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by elastic_church 10y ago
Existing bitcoins are not in danger. This is the primary confidence the market has amongst any of these perpetual emergencies, acquire all the bitcoin you want and ignore it. When you want to transact on the bitcoin network, moving bitcoin
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by elastic_church 10y ago
careful, some people are going to misinterpret your accurate assessment of laws that are completely benign to the collective conscious as a "whataboutism" simply because the soviets made equally accurate assessments of civil right
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Its actually really impressive that Uber is standing behind him at all. Nobodies get fired from their job from any old baseless accusation.
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by elastic_church 10y ago
yeah that was my experience with a few hackathons too, it wasn't at all what I expected. And a powerpoint presentation with static HTML pages got a prize in that one as well. I usually go to get in the zone with some new technologies a
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by elastic_church 10y ago
yeah you're gonna have to define low latency here what are you doing differently to solve the predictable latency problem? having all the processing happening in the compute cluster so that there isn't enough back and forth to the
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Give them to ESO fund so someone can take the risk to make a buck off of the options! Its a good deal and nobody cares about your emotions. (ESO fund just fronts the capital for you to buy the shares you are entitled to, and makes a separat
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by elastic_church 10y ago
You're right One aspect that supports useless degree seekers is that it's not about "today's" job market, its about having the degree forever to give an advantage in any job market Oops! The first thing the mob will
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by elastic_church 10y ago
When public agencies push for more than kickback money, they always run the risk of being declared unconstitutional in a costly court battle that at best case undermines the agencies' budget. The CFPB is young and they might have bat h
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Hm thats weird, I was a junior engineer and living in Manhattan. And aside from simply being able to afford it with less than 30% of your monthly income, there are more than enough ways to get lucky on rent in NYC.
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by elastic_church 10y ago
OH yeah it is so easy to take for granted how disinterested, uncomfortable and angry people will get at listening to your tech project, in most places.
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by elastic_church 10y ago
yes blame the ping
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by elastic_church 10y ago
I haven't read Mein Kampf and my understanding of the final solution was that it was the last of several 'solutions', most of which didn't involve genocide so is the 'desire' for a genocidal war that accurate?
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Tesla probably has a premium partly because of the exclusiveness of ownership and the features that come with those vehicles
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by elastic_church 10y ago
So how does Google flights compare
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by elastic_church 10y ago
It avoids ad hominem attacks over decent independent research. Maybe you don't want to read Peter Theil's view of how the tech sector will change in America even if it was a spot on analysis
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Anime isnt different. Different tropes same tropes. Deviations are too risky for studios and they all want to be picked up by America where possible
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Nice maybe they buy up competition
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by elastic_church 10y ago
I thought there was an isotope within mars water samples (or the dirt) that would allow water to stay in the liquid state at much lower temperatures
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by elastic_church 10y ago
> Not having capital isn't the same as being unsophisticated. Except in the regulatory framework we live in worldwide.
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Wow! Alright
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by elastic_church 10y ago
I think this just benchmarked my browser.
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by elastic_church 10y ago
You see Venezuala's Supreme Court reinterpreted the validity of their democratically elected representatives today? lol!
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Hm ... given Oculus' continued hegemony in the market place, and the high reward of supporting the United States' winning administration in the global marketplace, couldn't he just as easily not.... done anything? Like there
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by elastic_church 10y ago
I don't want the government I pay to spend ANY time on this. I like to think of budget accountability as scrutinizing your partner over their spending decisions in a joint bank account. Just stop wasting time and money on that!
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by elastic_church 10y ago
so long... thats not handy at all, on the go at least but I wish that lawyers could produce these flow charts when they say "it depends"
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by elastic_church 10y ago
ha yeah none of them are to do the same job in Poland for 1/5th the wages. its like the question itself means something else to most people, in order for them to say "no" to it, but every onlooker could see a clear relationsh
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by elastic_church 10y ago
The person that had asked to interviewing me at one of those companies liked my competence and experience in certain areas, seemingly missing that I worked for the same scale of companies that he decided to rail against
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by elastic_church 10y ago
> But there are plenty of great engineers that don't want to work at those companies for various reasons. There's something in the water at the big companies, many employees there think they have passed a rite of passage and th
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by elastic_church 10y ago
> Stories like that encourage Guha to persist with the project, he said, even though patents on his invention have long since expired and he won’t see any personal financial gain even if it takes off worldwide. Hm, in America you can get
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by elastic_church 10y ago
> There used to be a time when we as a society valued things like self-control, discipline, and tradition. No more. Despite those values it never worked for preventing children. A lot of us here just accept that reality and are open to r

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