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by beaner 10y ago
Honestly as a bystander to this conversation it seems like an easy enough mistake to make. The presidents did the same thing but at different times... Doesn't seem like a big deal. Doesn't nearly seem like enough evidence for &quo
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by beaner 10y ago
> My child goes to daycare and it is infinitely more stimulating than anything we could do for her at home even if we've "given our best effort". Are you sure? I remember daycare and it was mind-numbing torture. The parent
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by beaner 10y ago
Thanks, good to know.
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by beaner 10y ago
This is what I see now: http://i.imgur.com/bRcPZEU.png Last time I tried to sign up, "captcha" was not an option, leaving only privacy-invalidating options. It might be dynamic. The criteria for them not displayin
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by beaner 10y ago
I tried signing up a few weeks ago and definitely seemed like I was being forced to either connect SMS or backup email before I could create an account. So I didn't make one. If these things are optional they do not make it clear how t
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by beaner 10y ago
I don't have a medical explanation for you, but I can tell you what it feels like. I've experienced many pangs of deep loneliness at times when I feel like I'm by myself and should be out being social. It feels like a tug on
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by beaner 10y ago
"Trading" doesn't mean "buying". In fact every trade is a buy and a sell simultaneously. Volume doesn't tell you if the price trend is up or down. You can buy and sell the same bitcoin back and forth a billion
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by beaner 10y ago
Wouldn't journalistic ethics have been to not be so sensationalist to begin with?
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by beaner 10y ago
"Crony capitalism" specifically refers to favors aided by government power.
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by beaner 10y ago
I think the commenter is addressing the overall implication of the article (that "fake news" is common and widespread) rather than the specific instance they're investigating. If this was a one-off, it's not really newsw
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by beaner 10y ago
Is there a source that can give me information on countries that are shady in this way as it relates to the tpp?
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by beaner 10y ago
A diamond purchase is a type of proof-of-burn. It's a way to display how much you value the person by being willing to sacrifice a large part of your savings for them. It's not really about the stone itself, it's about the co
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by beaner 10y ago
Which countries allow slavery?
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by beaner 10y ago
Can you please mark your comment as containing spoilers?
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by beaner 10y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by beaner 10y ago
You might be reading a little too deeply into it. People have been calling each other fags and making rape threats ever since anonymity on the internet and in videogames was a thing.
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by beaner 10y ago
I mean, welcome to the internet. Sorry, but your Twitter feed does not make a countrywide trend. This is the same way the same ignorant people respond to things like gamergate. Events cause outbursts.
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by beaner 10y ago
Not sure when the document was uploaded, but he's talked about it in public before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zDPdwKL-7A You can skip to 15:40.
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by beaner 10y ago
It only takes a small number of people carrying out disproportionately grievous actions to make this seem true. The vast majority of Americans are not racists. The vast majority of Trump supporters are not racists. There is a small number o
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by beaner 10y ago
What makes you smug was your comment that I'm a racist, knowing only that I "vaguely support trump" without knowing why. The article is a good read, you might learn something. Heaven forbid.
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by beaner 10y ago
I guess this is pretty obviously just blatant trolling and should be downvoted, but if not, you're only proving my point. You should also take the time to read the "Smug style in American liberalism" post that is also trendin
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by beaner 10y ago
I don't think you really have your finger on the pulse of most voters. I can tell you as someone in silicon valley who sort of vaguely supports trump, that I have been essentially not permitted to talk about it. What's the benefit
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by beaner 10y ago
Source?
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by beaner 10y ago
There is no evidence that the commenter holds or trades bitcoin, and you also didn't provide any reasons for a blockchain being more valuable than private databases in the contexts he talked about.
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by beaner 10y ago
I think there are a lot of legit complaints about the new announcements and lack of improvements, but this post seems pretty weak. Fn keys aren't really gone, they're just present in another form (the touch bar). The other complai
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by beaner 10y ago
Dude. It's a $79 strap that puts your phone in front of your face. It's a cool toy. They're obviously not trying to compete with Oculus with this. What are you ranting on about?
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by beaner 10y ago
I typically love Google but if true this is the kind of thing that makes me hope they lose. The article is a little light on evidence however, so I'm a little skeptical.
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by beaner 10y ago
r/bitcoin also has a vendetta against Coinbase because they're for a blocksize increase. That forum is actually incredibly childish (just read the comments). You don't find the same concentration of complaints in other crypto
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by beaner 10y ago
Haven't people been asking this for the past few hundred years? And yet we're better off in life than we ever have been. Robots do things cheaper. This allows prices to fall. Also, if a business has nobody to sell to, then they th
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by beaner 10y ago
Isn't access exposed to whatever medium you use to transmit the URL?

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