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Ask HN: As an American, why am I sanctioned by Robinhood?
9 points by cft 5y ago|3 comments
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by cft 5y ago
China seems to be content for now
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by cft 5y ago
Putin financed German green party, that also shut down nuclear reactors. He is not stupid. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/german-green-group-brande...
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by cft 5y ago
It's the same registrar that threatened to turn off our 3000 Alexa rank site due to a defective copyright notice on one of the 30 million user subdomains! Our legal counsel had to write to them a threatening letter to buy time, and the
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by cft 5y ago
That probably means that Ukrainian air force was defeated.
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by cft 5y ago
Russia's military is acting restrained: no carpet bombing, no massive rocket strikes on population centers. I have no doubt that they will eventually capture their targets, it will just take time. Partisan war follows however, and sanc
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by cft 5y ago
May result in a nuclear war, if he's sufficiently crazy
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by cft 5y ago
Upvoted
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by cft 5y ago
When similar arguments were made against suppression of legal speech by these platforms, the prevailing opinion here was: "it's a private company, they can do what they want. If you don't like it, build your own platform&quot
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by cft 5y ago
There's a bug in democracy, that's being actively exploited: the cheapest votes are the least intelligent
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by cft 5y ago
A group like that won't stay up a day on a FAANG platform
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by cft 5y ago
Also in the era of family businesses, businesses were much more sustainable, sometimes competitive over hundreds of years. The useful lifespan of a modern public company is much smaller.
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Twitter enables Lightning payments with their integration of the Strike API(twitter.com)
1 points by cft 5y ago|1 comments
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by cft 5y ago
Crypto is also a white supremacy tool: https://www.economist.com/united-states/2022/02/05/the-charm...
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by cft 5y ago
This is going to be removed by Google soon: they want you to view the YouTube ads
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by cft 5y ago
The "average salary" chart looks like the inflation chart.
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by cft 5y ago
From the founder of a household name internet company, with a market cap >100bn, that I heard in person: "The fastest way to destroy [his company name] would be to send a company-wide email with the salaries of everybody".
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by cft 5y ago
I met a couple of argentinian teachers in the southern Mexico with two small kids, that lived in a hostel and drove from Argentina in a 1960s Ford. It took them 4 years. One kid was born on the road, in Costa Rica. The other was about 6. Wh
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Active Incident(status.upwork.com)
1 points by cft 5y ago|0 comments
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JPMorgan Chase closes Uniswap founder's bank accounts(theblockcrypto.com)
2 points by cft 5y ago|1 comments
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by cft 5y ago
I think the US will be taught a valuable lesson in this regard. In the 70s and 80s the MBAs figured that they could strip industrial assets and rely on "intellectual property". In the 21 century their children will be shown by Chi
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by cft 5y ago
What makes you think the guns were legally purchased?
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by cft 5y ago
And mandatory too?
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by cft 5y ago
Most requests in reality are GET. So if you first check for G, if (m[0] == 'G') { r->method = NGX_HTTP_GET; break; } else if (m[0] == 'P') { switch(m[1]) { ... } } else if ... this should be f
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by cft 5y ago
With this strict standard, what do we do with 11+m illegal immigrants in the US? Getting paid in cash, are they indulging in tax evasion or in tax avoidance?
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Congress Treats Bitcoin Like Stacks of Cash(wsj.com)
3 points by cft 5y ago|0 comments
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by cft 5y ago
I would try to sever any relationship with the author of this site as well. He's toxic. Granted, his landlord is not an angel either.
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by cft 5y ago
Go. Rules are much simpler than chess, but it took computers much longer to beat humans.
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by cft 5y ago
Moreover, the market often takes care of corporations that contribute nothing. Especially of the private ones. For the public ones, there's no "union" that protects their stock price on the stock market.
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by cft 5y ago
Ultimately, the government attempts to crush inflation will amount to feeding excess dollars to the foreign markets. What happens when the capacity of these markets to absorb the newly created dollars is saturated, will play out quite soon.

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