Sargos

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by Sargos 8y ago
Besides the ads I really like all of those things. You make them sound so nefarious with no useful purpose. I find new channels all the time from my recommendations and if I didn't have autoplay then I wouldn't be able to coast on
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by Sargos 8y ago
It does. Check out all of the non-Google phones that can install the beta -today-. No waiting. That's only possible due to Treble.
543.
by Sargos 9y ago
You've really never heard of Credit Karma before?
544.
by Sargos 9y ago
That's because they are growing at a large rate. When that growth stops the only option they will have is to pay dividends. The investors make money either way.
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by Sargos 9y ago
They are. It's called PinkDate [ https://pinkdate.is/ ]
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by Sargos 9y ago
Obesity is caused by eating too much. Carbs and sugars are the primary drivers of people eating too much in the United States.
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by Sargos 9y ago
Going at or below the speed limit would cause autonomous vehicles to be a hindrance to traffic as real humans know that it's safe to exceed the limit by 5-10 mph. If you hard code the vehicles to arbitrarily go exactly the posted speed
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by Sargos 9y ago
This is about as feasible as putting smart chips in all roads so that cars know where the lanes are.
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by Sargos 9y ago
My how times change quickly. I remember signing up for Hulu just to be able to watch my TV shows on my phone. Now I subscribe to Hulu because I don't have cable at all. I'm 33 and out of the 10 friends I'm thinking of right n
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by Sargos 9y ago
You just gave systems programmers panic attack with those words.
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by Sargos 9y ago
I am fully in favor of this. I enjoy having more sunlight after work when I can actually go out and enjoy it.
552.
by Sargos 9y ago
The one listed as "Bitcoin" and "Ethereum" on exchanges for sale. It's pretty unambiguous.
553.
by Sargos 9y ago
Which is why it doesn't do that.
554.
by Sargos 9y ago
> Except not even Blockchain guarantees consensus. If that was true we wouldn't see the hundreds of bitcoin forks. Let's not even forget Ethereum and Ethereum Classic. You are deliberately torturing the word consensus just to m
555.
by Sargos 9y ago
> this one isn't settled yet It pretty much is. Cryptography is a niche of computer science and used the word for a while but now that humanity has chosen to use the word for the entire field of distributed and trustless systems it
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by Sargos 9y ago
It's the perfect comment. The technophobes will upvote because they think it's sarcastic and an anti-crypto comment and the techies will upvote because it matches their world view of crypto becoming an important part of our societ
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by Sargos 9y ago
And technically the "dot com boom" happened 30 years after the invention of the internet. So even by your strange standard we are still in early days.
558.
by Sargos 9y ago
Which ends up hurting us (the consumers) in the end. I will be sad to see digital download codes go the way of the dodo so some corporate fat cat at Redbox can double dip into their profits.
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by Sargos 9y ago
How about putting the tax up front while the customer is on the register? It reduces the burden of documentation for both the customer and government while also ensuring near 100% compliance. Might be a good idea to look into.
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by Sargos 9y ago
Laws take a while to catch up with new technology. This will be fixed in 8-14 years after enough people are affected by this and congress finally gets lobbied enough. Early adopters will get hit the hardest though.
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by Sargos 9y ago
I'm assuming this is predicated on the drone being absolutely still and that nothing in the scene (leaves on trees) is moving? Is that even realistic?
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by Sargos 9y ago
Also less quality of life.
563.
by Sargos 9y ago
This is the primary reason I use Uber when traveling. It makes things so easy.
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by Sargos 9y ago
Why don't we just hire more judges?
565.
by Sargos 9y ago
Has it had any effect on you?
566.
by Sargos 9y ago
What keeps the transaction fees from growing forever? If only a certain amount of transactions can be processed when a coin is mined then that means that competition will only grow as bitcoin becomes more widely used. This competition will
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by Sargos 9y ago
... so bitcoin is doomed as a real currency as the prices are only going to get higher and people are not going to pay a $5 transaction fee for a $10 product. How is the bitcoin community rationalizing this seemingly inescapable mathematica
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by Sargos 9y ago
And the only reason those thousands of people are able to support the enterprise is because of the top level executives making sure the business stays on track
569.
by Sargos 9y ago
> My point here is that the statement in the article "the world’s most important research is inaccessible from the majority of the world" isn't exactly true. This statement is still true even with your trick. The vast majo
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by Sargos 9y ago
Honestly? You can't. Even if a perfect spray did exist you wouldn't be able to get even close to half of the population to use it. It would actually be a small minority. There's actually quite a large group of people out ther

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