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by amrocha 2y ago
Sure, there would be a black market for it, but that black market would be a lot smaller than the open market we have right now. There’s plenty of legal ways of exchanging cryptocurrencies for real currencies, shutting those down would be a
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by amrocha 2y ago
I understand and respect your decision to moderate my comment, and I’ll be more careful going forward. But I would like to point out that a rule that allows someone to openly state they discriminate during interviews but forbids a strong re
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by amrocha 2y ago
Here’s an idea, get rid of cryptocurrencies and the need for KYC basically vanishes.
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by amrocha 2y ago
Stop assuming. Strengthening connections doesn’t mean old men are killing themselves.
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by amrocha 2y ago
You do see how discriminatory your statement is right? Replace “wearing a suit” with literally anything else unrelated to programming skills. Wearing a dress. Having a particular speech pattern. Being old. As soon as you start judging peopl
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by amrocha 2y ago
This feels like such a narrow view of the world. Not necessarily discriminatory, but on the path to get there. So what if a candidate wants to look good? How you feel about your looks affects your confidence, and you want to be confident in
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by amrocha 2y ago
Except that’s not in any way their motivation, so this is a completely unrelated comment.
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by amrocha 2y ago
Sure, they can leave, but if their companies want access to the US market they have to pay taxes. Capital flight is a red herring.
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by amrocha 2y ago
You still have to pay an exit tax if you give up citizenship. The tax man gets his cut.
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by amrocha 2y ago
Maybe the reason you haven’t heard about it is that you don’t know any billionaires? That, and that the US is a tax haven for the super rich, so they have no reason to leave.
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by amrocha 2y ago
Sure, but crypto millionaires are acting like they’re billionaires.
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by amrocha 2y ago
The killer app is crime. Old scams have flourished. Entire new forms of scam have been invented. Crypto currency has been a game changer for criminal organizations.
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by amrocha 2y ago
Because we’ve already automated everything else. What’s left is work that’s done by specialists. The entire pitch behind AI is that it can automate these jobs. If you can’t trust it, then AI is useless. Excluding art theft obviously.
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by amrocha 2y ago
Yeah but if your accountant bullshits when doing your taxes, you can sue them.
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by amrocha 2y ago
I’d argue you should read the docs and write code that works and you wouldn’t have any problems
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by amrocha 2y ago
If you try to build incompatible code and it doesn’t work, that’s not a bug
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by amrocha 2y ago
The Wrights were successful and influential, yes. But they were not the first. Unless you cherry pick criteria to disqualify everyone else. Which is what you’re doing.
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by amrocha 2y ago
If you postfacto cherry pick the criteria by which to credit the inventor of a plane then yes, the wright brother unequivocally invented the plane.
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by amrocha 2y ago
If ex NSA agents made a cyber security company and Baidu acquired it I think that would be relevant.
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I think the point is that the Israeli government is akin to a terrorist organization
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by amrocha 2y ago
You chose to work in a toxic company, of course you had toxic managers.
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by amrocha 2y ago
I think security is within the purview of a browser. Even if I disagree with the implementation. And AMP is not a browser feature.
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by amrocha 2y ago
According to me they haven’t. I can make a youtube channel too if that adds to my credibility.
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by amrocha 2y ago
HK and Xinjiang are already part of china. Tibet and Taiwan have historical ties. China has no expansionist ambitions, they just want what they perceive as theirs. And like, idk if you know this, but the world bank and the IMF are the ones
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by amrocha 2y ago
In a multi device world that makes sense though. If you save your passwords on your phone, you don’t want to lose them all if that phone breaks.
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by amrocha 2y ago
China had no intention to take over anywhere. They’re happy where they are.
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by amrocha 2y ago
What do browsers do that they weren’t meant to? The only thing that comes to mind is password management. But I would also argue that’s a boon for normal users and trust in the web.
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by amrocha 2y ago
I agree with up that you have to take revenue into account as well. However, as an NPO Mozilla has no mandate to grow at all costs. What’s the benefit of having Mozilla be this huge? How does it compare to the risk of shutting down if their
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by amrocha 2y ago
People vote for a candidate’s vibes but they can change their minds if a better candidate comes along!

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