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by chironjit 4y ago
Haha, I don't necessarily disagree with you on this.. My only view on this is it would be nice to have a general chrome compatibility switch. I've not accounted for the feasibility of this from a technical or commercial perspect
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by chironjit 4y ago
Hey, just wanted to say great work. I'm excited for innovation of a non-chrome engine and am gonna give it a try. My 2 biggest beef with Firefox is website compatibility and dead tabs. For item 1, certain sites don't work with Fir
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by chironjit 4y ago
This is the correct answer. When you move your tokens into a centralised exchange like FTX, your funds are pooled with everyones deposit. There are always deposits and wihdrawals, and of course maybe you traded your tokens for another befor
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by chironjit 4y ago
Not to pile on, but their VPN service leaves me disappointed occasionally as well. At one point on my macos, logging back in after sleep basically kill-switched the whole OS, such that I couldn't connect to the Web no matter what. Only
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Goldman Sachs’s disastrous Main Street gamble(economist.com)
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I made $200k last year ghostwriting tweets for superstar VCs(businessinsider.com)
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by chironjit 4y ago
Deja vu almost, as i remember many eons ago, blackberry popularity catching on with ever younger demographics.. right before the iPhone was introduced...
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by chironjit 4y ago
Went to Tunisia several times before the pandemic. Was keen to check these out but the warning from the locals was that terrorist/extremist activities might still be present in that part of the country
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by chironjit 4y ago
Every nuclear proponent in this page conveniently glossing over a significant issue: Nuclear waste disposal.. To quote a german article from 2020: "If nuclear waste can actually be disposed at the new facility starting 2050, that would
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by chironjit 4y ago
Yup, you're right. I've read several articles on this topic now and none really capture the full picture nor do they explain the issues with the existing system. Travelling on the DB is not easy for several reasons, and even with
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by chironjit 4y ago
I believe marginal emissions from an additional person taking the train is significantly lower than a flight. Given the option, you'd want someone to take the train [1]. The caveat here is that a lot of these travellers would not have
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by chironjit 4y ago
Upvoting and confirming your experience. Lots of commenters here sound like they haven't used the network. I've only been here for a month and see why the 9 euro is so popular. I've already experienced everything you mentione
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by chironjit 4y ago
It's also correct to read Feld's statement and view it as a net positive. From what I've seen, this additional demand is a net positive for the economy and environment. Most trains in general are already scheduled. There is c
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by chironjit 4y ago
The marginal cost for an additional person on a train is close to 0. Only when extra services(increase in scheduled trains) are added does this increase the CO2 emissions. From my experience, because most trains are at higher capacity due t
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by chironjit 4y ago
A little late to this discussion but I'd like to add some of my anecdotal evidence/experience to this. Tldr: the truth on the ground is more convoluted than simple articles can tell. While the ticket was a success and the research
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Why It’s So Freaking Hard to Make a Good Covid-19 Model(fivethirtyeight.com)
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How Working-Class Life Is Killing Americans, in Charts(nytimes.com)
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by chironjit 7y ago
Super interesting article!