emerged

50 ms·

481.
by emerged 6y ago
Yet some random idiot who put $2k into coinx 2 years ago will feel brilliant the rest of their life for their incredible, deep conceptual $3M achievement. That idiot now has tremendous economic power to further spread the entropy for many y
482.
by emerged 6y ago
The downvotes are actually good for your karma
483.
by emerged 6y ago
I like how the replies are either yes or “yes, but <12 paragraphs of but>”
484.
by emerged 6y ago
I literally in my most honest sense of what is good and real in this world, don’t believe you could be the CEO of Mozilla in 2021 and have a decent and genuine, moral and ethical soul. Unless you’re busy day to day removing people from the
485.
by emerged 6y ago
This link wanted me to login to read which IMO means I can and should only engage with the post title. Anxiety is in GABA-a and GABA-b IMO. I would suppose they circulate throughout the body and mind. But most the work is getting the influe
486.
by emerged 6y ago
I’ve listened to Rogan episodes for years, and often really enjoy them. I honestly at this point think he’s top tier sociopath who has been playing both political sides for years. He cashed in, he won. That’s all.
487.
by emerged 6y ago
Everyone who is both intelligent and has a soul agrees with you.
488.
by emerged 6y ago
HN has a heavy socialist lean, you are not allowed to have a differing perspective. Just redistribute your money and be quiet like a good little drone.
489.
by emerged 6y ago
Edit: Jeez sore spot on HN. I lost my job due to covid but don’t get a “stimulus” — pointing out this means it’s income redistribution not stimulus and not relief for those impacted. That is factually true.
490.
by emerged 6y ago
I don’t care if it’s a guarantee to be 100k tomorrow, I refuse to profit off crypto speculation. It may seem crazy to people but I like to earn money with effort.
491.
by emerged 6y ago
This seems good but it starts using borrow in a bunch of examples without saying what it even is.
492.
by emerged 6y ago
It’s fascinating that the list basically of who gets to live is not public.
493.
by emerged 6y ago
I love playing Nintendo with my niece. Miyamoto is likely the person alive today I’m most in debt to. Hope to take my nieces to Super Nintendo World in a few years after the pandemic passes and it is built in the US.
494.
by emerged 6y ago
I take pleasure in their pain, as an anti-cynic
495.
by emerged 6y ago
Ghosting is a problem in business contexts when the other side may be waiting before continuing their search elsewhere. I just ran into this with a mortgage lender. I waited for a follow up email about a loan and the entire thing ended up f
496.
by emerged 6y ago
Children would also choose to save a bowl of ice cream over a bowl of gold nuggets. They aren't making abstract rational/moral choices, they're choosing the thing which will make them feel good. It's effectively the same
497.
by emerged 6y ago
I know the meme, The Simpsons was a staple of my formative years. But again the meme applies to money, not Bitcoin.
498.
by emerged 6y ago
The alarming bit IMO is how many candidates are willing to submit to such a policy. Totalitarianism creeps in incrementally through the weakened will of the individual.
499.
by emerged 6y ago
There is absolutely no chance in hell I'm going to work at a company who screens my social media presence. I'll freeze to death on the street corner before that.
500.
by emerged 6y ago
All glory to the hypnotoad.
501.
by emerged 6y ago
I’m shocked how bad the site is every time I use it. Both in terms of the user interface and the tone and content of all the default subs. I’m not sure what the exact demographics are but god help us if Reddit users represent the way human
502.
by emerged 6y ago
It’s interesting that one can read your entire comment and not know the particular position you take regarding COVID and the appropriate response to it. I could see this comment describing frustration with people who refuse to take social d
503.
by emerged 6y ago
I think it's generally understood that people have varying degrees of self-agency. If you're the sort who doesn't believe in your own agency, that everything happens to you rather than you being largely in control, then when
504.
by emerged 6y ago
The people I know who fall into this category construct an elaborate world view where they are the constant victim of all the idiots and jerks of the world. Everything that goes wrong is someone else’s fault, not their own ignorance and bad
505.
by emerged 6y ago
The question was about Bitcoin, not money.
506.
by emerged 6y ago
My first instinct is it's people who have a high threshold for pain who don't appreciate being called out for a lack of empathy. But perhaps didn't have a rational defense to jump in and comment. It would be interesting to he
507.
by emerged 6y ago
There isn’t a hill for people to climb, there’s a fortress you’re standing on top of with an assault rifle firing at them before they can say a word. The rise of this closed-off-to-discussion approach is legitimately dangerous.
508.
by emerged 6y ago
The tech to detect binary diffs has existed for a very long time as well. Since the previous revision is present on disk, there isn’t any good reason why they can’t at least delta compress the network transfer and validate hash on the other
509.
by emerged 6y ago
We are reaching levels of buzzwords which shouldn’t be possible.
510.
by emerged 6y ago
Everyone immediately says that when this topic comes up, but afaik it doesn’t even transfer or store files as deltas. Each time you change 2 bytes in a multiple GB file, you get to transfer and store an entire duplicate. IMO that is not a g

More ›