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by after_care 5y ago
Some states allow for small amounts of ketamine to be a misdemeanor, but for many (most?) it’s a felony. In Texas and Florida, the second and third most populous states, possession of any amount of Ketamine is a felony.
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Clearly ketamine infusions are about being legal and all the benefits of doing business out in the open. Anyone could buy illicit ketamine for 1/50th the cost and administer at home, but that is a felony.
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Trust. A blockchain copy can be better verified than a database.
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I can see how it would make _some_ things more liquid. Imagine if the average residential real estate transaction didn’t require a titling agency. You’d be able to buy a house on a Sunday, or after 6pm. People might be more inclined to bu
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I do wonder how an economic system would function if people worked for 50 years and then had 200+ years of retirement. Perhaps the production/consumption ratio will work out as automation/ai/robots increases labor productivi
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> Maybe in the future AI will solve this problem, if we can learn to accurately model the human body. But given it's insane complexity that's certainly going to be a big challenge It’s clear to me that modeling the human body w
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iPhone will send an alert to you if unknown AirTag is following you around.
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Future expectations are largely considered in current prices. Some of this will depend on your time horizon. Let’s consider 5+ decades. 1. Look for areas that have a long history of growth. You don’t want to invest in a fad. 2. Look for
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I did the math once, and that vacuum hyperloop would be 10s or 100s of km.
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I left a job after nine months, and have to defend that decision 6+ years later.
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Probably the most common pre-industrial job was farmer, which is super repetitive. Imagine a task like tilling with a hoe, which would be a very repetitive and strong swinging motion.
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It’s always been a race. Look at Windows phone to see what happens when you come late.
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It doesn’t really matter where the user uses the Oculus, it matters how much users use the oculus. It can find success outside of the pocket. Look at cable TV advertising.
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Apple products are very good for accessibility.
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All Intel needs to convince customers of us that they have a attract supply of chips.
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I’ve seen several brain-electrode stories on HN in the last couple of weeks. Has there been a breakthrough in the underlying technology or theory of this medical technology?
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It’s not accurate to say Google has a monopoly on the “internet discoverability” information network. Bing and yahoo contain near equal information networks and Google isn’t dominate in many important Asian regions.
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I’d much rather take an ICE train than a steam engine train…
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I want to live in a world where we work on projects that will benefit us both 5 and 50 years in the future.
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Flying greatly reduces the weight carrying capacity, and is in theory more susceptible to high wind environments. There’s a dozen “far future” use cases were a bipedal machine will be more acceptable to humans, including in home maid and ar
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by after_care 5y ago
Interesting to see that the N64 only used 19watts. I was expecting a much larger number. http://www.tpcdb.com/product.php?id=2602
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CIA isn’t above being a revenue generating department.
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Firefox gets $500M/yr for making Google it’s default browser. If each user pays $50/yr that’s 10M users just to match what FF considers inadequate revenue.
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On the other hand, if all currency was on a blockchain it would be possible to perform block chain analysis to determine each individual’s wealth and income making taxes much easier.
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Caloric requirements are higher for someone awake than someone asleep. If the cap allows someone to operate with 20% less sleep you could imagine a small expansion of hours for shopping, venues, restaurants etc, I’d the cap allows for an
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It probably includes yard irrigation.
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If that’s the goal we should invest in buses, because you essentially described buses.
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Sure, but if someone was monitoring and they did have evidence then the EFF would most likely publicize the findings. You can answer the question “has anyone found evidence of popular apps monitoring audio data” by searching EFF archives.
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If there was any evidence I’m sure the EFF would be talking about this. https://mobile.twitter.com/eff/status/1164331076375814144?la...
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Real question, where are my direct deposit “paychecks” suppose to go besides a retail bank? Once they have the money sitting in accounts they might as well lend it or something.

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