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by eof 7y ago
One does not follow from the other. Your explanation would only make sense if the only two choices are keep cash or buy US debt. Of course their holdings have to do with their belief in US debt, those dollars could be spent on many things.
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by eof 7y ago
I have never been frustrated by a gas pump interface until they started playing ads.
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by eof 7y ago
How does your device work for people who have taken edibles vs smoking? I am not a chemist nor biologist, but ethanol escapes through mucus membranes and afaik, thc does not. So, I am curious what mechanism has thc in the breath while peopl
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by eof 7y ago
Until recently I thought part of WeWork’s allure was they were a real estate play underneath the office value add. Incredible to me this isn’t the case and they have this type of status. Especially with the recent “exposé” showing the CEO
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by eof 7y ago
That essay sent me down the functional language paradigm. I never did a lot of lisp but have done a lot of Haskell since. I don’t get to do near as much these days, but the lessons I’ve learned have made me a better developer for sure. Typ
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by eof 7y ago
The world our ancestors lived in was too. We traded one hell for another.
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by eof 7y ago
Not really. Problems arise when you have many people behind the same IP. You can hand-wave this problem away for family units behind a router, but you'll soon find out there are entire institutions (schools, office buildings with lot
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by eof 7y ago
I wonder if we are going to reach a sort of singularity with regard to encroachment on privacy in western countries where we both take it for granted that privacy is a right, and live in societies where actual privacy is clearly trending
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by eof 7y ago
Differentiating between natural and sexual selection feels pretty hand wavy to me (also not a biologist.) Your hot-guy rockstar example perfectly illustrates how sexual selection is natural selection. If something is super attractive but
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by eof 7y ago
Some people seeking funding don’t seem like good investments.
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by eof 7y ago
Probably because in the USA higher education is an objectively bad move for most of the people that undertake it. Combine that with the fact that they’ve been told forever it’s a good/necessary thing and you can see bitterness start to
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by eof 7y ago
Can someone explain the public address thing? The courts seem to demand he list the public addresses where all Thai early mines bitcoin lies. He says he cannot produce it because of this splintered trust. But, the addresses are available f
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by eof 7y ago
I think the lack of damage from this shows a high degree of preparation. This same earthquake 50 years ago would have likely been much worse.
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by eof 7y ago
Seems to be working fine.
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by eof 7y ago
Sure but if there were some other weird conspiracy, they would still likely say something like this.
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by eof 7y ago
Part of this phenomenon is likely that thc heavy strains have been selected for over time (at the expense of cbd) because people valued the “potency” of the flower. Another major aspect is that weed has been illegal for most of its modern u
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by eof 7y ago
And then think of the fact that people are going to pay money to have software interfacing directly with their brains/neurons.
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by eof 7y ago
Safari on iOS allows limited content blocking. It doesn’t allow ad blocking anywhere else, which is most of the platform. And, I was referring to the future and trends rather than the current situation. System wide ad blocking used to be p
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by eof 7y ago
Seems obvious without thought to me that it’s mostly moot. Very few people will be running machines like we have for the last 30-40 years, most will be on Android/iOS where ad blocking will be minimal. Savvy users will continue to blo
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by eof 7y ago
I am going to leave it because it's interesting. But think that the above is a photoshop. I didn't notice at first, but since I learned that the lady, Maria Reiche, who was an early champion of the nazca lines, had 9 fingers; ha
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by eof 7y ago
Considering their digit-counting to identify the hermit, I am curious what they think about this one: https://i.imgur.com/1wvFATq.jpg
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by eof 7y ago
I think saying “a major reason” is fair and accurate, but I agree that the it seems people are, in general, much more concerned about the ethics of industrial farming as it relates to animal cruelty, as well as beef being such a large contr
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by eof 7y ago
Having the talent standing in front of a whiteboard with a marker and never writing anything was an odd choice by the director.
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by eof 7y ago
Presumably by creating ai generated personas dissidents could get some manner of protection from this type of surveillance.
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by eof 7y ago
I'd just like to go on record saying I use it as a payment method for developer services for developers locked out of the western world's banking system. Of course most of these devs will take any of the top N cryptos. As a very e
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by eof 7y ago
Wait a second. IQ is a weighted average. IQs “raising” in developing countries due to more modern problems to solve, would also manifest itself as “dropping” IQs in developed countries. This does not mean people are getting dumber, it jus
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by eof 7y ago
We made a ladder (completely uninspired by this which pops up occasionally). This was after moving the cat to an upstairs apt, which had always been an outdoor cat in Vermont. Took him like two months to figure it out, even after terrifying
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by eof 7y ago
Absolutely. But no more naughty than USA or Israel, as far as I can tell.
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by eof 7y ago
I love how you’ve been convinced that Russia and China are naughty and Israel is somehow too good to be shady.
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by eof 7y ago
Yes, everyone who has had their life saving seized by civil asset forfeiture has had their trials move at an equally speedy pace!

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