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541.
by debt 9y ago
I think this is a way more fairer system. They’re trying to reward longer term contributors whom have lower viewer counts. Basically people who continue to contribute content even though YouTube hasn’t rewarded them; they’re contributing be
542.
by debt 9y ago
If ya wanna see a hero go to the morgue.
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by debt 9y ago
Maintenance is time too. So pulling over and getting gas, bringing a car in for an oil change/replacing air filter/shocks/tire realignment etc. You have to get smog checks regularly. Parking tickets, speeding tickets, street
544.
by debt 9y ago
Ah yeah. That is strange. I know what that phenomenon is though. It's called you were on mushrooms bro.
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Ask HN: What books are you currently reading?
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by debt 9y ago
Wait so Google isn't surfacing you or your friend's shitty article on some band you guys like so that makes it broken? Sounds like Google is working better than it used to.
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by debt 9y ago
Muhammad Yunus whom won the Nobel Prize for micro financing, said in his book that corporations need to also be financially hurt or helped by how much social capital they contribute to society.
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by debt 9y ago
Could be a stolen US/China weapon or at least a stolen smaller component of a larger US weapon. Or stolen IP of some new weapon which was then built by the thieves. Maybe this was originally supposed to be use as a component of missile
549.
by debt 9y ago
The argument they’re making is that those people should be able to afford those goods and the fact that they cannot at this point in time means there’s a massive hole where there should be a middle class. This assessment seems to suggest th
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by debt 9y ago
The other day I started reading a book and fell asleep almost instantly because it was so boring. So instead I started listening to a lecture on YouTube and I fell asleep almost instantly. So then after that I opened that Instagram explore
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by debt 9y ago
It’s a haptic suit for VR. I couldn’t make a more buzzword-y, vaporware-sounding sentence unless I added the words “crypto” and “AI“ to it somehow.
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by debt 9y ago
What is "right" in news has become "a compelling narrative that appears plausible to the reader." What is "wrong" in news is "an implausible narrative relative to the reader." Plato deals with truth w
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by debt 9y ago
I feel bad for Dolphins. They evolved from land animals and seemingly got much smarter underwater; only by the time their brains came online, they were, like, stuck underwater. And then us land mammals evolved to hunt them and accidentally
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by debt 9y ago
lol
555.
by debt 9y ago
VR is dead. I can't believe this company is going to burn through so much money with this. This will literally never launch.
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by debt 9y ago
Thiel can purport to be a VC for the largest media company on Earth while simultaneously be comfortable knowingly censoring and shutting down other media companies reporting on things he dislikes. Is this how he wants Facebook to operate?
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by debt 9y ago
Gawker didn't go after the average person, they very specifically went after a billionaire, Peter Thiel. Then after that, Hulk Hogan filed a lawsuit because he got caught saying super racist things against African Americans on tape and
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by debt 9y ago
Not too mention, Thiel wasn't the least bit disturbed by what Hulk Hogan said about African Americans in the very same case! Thiel was more concerned about eliminating Gawker. It really reveals what he values as a person: himself. Pete
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by debt 9y ago
I think this was a way for Logan Paul to start his own streaming service. I have to believe this was intentional so he could essentially force his audience to go some paid network he owns. I don't think it was as accidental as their ma
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by debt 9y ago
I absolutely believe Apple's foray into China is a huge misstep for the Apple brand. Imagine when all the censorship and surveillance and the actions taking with personal data start surfacing, they're going to very quickly try to
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by debt 9y ago
It is odd all that everyone talks about the blockchain and the one problem no one talks about that it could solve is journalism. News committed to an anonymous blockchain, immutable and potentially monitizable seems pretty interesting but m
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by debt 9y ago
Which is owned by Google.
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by debt 9y ago
Last I checked AWS doesn't accept crypto. You can't eat crypto can you? So how was this person expected to build anything using literally only Ethereum(in compensation and in expenses)?
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by debt 9y ago
They're all trying to Venmo-ify payments. You run a balance on their platform and just pay with that. Tech companies are trying to become outright banks, but with none of the FDIC insurance or other safeguards that goes along with it l
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by debt 9y ago
It's never okay to destroy a man's life, but he made a poor choice to have his life destroyed. I don't know why he did that. People do stupid things all the time. Centuries of gender discrimination, in a field that is very pu
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by debt 9y ago
It is interesting that Apple still doesn’t allow you to block specific apps. I do mean specific apps, not a whole class of apps based on rating. I mean blocking just one app.
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by debt 9y ago
I was just thinking about this because Sears is in the process of closing something like 100 more stores. They were a behemoth of their time and now are barely staying a lot. So many years of managerial incompetence and greed and market for
568.
by debt 9y ago
Why? He was sitting on a goldmine and fucked it all up due to his own arrogance. And all the unethical, getting-their-hands-dirty shit you mentioned seems of dubious value and certainly moreso now that he's been fired from his company;
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by debt 9y ago
“Let me try to save you all a year of therapy sessions:” Thanks but no thanks random internet commenter. Go see a licensed therapist for fucks sake.
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by debt 9y ago
It's crazy that they'd pursue solving anything other than the very difficult problem of providing consistent wifi indoors. It's still largely an unsolved problem; most solutions are quite expensive.

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