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Of course if one is to learn about war crime denialism, who better to learn from than Cambodian genocide denialist Noam Chomsky? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambodian_genocide_denial#Chom... Here we have a person den
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3y ago
Aren't these the same people who say things like > the difference between a billion dollars and a million dollars is a billion dollars Mobility is bad unless it's literally from zero to billion?
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3y ago
There's basically only one way to solve that problem. Are we surprised every time 2+2 is 4?
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3y ago
Mauritius is Asian, located in Africa
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3y ago
I agree that at some point people need to take some responsibility for being scammed. However, it seems that Zelle is engineered in the perfect way to help scammers. It is as though a committee of engineers and consultants sat together and
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3y ago
The solution for this is instant SMS narratives. If you do any kind of transaction, whether receiving or sending, you will get an SMS detailing the (completed) transaction. Over time people will be conditioned to wait for the SMS before fin
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3y ago
Can you please cite me a single specific case where it has mattered that it was DRS'ed? It is unfortunate that you lost money chasing after a short squeeze but no amount of conspiracism is going to bring your money back.
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3y ago
What do the scams actually look like?
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I don't see how that is relevant. Is there any case where this has actually mattered? Direct ownership of stocks is costly, slow and generally confers zero benefits. Some random stock cults stumbled on it, and are now using it as a cul
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I doubt that. The Indian constitution has far stronger anti-caste discrimination provisions than Cali. The BJP has never tried to remove those, so why would they want to do anything here?
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That is not categorically true. There is a great diversity of superhero origins. Some are allegories for minorities (X Men), some are not secretive at all and a regular part of society, sometimes it turns out that the organisation is not to
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3y ago
There is a latency issue, not a throughput issue
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3y ago
People have used the same justification for invasion since the time of the Roman republic. Let us not take justifications for imperialism at face value
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It might be true but I doubt a sanctioned nation will be able to continue a largely unproductive enterprise at this scale. They have definitely been punching above their weight so far though, unfortunately it will probably fizzle out soon
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3y ago
It's a problem when America invades Cuba but not when Cuba invades Angola? Whataboutism can work both ways
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3y ago
I think the java official docs are rarely explanatory, they are just plain description with a lot of fluff and useless information
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3y ago
They actually did modelling of this during the trial. It was found that removing legacy and affirmative action causes negligible change in the white population.
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3y ago
Uninstalling the app or clearing the data might lead to data loss if backups were not done before deactivation afiak
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3y ago
But you can reactivate instantly and it doesn't cause data loss if you don't try anything funny during deactivation
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3y ago
That's what numpy does too.
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3y ago
The app ultimately shows you your decrypted email. If client side code is compromised then I don't think this is the thing you worry about
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3y ago
The .3 btc never returned to him so yes
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3y ago
The concept of limited liability limits this negative scenario. And my limit buy for the entire US stock market @5cents keeps it from going to exact zero
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3y ago
Pseudonymity is not transparency. Transparency in theory is not transparency in practice.
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It almost doesn't matter, for example the safemoon team's scams are documented on the Blockchain but the investors don't care. We can't underestimate the financial cultism of crypto people
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3y ago
I meant soda drinks
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3y ago
Also the unsweetened caffeinated drinks taste worse than aspartame
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With the SAT, there is nothing that intentionally restricts other people from performing equally well. It is an objective measure in that we know how it is calculated for every single student. We can audit the scores With the "personal
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Ironically the only people who disagree are 1. Harvard and 2. Sonya Sotomayor Both of whom support AA
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>What if a college instituted a test that has a high chance of weeding out people of a certain race incidentally Like the "personality score" which somehow curiously scored Asians lower, without even talking to them in person ?
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