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by _2d30 3y ago
You mean found NOT guilty. Anyone notice how gobengo actively lied and misled (he bought SOME of FRC, a publicly traded entity) in his comment implying conspiratorial dealings?
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by _2d30 3y ago
East vs West Germany seems to offer something akin to a natural experiment that suggests this view is largely incorrect.
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by _2d30 3y ago
> Shouldn't the same logic then apply to people? Yeah, figured as much. I like that you smugly answered your question for them. Tilt at the windmills and strawmen all you want I guess.
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by _2d30 4y ago
I wasn't aware of this website! It's great, I'm following Apollo 11 right now.
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by _2d30 4y ago
> For instance, they used to have unpaid interns do full days at theme parks in-character and people would fly all the way from Australia for that privilege because, you know, you get to be Peter Pan for a summer. Want to hear one even c
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by _2d30 4y ago
> It's all about crypto > Fiat is trash Okie dokie.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Yes, exactly. I was just lamenting the load time as an additional problem with that being the submitted link. I would note as well that the Mastodon instance clearly struggled with the initial load from the HN traffic. Testing its load time
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by _2d30 4y ago
Because Twitter and Mastodon are interchangeable here. If this same person posted the original content as a Tweet and there were a pattern of users posting Twitter links to boost Twitter engagement, the problem would stand.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Nothing less important than the comparison to Twitter here.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Yes, agreed, in addition to being utterly useless as an intermediate step between HN and the interesting content OP found, Mastodon is a bad product that doesn't scale.
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by _2d30 4y ago
It's so funny to me how many people post links to Mastodon just to try and get people to use it on HN. There's literally no value to Mastodon being the linked to piece of content when one could actually link directly to that conte
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by _2d30 4y ago
> due to good old regular banks doing what they do best: making customers deposits disappear. What would you estimate is the total value of customer deposits that banks have loss in failure over the last say 30yrs?
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by _2d30 4y ago
I have no idea what financial statement you’re looking at but this is not remotely correct.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Wow I really like the terminology "oxidizing" for re-writing something in Rust. Sorry for the unsubstantive comment.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Meta comment: the UI of mastodon is really bad.
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by _2d30 4y ago
> one way Google scams If you see a sentence like this, you can be certain you don't have an interlocutor that is acting in good faith.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Tried searching for "google" and it returned no results. Fun
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by _2d30 4y ago
CS has been the worst IB in the industry for years. Really embarrassing for the Swiss.
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by _2d30 4y ago
What makes the power differential between teachers and their employers different from the police and their employers?
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by _2d30 4y ago
How do you figure teachers differ?
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by _2d30 4y ago
Go 1 block over and walk a mile down Valencia.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Why is this so highly upvoted? Is this a famous case? The tweet isn't exactly doing numbers... The first tweet is so heavily redacted and posted by an obviously biased source, I don't trust it at all. Very weird. I do hate civil a
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by _2d30 4y ago
> The same website that makes a strong promotion against ad tracking: https://lichess.org/ads What does this have to do with clickbait?
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by _2d30 4y ago
Likely you made this up and have no idea actually.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Theranos and Nikola were all dumb money. WeWork is a real business. Over inflated initially but it's still alive and delivers a good product. FTX was smart money and a huge scam. Definitely a major indictment of the VC industry and maj
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by _2d30 4y ago
Lizardman’s constant
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by _2d30 4y ago
Really? Sunglasses before control over the 100s of Millions of devices the vast majority of people use for hours every day?
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by _2d30 4y ago
> A pointy haired narcissist with a track record of taking credit for other people's work Thankfully you're here to dramatically increase the quality of commentary.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Good to know! Thanks
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by _2d30 4y ago
This is brand new to Gelsinger's reign beginning in 2021, no?

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