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Exposing fake Canadians pushing to join the US [video](youtube.com)
61 points by cloche 5mo ago|2 comments
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by cloche 5mo ago
I got mine in 2019 and feel the same way. I'm actually in the process of applying for citizenship and my application seems to have stalled - it's been nearly 10 months when the USCIS processing times page says I should expect 7 (
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by cloche 5mo ago
Unfortunately, I think this is the point. They want to push the needle so that even legal immigration is restricted or difficult (unless you happen to pay them directly) https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/23/us&#
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by cloche 5mo ago
Have you been through an immigration process?
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by cloche 5mo ago
Is there a way to reliably block Google and AI crawlers?
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by cloche 5mo ago
I lived in Japan from 2011-2016 and eventually needed to move away because my allergies were so bad. Many other foreigners would say things like "I never had allergies before I came to Japan". Unfortunately, I heard that the gover
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by cloche 5mo ago
You still need other humans to validate and check. For any design docs, have them do a walkthrough with the team. If they have to speak to their plan live and answer questions, it will be obvious if they've put thought into it or not.
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by cloche 5mo ago
> Since 2022, Mastercard Brazil’s CEO, Marcelo Tangioni, has voiced his concerns: “Pix is great, beneficial for the industry. What’s not great is that it falls under the Central Bank. It can’t regulate and compete at the same time”. Why
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by cloche 5mo ago
Thanks for the examples. I didn't realize this still happened. I don't follow basketball much - more hockey for me with some baseball. It sounds like those examples jive though - they're players in the twilight of their caree
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by cloche 5mo ago
They already had substantial layoffs in 2023 for that https://www.coinbase.com/blog/a-message-from-ceo-and-co-foun... It's because crypto goes in a cycle and now it's down. You should expect layoffs from them
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by cloche 5mo ago
> Geeks who didn't even stand near professional sports should really shut up about anything sport related, lol. I would really like to see professional, established coach running around with young prodigies on a peak of their biolog
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by cloche 5mo ago
There was no mentioning of OP touching or taking advantage of others. I think you read this the wrong way.
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by cloche 5mo ago
> Don't talk to girls you're attracted to, though Are you only supposed to date girls you're not attracted to?
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by cloche 5mo ago
This is great! Good on you for putting together a plan and taking action. One thing I noticed when I was doing salsa dancing is that there's a normal distribution for how you "click" with people. With salsa dancing, you chan
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3-D Model Shows Firefighters Had Limited View in LaGuardia Crash(nytimes.com)
1 points by cloche 6mo ago|0 comments
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by cloche 6mo ago
What would prevent them from entering into an orbit around Earth for a day or so and use that to slow down? Is that possible and would that make the reentry less risky?
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by cloche 6mo ago
What are your thoughts about Satoshi's last message offering support for Blockstream? Edit: I see you addressed this elsewhere. Thanks for contributing!
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by cloche 6mo ago
There was no guarantee that Bitcoin would take off. It may be tough to imagine looking back in retrospect but, in another world, Bitcoin could have turned out to have been another digital currency with limited value. Many people lost thei
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by cloche 6mo ago
Search for this section: > Then, out of the blue, Satoshi appeared on the list with an email that neatly dovetailed with Mr. Back’s position
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by cloche 6mo ago
Thanks, admittedly, I hadn't read the article at the time.
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by cloche 6mo ago
If you believe that Satoshi's email wasn't hacked then his last emails came after Finney had passed away.
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by cloche 6mo ago
Adding on now that I've read the article and this situation is covered: > The following year, in 2015, the Bitcoin community fractured over a proposal to increase Bitcoin’s block size. A faction led by two Bitcoin developers, Gavin
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by cloche 6mo ago
Do you have a link for Satoshi's post after Hal had died?
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by cloche 6mo ago
I haven't read the article yet but I remember this as well. IIRC Adam went the route of more towards a centralized group controlling Bitcoin's future during the BTC/BCH debates/fork. It seemed against what Satoshi woul
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by cloche 6mo ago
Oh interesting, I hadn't heard that. Do you know where he said that? A quick Google search doesn't turn up anything.
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by cloche 6mo ago
This is what a lot of business books are TBH
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by cloche 6mo ago
Really great to see a realistic experience sans hype about AI tools and how they can have an impact. > But when I reviewed the codebase in detail in late January, the downside was obvious: the codebase was complete spaghetti...It was ext
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by cloche 6mo ago
I've worked with a couple people who got rich during dot-com era. They had the same "I'm right about everything" vibe.
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by cloche 7mo ago
Artemis II is expected to be behind the moon for about 30-40 minutes. Around half-way in the video you can see Earth pass behind the moon in about 1-2 seconds. So yes, it's sped up considerably by a factor of around 2000x
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by cloche 7mo ago
This is one thing I really despise about the streaming world. When rental stores were a thing you could grab older movies from the bargain bin to rest for $1 or less. Now all movies are the same price no matter if it's new or 30 year

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