refactored, thanks. the only trade I am still using is cooking
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by MrMan 4y ago
why the analogies? its a corporate merger, there is a vast body of practice in this area, we can just speak from experience, no need to make incorrect analogies to other unrelated areas of endeavor
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by MrMan 4y ago
swgoh has a multi hundred k cot to max everything
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by MrMan 4y ago
Amazon is no longer cheapest for most things I want, and as e-commerce has matured, most retailers do as good a job on the fulfillment side. Amazon uses crappy shippers so their shipping edge has evaporated such that the only lost or errone

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