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by SZJX 9y ago
Well, in most cases those two simply cannot be separated though. If you have a hugely influential elite class they'll naturally skew the fairness of the society so that they keep their benefits the most.
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by SZJX 9y ago
Seems that some new coins such as Ethereum have relatively different designs than those of the old coins. It would be great if you could explain those a bit more.
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by SZJX 9y ago
Well yeah but isn't that exactly where the tragedy lies then.
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by SZJX 9y ago
That's just naive and wishful thinking. The brand of capitalism in China is more reckless than that in the US and the business interests are really interwined with the government policies. It's just that the government still has a
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by SZJX 9y ago
Well this is really the same for all kinds of libertarian/capitalist regimes. Branding China as an "oppressive regime" is really just political propaganda speech. If you say China is an oppressive regime so is US, and the US
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by SZJX 9y ago
Nah that kind of view is just naive. First I don't think a simple moniker of "oppressive regime" makes any sense except for political propaganda purposes. If you say China is an oppressive regime so is the US, and the US migh
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by SZJX 9y ago
lol a radical libertarian I see you are. You have every right to trust your own ideas, right, but calling every "studies" as self-serving is a bit too far. I'd say the right-wing studies and arguments for a completely free ma
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by SZJX 9y ago
Europe is large. Not sure what European country he's exactly in. Also even in the most advanced countries there are certainly still risks of the police not upholding justice.
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by SZJX 9y ago
Game programming is never about comfortable programming languages. I think this is pretty well known isn't it. In other programming fields I'd say the experience is definitely getting more and more "fun", headache-free a
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by SZJX 9y ago
I'd say this idea itself is already quite controversial and far from settled. Old people are not necessarily worse off in their abilities to think or their "creativity" or whatnot. Children might come up with a load of ideas
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by SZJX 9y ago
And then I couldn't register for a new account with a fake surname because the system apparently deems the email address already taken. I mean what the actual hell. Even the last two Chinese presidents both have two-character surnames
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Successfully registered and then denied login at a website. “surname too short”(imgur.com)
8 points by SZJX 9y ago|2 comments
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by SZJX 9y ago
Such terminals are already nothing new in China. I saw it in a resident estate a year ago and apparently according to what I've heard they're already a common part of people's daily lives. Amazon is just picking it up now.
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by SZJX 9y ago
I mean this is the nature of the web. But HN is already as good as we can get. You yourself keep coming back as well, apparently. Otherwise do you have an alternative to propose?
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by SZJX 9y ago
I mean this is the nature of the web. To be honest HN is already the best we can get compared with most alternatives. That's why.
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by SZJX 9y ago
Well the conversation might say their claims are backed up etc. but so do most other news outlets of scale. Eventually they still have clear, inevitable political leanings and bias there, just as every other news outlet.
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by SZJX 9y ago
The internet is definitely getting noisier but I don't get his "solutions", especially about "blogging". What does it ever mean "I think most of us won't discuss about so many totally unrelated different f
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by SZJX 9y ago
What country are you talking about? In India I don't know but in China the living costs are skyrocketing and are in many occasions more expensive than in major western cities. 2 for 1 (if the team lives in a big city) or at most 4 for
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by SZJX 10y ago
This is actually a really interesting topic. My laptop screen broke down a while ago and I moved so I'm now forced to use only one monitor for now after a long period of using multiple (mostly 3) monitors. It feels like I am actually a
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by SZJX 10y ago
I don't see much sense in claiming that a mere 2 digit increase would be the crux of the problem. Sure, nowadays since most websites enforce a 8-digit limit, most cracked passwords are 8-digit long. So what? If everybody goes to 10-dig
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by SZJX 10y ago
Guess it really depends. Maybe the frontend landscape can be a bit more chaotic since JS started on really shaky grounds and so many new things come out all the time, but I'd say in general programming is still quite rigorous, especial
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by SZJX 10y ago
This just makes no sense. If somehow the minimizer wasn't able to further process it, maybe it's just because it was already quite thoroughly processed and you will loss some information if you continue? That's totally unsoun
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by SZJX 10y ago
I've been wanting this for ages. Didn't have time to get down to implement it myself. Hopefully somebody can finally implement it well. Guess one difficulty is commercial model. But just as Pocket and Instapaper were acquired for
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by SZJX 10y ago
This makes no sense. Vi emulators get into all kinds of text editors and IDEs for a reason, not the other way round. I haven't used a Dvorak keyboard so I don't know anything about that (though many sources seem to suggest its eff
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by SZJX 10y ago
Seems that the user data/behavioral patterns is really always the most important thing for this type of services huh? The aim was mostly to get acquired and it seems that the acquirer always has an eye on the vast amount of data etc.
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by SZJX 10y ago
Well maths always sounds good with all its allure of "purity" and "intellect". However I think one should remember that maths is basically some very-high level abstractions on our analog, chaotic world. Just like rigid l
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by SZJX 10y ago
That wouldn't be surprising at all. Alibaba has long been building its own logistics for Taobao in China as well. It's quite a natural development of affairs I guess.
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by SZJX 10y ago
This makes little sense. Certainly the court itself should be able to find some expert which weighs in on the matter as a third-party instead of letting the sides involved spin their own stories? Would that be complicated?
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by SZJX 10y ago
Well one might also argue that there are much more unsafe factors out there nowadays than before though. I guess the increasing inequality and social segregation also has something to do with it. Generally, the modern life is just factually
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by SZJX 10y ago
Well there's certainly much romanticizing and exaggeration going on there. After all he's ultimately promoting his own website. I'd say it's not all that rare at all that one person builds a website and successfully turn

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