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by caprese 7y ago
Their A/B test told them to do it, without wondering if they should do it Basically their engagement numbers were better for a larger amount of people by making search engines counterintuitive for early adopters. We personally need a g
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by caprese 7y ago
Does anybody here just use Bitcoin and Ether to write to their respective databases? I feel like these binary discussions always here miss this native use case that people use. Those people wouldnt brag about it
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by caprese 7y ago
> Whatever remains is typically taken away by lobbyist that only help to further inflate shareholder value I honestly love this. The mechanisms of consensus have never been so unguarded while entrenched interests are guarding polar fring
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by caprese 7y ago
The answer is “yes, all industries where investors dont care about that” and luckily for investors there is nothing else to invest in
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by caprese 7y ago
I appreciate the European Collective Bargaining against corporations
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by caprese 7y ago
People that hacked and released NSA exploit: still free People that weaponized NSA exploit and released Wannacry bitcoin ransom: still free (I think?) People that weaponized NSA exploit for Monero mining: richer than Wannacry creator and st
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by caprese 7y ago
WELL, do note that this is about an infraction that occurred in mid-2018, LONG after the "ardent HODL-ers" were skeptical about it and while Tether had its highest level of confidence in the market, instead of like 2016. So it is
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by caprese 7y ago
Tesla stock trades like a leveraged Credit Default Swap
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by caprese 7y ago
“labourers” is a euphamism for prostitutes Make sense yet?
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by caprese 7y ago
commissions are commissions
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by caprese 7y ago
People used to do this to bitcoin addresses all the time back in 2013, the same servers are probably still running I always thought about all the opportunities to do it on other blockchains, but the challenge of picking which blockchain wou
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by caprese 7y ago
Doesnt donate to political candidate Doesnt run a PAC Doesnt NOT donate to PAC, which can be for any cause or even a political candidate and also anonymous Cheeseburgers shouldnt exist either, I still eat them
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by caprese 7y ago
> It didn’t need to be spiced up with a provocative title to be valuable. Yes it did. HN title-fu is the same appeal to emotion as any political blog and is just as effective at surfacing stories, thanks to people just like you. You came
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by caprese 7y ago
Obviously? Thats why it says “and instead just” after “attempting to make money”?
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by caprese 7y ago
Attempting to make money making side projects and instead just expensing servers and subcontractors and getting the tax refund from everything my employer withheld by April
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by caprese 7y ago
Schrodinger’s Expansionist Policy
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by caprese 7y ago
Like too many unqualified candidates trying for it? Candidates arguing about the amount? Comp for a take home interview assignment isnt common yet so the social more doesnt exist.
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by caprese 7y ago
It is an effective strategy, my observation is that way more energy is expended in debating the term MLM by assuming it is a pejorative term and the potential legal ramifications Without a government stance on any particular viral campaign
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by caprese 7y ago
> Every country in the world would be an empire like the US if they only could. Not every country has an expansionist policy Surprise.
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by caprese 7y ago
> It's easy for everyone to believe that Musk was the real reason behind the death of the planet. He was the first guy to believe the same as we did. Robot, no
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by caprese 7y ago
Well not everyone cares, the media gets clicks from the hoards people who can never qualify to even aspire to be in the same situation, but not everyone sees it as an embarrassment
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by caprese 7y ago
2045 hackernews headline: “Senses capable of spying should have hardware switches”
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by caprese 7y ago
Great! Have you encountered any abuse of the compensation aspect? I typically want to see how people use resources and deliver with real IDEs and collaborative tools like git
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by caprese 7y ago
and where banks get settlements for non-compliance, non-banks get jail. its not usually because of the private currency, its the compliance, the crowd that flocks to them, the contents of the server, with the sanctioning being almost exclus
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by caprese 7y ago
yeah, people have been flocking to them because many nations will jail centralized issuers I guess France doesn't care!
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by caprese 7y ago
> "We only hire the best" of the people looking for jobs........ ?
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by caprese 7y ago
> Maybe smaller companies are failing at capitalism by not competing? By not having money? This is capitalism working as expected, the only reason you would word it that way is out of ignorance.
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by caprese 7y ago
I met some dentists the other day that waterpicks may be doing more harm to gum density, while still helping get food particles out to avoid plaque building (which itself will do harm to gum density and cause other forms of decay) yeah well
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by caprese 7y ago
Hm... so I gather that you consider yourself the tolerant person in your society. Assuming that you are willing to imagine living in a more collaborative society all you need to understand is that people are just people. They have the same
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by caprese 7y ago
I did, you just abstract the problem out. Some programming language and frameworks have more active communities on StackOverflow than others. So in my sprints, I would typically have 3 tasks in progress at once: 1 I would work on myself, 1

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