Proven

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by Proven 5y ago
Yes. Also - who cares about Twitter's bias and who gives a damn whether it's an AI algotrithm or something simple like if/else. It's (or should be) assumed they make decisions for their own benefit. Fix: easy - don'
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by Proven 5y ago
The Biden government using newly printed money. Or they'll just make them take flatmates. See, it's an emergency. New tenants are streaming in every month.
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by Proven 5y ago
Worst shitsite on the web. It contains nothing useful, original or unique. I'd like to know what's Google's excuse for blacklisting that domain into oblivion. I have a greasemonkey script that blocks domains from being shown
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by Proven 5y ago
> Brave Search is currently not displaying ads, but the free version of Brave Search will soon be ad-supported. Well, there's that. I assume they won't implement ad blocking for that one.
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by Proven 5y ago
Principles? Here we go: - Retain the full ability to print as much funny money as necessary, same as now - Track every user and every transaction - Tax the shit out of everyone, fix the "cash problem" - Cancel wallets of "ter
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by Proven 5y ago
It's best for financial privacy. Good for them. And equally so for anyone who escapes globalist & socialist busybodies like AOC and takes their money to a safe place.
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by Proven 5y ago
That site is bullshit. Tax justice my ass. Globalist thugs. Is there such a thing as Literal Secrecy? You know, when you share personal info with a provider and they aren't supposed to leak it? No, that's called privacy. I live in
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Amish Communities Became the First to Achieve Covid “Herd Immunity”(realclearpolitics.com)
5 points by Proven 5y ago|5 comments
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by Proven 5y ago
Excellent news - just like our esteemed central bankers wanted! We've been rescued from the evils of deflation!
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by Proven 5y ago
For now. Six months from now you'll need another booster.
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by Proven 5y ago
What a shit article, lol. Since it's all anecdotal, why didn't they contrast the experience from Brazil with ivermectin in Goa (India)?
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by Proven 5y ago
> I was in Portugal last week and was surprised by how safe it felt. That may be because you didn't know how many of those around you got their 2nd shot before last spring, and that masks don't significantly help. But it's
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by Proven 5y ago
More alarmist nonsense from the Guardian... Their links should be banned from HN. Presumed takeaways: 1) All Taliban members are at risk! 2) Sure, everyone is "at risk". I won't click on the stupid link but I bet that the ris
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AOC’s ‘Tax the Rich’ dress designer Aurora James owes debt in multiple states(nypost.com)
12 points by Proven 5y ago|1 comments
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by Proven 5y ago
How to prepare: do yourself a favor and stop ducking doing business in there. And give a lower priority to any supplier or buyer with a good CCP's corporate social credit score. Can't wait for first WTO lawsuits to hit CCP.
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by Proven 5y ago
> I can even run GPT-J in my home lab and it's much better than Google assistant , but I can't buy that as a product. And how much you would pay for that service? $5/mo? How many people need it? Almost nobody? Now you see
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by Proven 5y ago
I can't imagine anything more harmful to minors than being exposed to even more communist propaganda, which is what this new restrictions aims to do.
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by Proven 5y ago
What will they write about when the same happens to a mask-wearing vaccinated teacher?
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by Proven 5y ago
1) Ability to run ungoogled OS I hardly give a crap about any other "feature" these days. I barely use any app except Phone, Web browser and messenger. iOS meets the requirement automatically and without hassle, but I'm curio
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by Proven 5y ago
Of course it was sold for a paltry sum. Does anyone think they were not nudged to sell to local state-designated champ and had one serious candidate (with the CCP pulling the strings behind the scene)?
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by Proven 5y ago
And which state is not corrupt? It's easy to solve this problem: use real money and the ability to destroy by waging wars disappears. The UK and EU are also corrupt client states - or kingdoms or unions, as the case may be - whose elit
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by Proven 5y ago
The title is fine, but you have no new "rights" just because there's the Internet or CDNs. Your rights are still the same: the right to own property. Nothing more, nothing less. You can't invent an obligation for someone
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by Proven 5y ago
The EU = bunch of incompetent, lifer bureaucrats Apple = manufacturer who has consistently offered what customers are willing to pay for
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by Proven 5y ago
If a user writes own startup scripts or config files, that's even looser linkage than using open source libraries from proprietary apps. How can you possibly compell them to open-source those? That not only doesn't make sense, but
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by Proven 5y ago
I was poor and didn't even think to steal other people's shit
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by Proven 5y ago
Ransomware shops with plenty of affiliates should rank well on it
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by Proven 5y ago
Thought he decided to step down as the maintainer of his crypto.lib ...
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by Proven 5y ago
For me it's very simple - when I see GPL 3, I move on - even for personal uses. I can't imagine why I'd want anything to do with this license either. It's an unnecessary burden. Just stay away from it.
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by Proven 5y ago
Who could have known.
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by Proven 5y ago
> By charging a fee to drivers who can afford it and providing discounts and exemptions for those who can't, we can get traffic moving and improve transit, bike and pedestrian options. Why should only those who "can afford it&q

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