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Shipping Greatness by Chris Vander Mey
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Agreed, here is a good introduction with many examples: http://www.dspguide.com/pdfbook.htm
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They are probably just trying to see if they should transfer some engineers to Tesla instead of firing them.
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Those ‘small’ interactions maybe benign for you but where I grew up there was non 0% chance they’d take the phone and run away if I asked them to take photo. I don’t think you truly appreciate how much trust your country has.
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By definition homeless person doesn’t have much money and most likely no credit card or bank account. Who and how they are going to pay for fastmail?
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You are right
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Life span has nothing to do with that. Life span is all about economies of scale of the organism. The larger the organism the more efficient it is. The heart rate is slower etc. There are exceptions in animal kingdom, of course. For detaile
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Ownership is just equity. Sure they won’t be able to sell shares for themselves but if they have control then it means they can divert profits to themselves in a way of salaries. Which is fine I guess.
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Too subjective. Objectively climate has always been changing and will always be changing. Earth has seen much warmer climate and much colder climate and everything in between since formation. Your definition of issues don’t really make sens
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I disagree. Climate always changes. Constantly. Warming is just one part of the climate change. Many other things change too so climate change is a lot broader term for this.
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Not if you are doing legitimate transfers. I had to move money from trading account and had to do it over multiple days due to limits. It’s my money moving from one account to another. Zelle also doesn’t allow you to move more than certain
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Starbucks Brewing Revolutionary Web3 Experience for Starbucks Rewards Members
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To make it more complicated not all tranfats are bad. Conjugated Linoleic Acid is natural transfat that is beneficial.
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Thank you so much for this information
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I guess couple of questions out of curiosity: - machine dies at 4am, what happens? do you manually restart process when you wake up? does this down time cause slashing? - what mechanism prevents you from running 2 identical validators by ac
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I see, so money is locked up but they'll deploy another smart contract that you have some stake in but you still have to find a buyer otherwise you are out of luck and your money is actually locked up
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I agree with you, as you said the only uses are drugs and hiding money from governments. But it's also kind of like saying creative writing (novels, poetry, etc) doesn't have a use beyond entertaining and stimulating mind. Code an
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Can you elaborate more on the distributed compute platform part? How will that work and prevent down-time issues and other mistakes that will cause slashing?
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That's what I am afraid of the most. Do some devops mistake and get penalized. Are there any protection mechanisms to help you with that or are you totally on your own?
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so what you are saying is that only very rich people will be able to participate because: - you need good hardware and access to good networks to meet the up-time guarantee s (can be solved with pooling the money I guess) - you need to have
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Transdermal delivery(through skin) of vitamins and other substances/medications. I’ve been using various products since 2017 and they work. No need for needle injections or large pills.
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I think injections will be replaced with transdermal delivery(through skin). Some popular peptides already popping up like that.
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lol true, at the end of the story human had to mow the lawn and at the end of publishing this story human had to edit the script :P
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DMSO is one of those substances. You can dissolve other substances in it and if you apply it on the skin it would go through. It leaves skin very dry and it tingles a lot. You would need to apply water or hydration cream to stop the tinglin
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I used to run for hours in NorCal and SoCal every weekend and experimented a lot. I found that: - you should use sunscreen. I use Hawaiian Tropics sports edition or Neutrogina Hydroboost sunscreen (I hate very thick creams) - sunscreen is n
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You can only go so far as a society copying work of others. You can’t progress without innovation and if innovation is happening in other parts of the world then your are highly dependent on them. The society that produces innovation is nev
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It’s funny because in Canada/US the saying is: “the squeaky wheel gets the grease” I’ve never ever seen “replaced” being used instead of “grease”.
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The beauty of a lot of Western societies is that you have an individual voice and you are free to be as stupid as you want. In most of the Eastern societies you don’t really have an individual voice. They have “cancel culture” embedded as a
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You are right
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It's hard. HN specifically doesn't respond well to it. I'll give you concrete example: I once tried making a comment and mentioned 'universe rewards creativity', that got downvoted pretty hard, even though as engine
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