dennis_jeeves

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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
Came in to say I had to do the same thing, close i.e an account to stop being charged.
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>I don't see any justification for why humanity in 2021 is courting prion disaster to a greater degree than it was in 2000 BC. Because the 'scientific' community need to keep their jobs. You know they too have mortgages to
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>I'm not here to argue No I didn't saying you were arguing (in the negative sense of the word). I meant argue as in, argue a case, which has a neutral connotation. >One needs at least a moderate source of protein and fats wi
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>The only easy things in life are complaining, procrastinating, failing and dying. Correct, things have not changed very much just because the peasants donned suits. Crows are never whiter by washing...
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
I don't know enough Grustaf to comment, but strangely many common people that I know believe this, further they believe that the company has to make a profit ( often at the expense of a poor man ) as generally defined by the textbook d
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
Which brings me to an imortant question, has anyone done a rough math as to the overall (1)cost of using bitcoin versus the using regular currency? My guess is that for bitcoin would be _significantly_ lower. (1)= should include the cost o
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
lol, that exactly how taxation works. You are forced to pay something which you did not ask for. Ofcourse the pro-taxation crowd simply does does not understand this - they argue that you did indeed make use of the bag of groceries. Huh? ch
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>Animal protein is superior to plant-based protein if you consider the natural amino acid profile. Plant-based protein simply lacks several amino acids and many sources aren't "complete" proteins. - Vitamin B12 is essentia
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
Health, plain and simple. In fact I almost eat no plant foods.
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
Anyone else skeptical about the whole flu has disappeared fiasco? If the same covid PCR test existed a few years back most flu/cold would have been classified as Covid.
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
No I did not misunderstand you. Though my quote did indicate age, that was a coincidence. Socialist policies are largely favored by the morons, they really do not see the slippery slope.
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>Lockdowns of the duration that we experienced should be illegal I fully agree with you. If people want to sit at home it should be a personal choice. However people do like to control other peoples lives, that is the bottom line and the
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
Lies, damn lies and statistics.
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>So Americans in the 50s were at their most moronic? Yep. Quote: if at age 20 you are not a socialist you do not have a heart. If at age 30 you are not a capitalist, you do not have a brain.
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
No, because you cannot draw the line at who is rich. Any tax based on wealth/income is fundamentally legalized (hence perfectly ethically acceptable to most morons) theft.
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
lol. I rarely test my code, but when I do, I test it on prod.
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>Somehow when a greedy person is honest about it it makes it better for me. I feel like I know what to expect of him. It's the self-labeled good people who think that means justify the ends that make my alarm bells ring. Old phrase:
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>How to get back hacker's mentality and joy of coding You should not, you have evolved, and in my opinion you have evolved for the better. Life IMHO is significantly larger that coding/hacking computers. Just be happy that you
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>This circus of incompetence and dishonesty is the real issue with the death penalty. This is the real issue with almost every human endeavor, especially those that affect other people's lives. ( example politics, taxes)
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
As with many things the underlying problem is the 'public' sector which presumably is funded (partly or other wise) by the government. A government generally has no consequences of incompetence.
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by dennis_jeeves 5y ago
>Problems like climate change and food insecurity are not technological problems at this point. They are political problems Excellent and simple analysis. I should also add housing (in most parts of the world ) to the list.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>Protestant zealotry My god, so many people misunderstood you, and took this thing in the literal sense. HN is worse that I imagined.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
My theory is that what is call as 'science' today has replaced mainstream religion. So it is indeed a from of religion. Most human have a "religion" template in them and they fill in that with some prevailing common beli
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Agreed the competent are most likely to run their own practice. This is true of virtually any field.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>I guess I just want confirmation - is this industry only for people who very self motivated and don't expect any hand-holding? The hand-holding part is correct. The 'self-motivated' part, well, I'd rephrase that as e
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Damn, it bothers me that your comment was down voted. Are there no consequences for those who unjustly down vote? In fact considering what I know of dictatorship regimes you could be right. They are generally big on showmanship and public i
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
The patent problem is only the tip the iceberg, if you are unlucky or observant enough you will notice that several other things are broken like health care or housing. All this points to larger problem that many thinkers are in denial, tha
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
The patent problem is only the tip the iceberg, if you are unlucky or observant enough you will notice that several other things are broken like health care or housing. All this points to larger problem that many thinkers are in denial, tha
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Matilda can also be the president :)
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Wow, you do seem to have ruffled many feathers. One of your posts is dead and flagged. Anyway I fully agree - you can do what you want with your body, others should have no say. p.s - see if my profile, or the link on my profile catches you

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