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5y ago
How do you make money on the debt? Rent it out?
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5y ago
I left the US a few years ago. Occasionally, I sent a few thousands to my US bank account via bitcoin + coinbase. I was then able to wire my money to a seller in Singapore for a lovely set of Go (the board game) problem books that I have be
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NhanH
5y ago
This is using Gemini as the primary protocol, in case anyone missed it: https://midnight.pub/manual
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5y ago
Out of curiosity, can you list a few watches that sell for more than 100k starting from 20k MSRP? Even the daytona and silver snoopy are not having that big of a jump
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6y ago
Take a look at the git log to see if you can at least explain one or two reasons why the original author added such non-sense. Was it a feature tackled on at a later date? Did they try to fix some bugs? If you can't find a reason (or i
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6y ago
That was a silly mistake by me. Thank you.
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6y ago
If you are saying that a sitting President have no effect on unemployment rate and the economy, I think it’s fair for the burden of proof to be on the detractors. The wording of my original statement was careful to avoid this whole boring “
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6y ago
I assumed you already saw the chart. The period of increase starts right at the start of Trump's term and it seems fairly simple to make a descriptive claim like I did.
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6y ago
The chart picked up sharply starting in 2016. Lowest point was in July 2015. No one here likes Trump. But if any of you have a good explanation, I’d love to hear it, rather than whatever point it is you are trying to make.
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6y ago
Interesting. Whatever it was, Trump did have a sharp effect on employment rate.
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6y ago
So, how can I see the artwork itself? My Google-fu failed me since none of the major newspaper has a link to it, and they kinda dominated the result
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6y ago
It is only equivalent if the market has infinite liquidity. At 300B, you have execution issue to convert them to cash.
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6y ago
I hold some amount of cryptocurrency. I am living in a country where some of the premise for cryptocurrency makes sense (strong capital control, banking and financial sector is ... questionable). And my intution likes the idea of cryptocurr
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6y ago
This is shameful, and the second time this month NYT puts out such a shameful piece (the first time was the JetBrains/ Solarwinds article). I guess this should be enough to disregard everything NYT will write, and stop reading them. An
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When I was 10, I painted all the light on my computer case black with watercolor so I can keep it running to download Mandrake linux without my mom noticing —- it would take more than a day to download with a 56kbps connection. Somehow she
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6y ago
I do human@firstlast
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6y ago
A lot of time, yes. If I’m looking for movies recommendation, I would try to find people who are most similar to me. Also, no one is using Gemini exclusively, the web still exists
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6y ago
In that sense, being accustomed to cli and able to use gemini is no different than community of people who plays Go, Shogi or fan of Liverpool football team pre 2000. I’m not entirely sure being not too popular is a reason to be sad — not e
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6y ago
After thinking it through a bit more, I will concede that there is a reasonbly high chance I was wrong with my insistence on absolutely keeping principles being more important than dealing with actual demonstrated bad actors. As long as thi
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6y ago
I never said companies are not free to make choices. I said it was a bad choice.
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6y ago
I don't think that anyone on Hacker News is confusing between government and private entities by now. We have seen that exact argument hundreds of times. My answer was to the question of how "society" should handle the situat
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6y ago
Putting those people committing the act you mentioned on trial and proceeds from that. Wait until Parler is sued or prosecuted, and if a court order to shut it down. Go ahead. There are already tools to deal with bad actors, it's the k
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What happened to the internet being able to empower marginalized idea, thinking out of the box and stuff like that?
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6y ago
That's not hyberbole. The difference is that death is well defined, "bad argument" is not.
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6y ago
States and corporations have incentives/ goals (which is actually independent from any single human inside the organization). The incentives then got turn into smaller incentives for the human that they are made of. For states and corp
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I can never get it to work properly with multiple displays. I have a 4k monitor and two 1080p monitors. Using 192dpi with 2x scale (param passing to xrandr), all kind of display errors popup (wrong color, weird fonts etc).
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6y ago
Efficacy confidence isn't affected, but side effect confidence is.
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6y ago
Not the GP, but I will take up that offer if you don't mind! :)
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My take away from your comment is that bad engineers are genuinely so rare to meet that false positive from following the advice should heavily outweight any advantage of it.
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6y ago
I have heard hiring managers explicitly saying that data engineer role on your resume is considered a negative point for them.
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