Victerius

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by Victerius 4y ago
Crypto.com's CRO ponzicoin is in freefall: https://i.imgur.com/sJZBv5n.jpeg
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Get your money off crypto.com immediately(twitter.com)
62 points by Victerius 4y ago|54 comments
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‘Fix Your Companies. Or Congress Will,’ Senator Ed Markey Warns Elon Musk(theverge.com)
10 points by Victerius 4y ago|7 comments
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by Victerius 4y ago
The number of Agile apologists in this comment section surprises me.
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Elon Musk says Twitter 'may face bankruptcy' as more staff quit(news.sky.com)
5 points by Victerius 4y ago|1 comments
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by Victerius 4y ago
HN is dead. This comment section proves it.
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by Victerius 4y ago
Only if the rich do it first. I won't eat bugs, lab grown meat, algae, or any other experimental food until the rich do it first, and do it consistently, not just once as a demonstration. My logic is simple. If the rich don't embr
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by Victerius 4y ago
Afghanistan is landlocked. To its north is Russia. To its east is China. To its south are Pakistan and India. And to its west is Iran. Fun neighborhood. Nothing could go wrong with the above countries fighting for their share of Afghanistan
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by Victerius 4y ago
Don't forget Félicette, the first, and so far the ONLY, cat launched into space: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A9licette She also survived.
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by Victerius 4y ago
I don't see how Twitter can survive as a business entity. The old executive team is gone and no competent executive wants to work for Twitter. They're firing half of their employees, and the other half will quit in short order. Ad
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by Victerius 4y ago
Oh, right. I mixed it with month-on-month inflation.
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by Victerius 4y ago
For the mathematically inclined among us, dp/dt is still positive. It's d^2p/dt^2 that is slightly negative.
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by Victerius 4y ago
Since Twitter is now a private company, its owners are free of the host of laws that publicly traded firms have to abide by. There are many things the kingdom could offer Musk in return for a say in Twitter's content. Like money, in su
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by Victerius 4y ago
Does this mean that we should expect to see a bias in the content that Twitter allows, to favor Saudi interests or to paint the kingdom in a more favorable way, in the future? I'm... not sure how effective it would be. The American pol
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by Victerius 4y ago
Because the issue of fake reviews and scam products is blown out of proportion. Amazon remains one of the most convenient digital stores to shop on. I have almost never received a product that was different than what I expected. On the rare
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by Victerius 4y ago
Less than five hundred million.
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by Victerius 4y ago
Good. A less populated China is a weaker China. And a weaker China is a good thing for the global prospects of liberal democracy. I don't want to see China becoming the most powerful country in the world, ever.
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by Victerius 4y ago
I'm one of them. I unsubscribed to Netflix and subscribed to Disney+. I don't watch a lot of shows, but I'm a huge fan of Star Wars, which Disney owns.
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by Victerius 4y ago
I was thinking about something less expensive and beefy than one of those $100+, 800 pages textbooks. [1] [2] [3] [4] Something closer in format to the MIT Essential Knowledge Series. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-
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by Victerius 4y ago
Is there a primer I could read to refresh my knowledge of basic chemistry? I prefer the written format. A 50-100 pages document would be ideal. I don't mind chemical equations and math.
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by Victerius 4y ago
What does your code look like? Is it like if case=1 then (...) if case=2 then (...) If you have a unique outcome for each case, you'll probably have to take the long way. Without knowing what your code looks like though, i
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by Victerius 4y ago
And was the holy Lamb of God, On Englands pleasant pastures seen? Well, the lamb now costs £5.19/kg. [1] 'Dem pleasant pastures be getting expensive. [1] https://ahdb.org.uk/gb-deadweight-sheep-prices
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Ask HN: Is tech starving other industries of talent?
18 points by Victerius 4y ago|12 comments
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Kyiv Planning for Total Evacuation If It Loses Electricity(nytimes.com)
4 points by Victerius 4y ago|1 comments
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by Victerius 4y ago
This is a bad troll post.
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by Victerius 4y ago
I mean, plastics were basically invented _because_ of their resistance to natural degradation and corrosion. A material that nature cannot destroy is a weapon of mass destruction. Anything sold to the general public _must_ be biodegradable.
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by Victerius 4y ago
Give me one logical reason why we should give the NBER the authority to declare whether the United States of America is in a recession. First, the NBER is not a government agency. It's a private organization. Second, there is no law th
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by Victerius 4y ago
The court has rendered its judgment. Now let it enforce it. The developers should ignore the judge and move forward with the project. Bring those bulldozers to the construction site. Put shovels in the ground. What's the judge going to
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by Victerius 4y ago
This but unironically. The 355 ship navy and 386 squadron air force won't build themselves. All those HIMARS, NASAMS, Stingers, Javelins, and counter battery radars we sent to Ukraine also need to be replenished.
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by Victerius 4y ago
Raise federal income taxes rates and create additional tax brackets. Or, better, replace discrete tax brackets by a monotonously continuously increasing function t=f(x), where x=taxable income and t=effective tax rate. The function could ha

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