atomical

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571.
by atomical 8y ago
Do you really need the space or is it just some anxiety issue / ocd issue?
572.
by atomical 8y ago
I totally agree. There's a PR cover up going on.
573.
by atomical 8y ago
If the breaks don't work because of an engineering defect who is responsible? In this case it's the LIDAR that failed.
574.
by atomical 8y ago
Do you think dang moderates voting as well?
575.
by atomical 8y ago
How would reading help you find prospective investments? Do you not mean reading books?
576.
by atomical 8y ago
Maybe that's why Buffett is buying more shares.
577.
by atomical 8y ago
I guess this research is wrong then? https://nutritionfacts.org/video/preserving-immune-function-...
578.
by atomical 8y ago
Does the process you are referring to automatically give a refund to the player? It's hard for me to follow your logic because you mention Bitcoin which doesn't have a smart contract language like Ethereum. Check out the FunFair p
579.
by atomical 8y ago
The most useless discussions on HN revolve around diet. So much pseudoscience. Topics on Bitcoin make more sense.
580.
by atomical 8y ago
> * you want if you want more than one company to cooperate There are many companies that interact with API services from other companies. > * you want participation to be permissionless Is this something CTO's are requesting? &g
581.
by atomical 8y ago
Where is the automated dispute resolution in the system you are describing? What is preventing the house from cheating?
582.
by atomical 8y ago
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/048a/195bcf921fdd25f267eab2...
583.
by atomical 8y ago
You seem quite amused that you were right about a prediction. It must mean something to be right about the future, correct? Some personal achievement?
584.
by atomical 8y ago
What does being right about a prediction mean to you?
585.
by atomical 8y ago
> Yet every day there are stories (such as this article) showing crypto becoming more deeply ingrained in mainstream circles. Check out Attack of the 50-foot blockchain by David Gerard. He goes through many of those articles and debunks
586.
by atomical 8y ago
I doubt they are interested in providing liquidity for an unproven technology and currency though.
587.
by atomical 8y ago
They probably feel they have an edge trading against the typical crypto trader.
588.
by atomical 8y ago
Who should be in control here? The mosquitos or humans?
589.
by atomical 8y ago
How many MDs are on Hacker News?
590.
by atomical 8y ago
Do you have any plans for a Crispr gene drive to wipe them out?
591.
by atomical 8y ago
Trivial for you. What about everyone else? It's silly to move because of mosquitos. That doesn't mean we shouldn't eradicate them though.
592.
by atomical 8y ago
Killing off a species so we can enjoy the planet a little bit more shouldn't be a big deal.
593.
by atomical 8y ago
> We can leave the remaining ~3,500 species of mosquitos—which don’t bite humans—alone. Runner here. No thanks. I would like to run in peace.
594.
by atomical 8y ago
It was sarcasm. I explained my position.
595.
by atomical 8y ago
Did you?
596.
by atomical 8y ago
Facts, lies, or unproven?
597.
by atomical 8y ago
Many research chemicals are sold as nootropics. We are allowed to discuss things that are related. But not sell them, which is what YouTubers do indirectly through affiliate links.
598.
by atomical 8y ago
Exercise is much different from research chemicals. One difference is you don't need to buy exercise from shady sites that will eventually be shut down by the FDA.
599.
by atomical 8y ago
This is off topic.
600.
by atomical 8y ago
Great comment, thanks for posting it. There are so many pseudoscience type comments in this thread.

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