aglavine

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by aglavine 6y ago
Biology metaphors are similar to cancer.
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by aglavine 6y ago
for anyone in your circles
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by aglavine 6y ago
I trust Gates way more than government.
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by aglavine 6y ago
I liked in that sense Unbelievable. Great miniseries.
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by aglavine 6y ago
We need to break it.
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by aglavine 6y ago
amplitude
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Did Big Data Fail Us During Covid-19?(insidebigdata.com)
1 points by aglavine 6y ago|0 comments
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by aglavine 6y ago
How much of your ad blockers go to creators.
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by aglavine 6y ago
I'm interested in the romantic allure you mention. I love cities, but I always wonder if the combination of a high speed internet, plenty of space and fresh air, solar electricity, and a good electric car to go to town in weekends, wou
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by aglavine 6y ago
It seems I respect working code more than you do. I wouldn't say laws are broken. Improving legacy code always means to understand business logic and if possible the motivation behind it. Then you have a replacement built and you can j
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by aglavine 6y ago
Laws are exactly like released legacy code. They work and occasionally they fail. They can be better, but you have to understand them to know how to improve them.
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by aglavine 6y ago
then you see movies like '24 hour party people' that have a different view...
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by aglavine 6y ago
Both aren't exclusive you know.
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by aglavine 6y ago
>>>1. society will be easily divided into two groups: those >>>who depend on the UBI to live and those who don't. The >>>former will be absolutely at the mercy of the latter. I feel the opposite is more likel
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by aglavine 6y ago
Also, the key to the early internet was the concept of packet-switching.
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by aglavine 6y ago
You now Orson Welles was a child murderer in that movie right?? I wouldn't trust his words.
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by aglavine 7y ago
I agree, yet you can still hide most of the info with stuff like P2P transactions or encrypted transaction storage.
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by aglavine 7y ago
Am employee would have her paycheck in bitcoins. Same quantity every paycheck. Inflation is an emission problem and Bitcoin solves it.
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by aglavine 7y ago
I am a believer now: It solves inflation problem, so government will soon be smaller.
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by aglavine 7y ago
Don't know why an option of both anonymity and cashless isn't possible. Why couldn't a virtual wallet with just a fake name and a password exists?
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by aglavine 7y ago
Passing the Buck for Musk seems to ask people also to include in the buck a (potential) solution for the (potential) problem.
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by aglavine 7y ago
It is called after a fictional spacecraft https://science.howstuffworks.com/10-fictional-spacecraft-we...
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by aglavine 7y ago
They are reinvesting a lot.
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by aglavine 7y ago
I have 30 year old CDs that play as good as the first time, as well as older vinyl discs. I'm sure I own 20 year old DVDs in same condition.
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by aglavine 7y ago
I failed my interview with Amazon, but I blame me. The interviewers were mostly nice amd helpful. I missed a few questions. It was a learning experience. Sure the interview process can improve, but I didn't find it a mess as some peopl
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by aglavine 7y ago
Retropie Old Laptop
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by aglavine 7y ago
I don't agree. I think the problem with 'engagement' isn't conflict. It is that engagement in Internet remains virtual, and that's a source of discontent. We need to translate that engagement back to reality
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by aglavine 7y ago
1. USA cuts military budget 2. Russia invades Finland. USA does nothing. 3. Homelessness in Finland peaks
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by aglavine 7y ago
Evo Morales commited fraud.
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by aglavine 7y ago
also, SpaceX relies way less on external providers.

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