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NhanH
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This is no more political than a post saying that FB is growing 20% year over year. Maybe too mundane and not enough intellectual curious material, but nothing inherently political about this one (I read the article)
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5y ago
The form might looks similar, but the substance is much different than the bullshitters on Linkedin. In fact, the bs-ers/ influencers wannabe all want to copy from posts like this, which is why they look similar. I don’t agree with you
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5y ago
Fun tidbit: in an attempt to remove 2FA so that we can login, I signed up a new account and associated her phone number with the new account in hope of removing it from the previous account. The method did infact remove the number, then we
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5y ago
Since this thread is hot, I'd like to add a similar request as well: My mom has her FB account suspended 2 years ago for unknown reason, in fact we never really got a "suspended account" status. We just couldn't login, 2
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5y ago
So… Vietnam?
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Billion kilo is already the same magnitude as tera (it’s kilo-> mega-> giga -> tera: 1000^3). Did I miss something or is your comment factually incorrect?
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5y ago
The link to China is common knowledge. I made no claim on the particular wording of the statement :-)
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It said right there on the box: made in China, assembled in California, and has been that way for 10 year-ish If it is not common knowledge in your circle of friends, it is not Apple’s fault
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5y ago
No it is not. Especially when the CEO holds the majority of voting power (that means company bylaws or whatever it is can be changed by the CEO pretty much unilaterally).
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5y ago
The thing that is attached to NFTs is generally not supply limited though (in the sense that is much easier to create a digital thing, whether that is game item, art or some kind of record than a watch). I can create some trillions digital
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5y ago
Expensive watches are supply limited (both by the brand’s intention and the availability of watchmakers). Besides, expensive watches look really pretty and shiny. NFT is not.
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5y ago
That's basically just cooperative, and the main issue is that they end up not being competitive with corporation. We used to have a lot of cooperatives in Vietnam, they got outcompete by capitalist corporation over the past 20 years.
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5y ago
The most insightful part is probably the 2nd to last paragraph of dang’s 2nd comment (the very long one) about trying to disambiguate your own intention in writing. However, it’s not particularly easy to always disambiguate your intention i
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5y ago
> You’ve missed something, but I’m not sure what. This is what I'm trying to figure out too. Basically, how do you buy $1m worth of BTC/USDT perps without depositing $1m of USD into Binance? Let's say if we put in $100k U
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The difficult part seems to be getting someone lending you $1m in USDT, isn't it? From their POV, you're getting exposed to BTC volatility, and the collateral is likely to be too high to make this practical.
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5y ago
Can't you put in a form in your app, stating "Could you please give us your email so we can contact you when we have a new product?" Of course, I will never touch that form, and most people won't, but that's not bec
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> A few hours later another programmer came up with the prototype of a much faster terminal renderer, proving that for an experienced programmer a terminal renderer is a fun weekend project and far away from being a multiyear long resea
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Isolated-vm was originally developed for the game screeps. It’s a programming game where each player’s code is ran on the server, so isolated-vm helps with both runtime issue (one player’s code crashing not affecting everyone else on the sa
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5y ago
That would be gemini protocol!
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5y ago
I'd love to know which professional make that comment, so if you don't mind, can you please look it up? The move in question should be move 102, which is an invasion that human would not try.
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5y ago
So from your definition and example, it means that Coke want to democratize soda, Apple want to democratize iPhone and Tesla want to democratize EV. I don't think those sentence would have your expected meaning when someone else read t
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That paper did not age well.
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5y ago
What is the risk of using external hdd?
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A few things that the paper did not mention explicitly, but I think was worth mentioning: - It was AstraZeneca vaccine for both dose. With 4-5 weeks between doses (as opposed to the recommended 8-12 weeks). We have known now that too early
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Public transportation doesn't do autoscaling.
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Do you still have a link to said source code?
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There is a fairly high chance that beta iOS would smoke even Debian stable out of the window in term of stability for end users. I run Windows with Windows Insider enabled with Dev channel (basically the most beta Windows there is), and no
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Strictly speaking, pour all your resources into preventing the collapse is the best choice (with the usual prisoner dilemma applying). No kind of investing will survive a society collapse. Money is a mean to delay your own consumption. And
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I would not be surpised if more than half just flopped and the median is somewhere close to a million dollar over 5 years
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Not holding the office for life was relatively new changes in the 90s when Deng Xiaoping stepped down (just a bit, he was the paramount leader despite never hold the two highest positions in China. So the step down from Central Military Com
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