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by aquadrop 9y ago
That's probably if you're actually insured. If not, it will be in thousands.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Ok, let's say 3 people with reasonable salaries, $10k a month. Equipment and a car even though is costly is used for long period, let's say $500k over 5 years, that's $8.3k a month. Medications are expendable, because the mor
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by aquadrop 9y ago
We can't find all the edge cases from reading source as well. But we also don't need to test all edge cases, it's still about probability, if the lab was tested (some double-blind study) and could identify successfully 1000 c
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I think it was too complex for a demand it has (most people can just charge car at home every night). They will probably revisit it when more electric cars are around (especially later with self-driving fleets, it's a no-brainer).
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I think that will happen if it will be needed. But there's plenty of people who can just charge car at home every night, that's a big market for adoption
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by aquadrop 9y ago
If you're on windows I found that MS OneNote has great built in OCR.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> Some do, some don't. I've never seen a torrent site which wouldn't let torrents because "oh, it's individual developer's program, we don't allow those". I would say that overwhelming majority of
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Yes, I've been thinking about something similar. Some time limit for individual's liability might be a good compromise. If you could wait to get some things free for personal use later without being in danger of legal problems it
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by aquadrop 9y ago
They limit it to make it secure and make it pointless for the thieves to try exploit it, at the same time covering many quick payment needs - convinience/security balance I mentioned and you ignored. And feel free to think about indu
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by aquadrop 9y ago
It's not all black and white though. Pirating torrent site realistically don't care if pirated stuff is from copyright hoarder or content creator. It's easy to say "those corporate money grabbers are evil" but in re
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by aquadrop 9y ago
What's insecure about it? Heard of a lot of cases where money were stolen from people banks accounts/cards using scamming, viruses etc (and witnessed one right when it was happening), never heard of problems because of card being
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Well, since it was about things that long ago, new people grew up for whom that might be newsworthy.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I use contactless chipped card everywhere and it literally takes less than a second for most payments.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Those aren't buzzwords, when used right. It's dense searchable technical terms and are perfect for title. Do you think title should consists of two paragraphs?
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by aquadrop 9y ago
This is 6 seconds video about coffee beans powering buses.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Yes, that's absolutely insane, I don't have words to describe how insane it is and all that was acquitted... And what's worse, they are all (policemen) on it. One guy shouts moronic commands, another one kills a man for nothi
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by aquadrop 9y ago
On the other hand bitcoin doesn't need to be reprinted every few years and same coins can be reused millions of times, especially if transaction rate goes higher in the future. I still don't know if that comparison is something to
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I think it's 100% their job to calculate risks and inform about legal customs/expected outcomes around something in question.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I don't think _selling_ is a must, but the end user should have an ability _to get_ the drug. Marijuana should be sold and profited off (though regulated) to serve as a barrier so people won't have to switch to hard drugs. But har
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I think what you enumerated shows that "America"'s culture is immigration. Von Neuman was Hungarian, Arno Penzias (big bang) immigrated from Germany, Borlaug's ancestors came from Norway etc USA had influx of people fro
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by aquadrop 9y ago
The point is we don't know that, because there's not that much info in the article. It's not known what is background of those girls and what did they actually build.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
No need for the "think of the children"-like narrative. People just want to know more information, nowadays there's so much false and twisted info/news on the internet that's it's no surprise people are skeptic
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by aquadrop 9y ago
A bit offtopic, but can you advise an English language poet with Pushkin style poetry? I'm native Russian language speaker and even though I can easily understand regular English, I have hard time with poetry and find it quite differe
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> Zones however are superior to VM’s because they don’t require hard pre-allocation of resources like virtual machines do, so they are a superior choice in environments where Windows isn’t desired or required. In public cloud that's
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I don't really think anyone believes it, I think there are only people who believes that someone believes it :)
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by aquadrop 9y ago
It's a joke, if you enter a debate with a joke you just continue a joke. Or that could be a world conspiracy, you know, like the one where Santa and children of the world made adults believe Santa doesn't exist.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
or "simder"
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Yeah, I always thought it's just a parody for fun, when people with straight face discuss some ridiculous things, like that German Bielefeld conspiracy.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Isn't flat earth society itself a ridicule of stupidity?
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by aquadrop 9y ago
You might need to work with fractions of "atomic values" to get the desired level of accuracy. So you have to store not logical cents, but 1/100th of cents or something like that. Much easier and straightforward just use deci

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