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by airza 4y ago
Well, as the second sentence of the article says, it seems relevant here because he was able to use the application… with his law enforcement credentials.
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by airza 4y ago
It seems pretty simple, piping bash commands into other bash commands and other text stream juggling is a pretty typical use of these commands and so changing what stream is output can change the behavior of consumers of the output of these
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by airza 4y ago
It is a wash trade, which is illegal in a regulated market.
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by airza 4y ago
Saying "end" here acts like the current system ends the misery of the homeless people who are subjected to it. But the position they end up inside of a US prison is equally miserable. The only difference is that it is invisible to
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by airza 4y ago
I don’t know how to ask this neutrally, but how did you (and a doctor?) come to use an anti cancer medication for mood stabilization?
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by airza 4y ago
Based on the ~2 days i spent hacking on them at defcon a few years ago, all of the current models should be taken out back and shot.
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by airza 4y ago
A third possibility is that economic activity which was not previously wasteful (...?) is no longer feasible ; that is, businesses which planned a future in shipping things that are made with wheat or eat wheat or use gasoline or are shipp
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by airza 4y ago
I mean, they can have ROI, but if having one saves you 90K a year and they cost 89k a year is that really the optimal way to structure society?
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by airza 4y ago
I think if your country's politics can be this badly steamrolled by a kleptocracy with the GDP of Italy then maybe, just maybe, you live in a failed state.
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by airza 4y ago
I have been using rxjs with typescript for some stuff. Functional reactive has proven to be a good paradigm for some stuff in the UI and thornier parts of shared state across multiple applications.
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by airza 4y ago
Taxes don’t just go into a black hole though. They are used to pay people who work for the government or who sell things to the government.
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by airza 4y ago
>Eventually, irrigated farming in Arizona and Nevada may become a thing of the past. Why is there irrigated farming in Arizona?? It's a desert!
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by airza 4y ago
How is it glorious if you don't actually have to or want to go out in it? I don't understand.
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by airza 4y ago
The problem is that most vaccines affect menstruation; for obvious reasons the uterus is a hotbed of immune activity in the human body.
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by airza 4y ago
I don’t remember where i saw it, but the thesis that being that unimaginably rich is detrimental to complex decision making has a certain logic to it. Compared to a normal person, you just have so much power that your inner circle is unlike
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by airza 4y ago
The invisible comparison you seem to be making here is to Facebook or Twitter, companies which also do not seem to have my best interests in mind.
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by airza 4y ago
I think it's pretty easy to conclude that offering credit cards isn't socially responsible. The company's revenue is maximized if they can identify and sell to people who are just wealthy enough to be trapped more or less i
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by airza 4y ago
It doesn’t really matter. The time to ask these questions was before signing a binding contract to purchase the company.
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by airza 4y ago
So if 100% of uninsured people have taken out credit card debt for insulin, merely 60% of insured people have! That doesn’t sound much better.
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by airza 4y ago
What is celsius' future? It seems like Goldman just wants a bunch of fire sale assets.
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by airza 4y ago
What is the concept of an outlier when you’re trying to measure if the earth is hotter than it used to be over a fixed length of time? If your hottest temperature 500 degrees, then sure, you may have an outlier that needs exclusion. But if
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by airza 4y ago
Why would the median temperature be a useful measurement here? Quick, what is the median of these numbers: -2,-1,0,1,2 And what is the median of these numbers: -7,-1,0,1,2 Of course the average and median are identical for a perfectly dis
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by airza 4y ago
"We're sunsetting Google Pacemaker on December 31, 2029..."
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by airza 4y ago
As an alternative theory... A lot of the airbnb and hospitality industry got annihilated in the last few years. An adaptation to this state of affairs has been more and more hotels or AirBNBs where travelling to the hotel. In Japan there se
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by airza 4y ago
Individual investors tend to get liquidated, but for hedge funds larger investors the story is more complex. See < https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-07-29/archeg... >: > In the traditio
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by airza 4y ago
I think the killer app for crypto (money laundering/buying drugs online) will provide some kind of cushion against going straight to zero. But that is a much smaller cap.
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by airza 4y ago
That makes sense... Is the alternative individual users using some type of smart contract to borrowers directly? It seems like in that case there would indeed be more transparency, but also that the end state of many, many leveraged positio
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by airza 4y ago
What is celsius if not defi?
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by airza 4y ago
It would be nice if mobile browsers had push notifications in IOS because it would make it possible to have browser based mobile apps with some chance of feature parity.
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by airza 4y ago
>people like it that way. Even if that was true (which it does not seem to be, given that the real estate values in neighborhoods most closely resembling the netherlands in the US are among the most expensive in the country) it seems lik

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