al_chemist

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by al_chemist 6y ago
According to the story, it's BYOB, bring your own barrel.
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by al_chemist 6y ago
Why do we discuss this clause as something unique? Not accepting delivery is a standard clause in transport, even small internet shops handle that.
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by al_chemist 6y ago
"monotonically worse" means it never gets better. "worse" without "monotonically" means it may get better for a bit, but overall it will be worse. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monotonic_fu
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by al_chemist 6y ago
Paperspace supports* Linux client, GeForce Now does not. * allegedly. Tried to set up Paperspace and Parsec without result.
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by al_chemist 6y ago
> you're not allowed to say anything negative about Donald Trump Have you used Internet or watched American TV in last five years?
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by al_chemist 7y ago
4. Invest it in your core biz. 5. Invest it in research 6. Buy other companies to extend your core biz.
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by al_chemist 7y ago
You took communication class and main thing you got out of it was how to not to communicate? It's like going to knife-fighting class to learn how to win every knife fight and receive "buy a gun" advice. Yes, it works. But it&
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by al_chemist 7y ago
"How not to resolve a conflict?" by Anonymous Chapter 1 - definitions When the source of a conflict is definition of a word and somebody defines it, just say "No, it's not!".
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by al_chemist 7y ago
> You don't build wealth by saving. You do it by investing using leverage. For some reason, this sounds like "you don't build wealth by saving. You do it by lottery and scratchcards!"
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by al_chemist 7y ago
It's a shortcut just like Panama and Suez channel. It changes travel time from around few weeks to few days. Panama channel allows you to not to go around America. Suez channel allows you to not to go around Africa. This shortcut all
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by al_chemist 7y ago
Why stop at bitcoin if we could destroy Internet? People could do much more instead of watching cat videos or porn.
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by al_chemist 7y ago
Not true. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starvation_response > the body burns fat after first exhausting the contents of the digestive tract along with glycogen reserves stored in liver cells and after significant pr
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by al_chemist 7y ago
"your messages appear and disappear as quickly as you type them, which means unless you pay attention to what everyone says (for once), you’ll miss it." I think limit is based on human attention limit, not Elixir process limit.
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by al_chemist 7y ago
> over 400 distinct pieces, each with their own rules for movement I doubt it'd exist. It's hard to place 400 pieces on board, hard to remember 400 different movement patterns, it takes forever to setup the game. Shogi is asian
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by al_chemist 7y ago
"A restricted stock unit (RSU) is compensation issued by an employer to an employee in the form of company stock."
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by al_chemist 7y ago
> No one ever listens to let alone agrees with the person yelling at them. Ever. That's why advertisement doesn't work. Ever. /s
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by al_chemist 7y ago
> perhaps many people decided to opt out November airdrop required providing phone number.
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by al_chemist 7y ago
Don't agree with him. It's your project and your time. If you trust yourself and know you don't log, then why make an effort to appease paranoid users who never checked source code of your extension? k-anonymity will increase
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by al_chemist 7y ago
You are happy to remove adverts from website, but removing adverts from video is unfair? Why?
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by al_chemist 7y ago
I really hate this kind of nit-picking. You're afraid to give this information to student who said it's not stored, and yet you don't mind to give the same information to the biggest marketing machine who not only uses it, bu
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by al_chemist 7y ago
Soon: "Indiana man charged with theft for removing drugs planted by police"
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by al_chemist 7y ago
> give a company rights to use a 3d render of you in it There's reason why actors earn money and it's not due to perfect face or body.
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by al_chemist 7y ago
> do crypto without burning through thousands of CPU-hours of compute Imagine how video games could grow if only somebody invented how to make games that doesn't burn through thousands of GPU-hours of compute.
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by al_chemist 7y ago
>> Without massive progress in the next decade, civilization will probably collapse by 2035. > That's a little bit overblown. Want to make a bet on longbets.org? I'll happily donate to a green cause. "If civilization
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by al_chemist 7y ago
Global warming will melt ice caps and flood the world. Or global warming will evaporate water and dry the world. One thing is sure. Global warming, water and world war three. /s
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by al_chemist 7y ago
Concepts creeps because when we want to affect world, we need to name things first. When we name them, we need short phrase that will fit twit. Who cares if somebody already used it to describe something different?! [1] The other reason why
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by al_chemist 7y ago
Digging a ditch is not emotional labor, because "people feel good when they have the ditch they need". It is physical labor, because dig it. It could have some part of emotional labor. It's hard, you have callouses on your ha
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by al_chemist 7y ago
From article: >Banksy is in a difficult position,” he said. “Because he doesn’t produce his own range of shoddy merchandise and the law is quite clear – if the trademark holder is not using the mark, then it can be transferred to someone
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by al_chemist 7y ago
Remember, only Apple Watch™ can save your life and your loved one's. Buy one now for each person you care about. You care about them, do you?
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by al_chemist 7y ago
If candidate had more power, companies would create whole section of company to try to find and hire talents. Companies would literally pay to find candidates.

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