Sentino

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by Sentino 4y ago
On one side it's expected from a biker to drive straight etc. And then it's expected to drive around plenty of obstacles on the bike lane. But yes we should rebuild cities to accommodate bikes first and then see if cars still have
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by Sentino 4y ago
How does it matter if it's a news article relevant to hn audience or a blog article from somewhere else? Not everyone scans the internet every day
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by Sentino 4y ago
Srsly? How often are they a problem? Also it's legal and expected
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by Sentino 4y ago
That article did not mention cosmopolitan people at all.
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by Sentino 4y ago
Yepp
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by Sentino 4y ago
Weird. Well running companies should use antycyclic to gain further advantage to normal companies.
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by Sentino 4y ago
Huiuiu something will change the usa health care system. Old companies should be careful. And don't forget the other company who is already working in making drugs much cheaper.
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by Sentino 4y ago
Interesting that you wrote that just like that. Now apparently we have just created 1$ out of thin air. I like that example as it already shows one of the fundamental risks of crypto. And now you can't even just say BTC or eth or stabl
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by Sentino 4y ago
I'm not sure why you read the numbers different than I do but your provided link shows a loss of 2/3. And is that really a lot of money in a global sense?
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by Sentino 4y ago
Why would he wanna do that?
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by Sentino 4y ago
It's not hard to follow. We have currently extreme weathers around the globe. BTC creates ton of co2. Co2 is the problem. We can't afford btc
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by Sentino 4y ago
Way to 'toyie'. Looks weird, spends tons of time to promote the dolphin angle and the use cases are all shuffled together.
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by Sentino 4y ago
We need to be smarter about co2. We don't price in the real cost of Bitcoin. Every co2 we put out there without it doing specific work before like smelting or transporting critical goods is co2 we need to remove which we wouldn't