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From my understanding, US law is based on King George III, which inherently requires intent to be proven. In other words, US law judges by intent vs actual action/damage. One example of this is: Credit Card Fraud is prosecuted based on
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Honest question: I grew up on a farm in former USSR. We milked cows daily, when I was a kid. Back then, I never knew about lactose intolerance but to be fair, this wasn’t a topic discussed. Considering I know nothing about this, and you see
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I don’t inherently believe that to be true for most Red voters. I do believe that is the inherit belief of most Red politicians and oligarchs.
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I think the issue with your particular stance is: you are right, with regard to Red politicians, but not when it comes to the ever-day-joe. The suburb soccer mom doesn't believe abortions should be only for the rich, and supports mater
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That’s a really good point and thanks for sharing. Definitely food for thought with regards to this sensitive topic. Personally, I believe anti-abortion is a double edged sword that I don’t know how to traverse. I respect everyone’s right t
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That's a fair counter-point. If we had to create a model to test my hypothesis, what do you believe is the best way to go about it? My proposal is as follows: Take the GDP, per capita, per state and compare expansion/contraction o
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I believe the “real” reason is to disenfranchise voters and seal their majority.
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That's a really good point but unfortunately its just a surface level argument. Same states that demonize abortions also cut health services for children and mothers. All states that had a trigger law to ban abortions also do not have
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Why would crypto be involved? You are using the blockchain and smart contracts. The token aspect does not need to be included or can be abstracted away into internal reserve where tokens == $1. Artists paid in $ or w/e fiat currency. T
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Sure they can. I mean, HomeDepot uses blockchain for inventory with multiple parties involved. I don’t know if they ever went through with it but Chipotle was heavily investing into blockchain for food supply chains and the tech is 100% com
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The first step is for RIAA to adopt a centralized database/block chain. This would be similar to how HomeDepot uses IBMs prop blockchain to handle their inventory. I will use DB, for short. The DB would allow current, and previous, cop
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This conversation was explicitly about licensing. I don’t know enough of the technology to know how feasible that is, however.
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His point was applying smart contracts to old libraries and new music. BAYC is a different approach as they use the NFT is an access token vs. art work, in my opinion. He’s in PE so he’s probably looking at this from a particular lease, whi
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So there are multiple layers of rights ownership in music, and multiple ways to license music. There are songs that may have 10+ different owners of specific rights (author, composer, singer, recording, distribution, exclusive vs non-exclus
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One solid argument I’ve heard from people who dived into NFTs is royalties. In this case, we discussed music royalties and how complicated they are. With NFTs, there would be a huge boost in productivity in terms of licensing content (song
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About the size of east coast, from Canada to Florida. It’s fairly large. Tokyo is crowded, however.
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Thanks for the info, will have to look into it. It seems they did spent a bit of money to build a campus in St. Petersburg but with Russian tech exodus, not sure how that would work.
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I don’t believe they have any openings in Russia and they’ve moved their HQ to Prague. https://www.jetbrains.com/careers/jobs/
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Yes, the process was named after Maxwell's daemon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing)
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How is attacking her character contributing to the conversation?
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Everyone’s gotta eat. Even ladder makers.
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You’re not wrong.
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I mean, they had a forward P/E ration of like 22, which was overvalued. They’re a more respectable 13x, it seems. But that’s the idea…SWI was overvalued, and when the hack came, they sold off. Basically, what I’m trying to say is that
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I believe around February ‘20, a large Microsoft security issue was revealed, their stock was up 2%. A counter example would be Ubiquity that did drop, after the article by Krebs was released. Generally, bugs, even catastrophic ones can be
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Disclaimer: i don’t have a dog in the fight…or a branch on a tree, in this context. Sentient is defined as able to perceive or feel things. The paper linked discusses how trees can “communicate” and “feel” based on release of specific chemi
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You just compared a company that sells a product to an autocratic regime… That’s, a bit of a stretch.
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Thank you! The amount of times I’ve left recipe sites because they’re filled with ads is too damn high. I don’t even care if author adds a story but after every paragraph an ad is ridiculous. Recently, I’ve been purchasing cook books just t
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Okay, maybe this approach isn’t for everyone but I have 2 email addresses. One, a Gmail that I’ve had forever, is my “public” email that’s just filled with junk. The other is used for stuff like banks, utilities, etc. and I protect it fierc
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Ransomware gang tries to extort Apple hours ahead of Spring Loaded event
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“Best Practice” are usually zoomed out, birds eye view solutions. It’s hard to argue with “you should use a version control” unless you have a very good reason not to. However, if you get into the “you should always use single quotes” argum
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