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by erdos4d 5y ago
I'm seeing this migrate to leaked documents, pirated material, and tracking who shares material of interest very soon.
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How is this realistic to implement though? Unless it is done in the motor itself, I have to believe someone will have a hack for it very soon.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
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by erdos4d 5y ago
> It's hard to believe that show was so controversial. I guess you don't know about the kids who set their houses on fire (allegedly) because Beavis was burning stuff and saying "Fire!, Fire!" on air, or the accompany
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by erdos4d 5y ago
> Yet the clearance rate for homicides in the US is below 60% The war on drugs helped a lot with this.
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It promises to suck every shred of energy from you in exchange for a poverty wage, and you get treated like utter shit by society if you don't go along with it. I think there are some parallels here actually.
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I know this sounds bad, but the addiction aspect can be mitigated by living life and being in positions where you need to quit smoking numerous times for whatever reasons. You learn how to master the desire. With that said, I also agree wit
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by erdos4d 5y ago
US society is designed so that a significant percentage of people will live in cages, far more than any other society on Earth currently. I guess this helps make that happen? I personally don't think this is right or beneficial, but it
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by erdos4d 5y ago
You need the diagonal because you are making a new number in (0,1) that can't be in the list by just choosing the nth digit of said number different than the nth digit of the diagonal.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I mean, given the cash-only nature of the business, I'd be very surprised if most arcades weren't laundering money these days too.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
My favorite bad design is the bathroom light switch in northern Europe. Most are located in the hall outside the bathroom, because why should the person in the bathroom control the light in the bathroom, right? I've asked a lot of Scan
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Rather than religion, I would expect the real driver in this is just a shift in culture between the generations, with religion being one of the fault-lines. If one looks at the boomers or gen X, for all the countercultural ideals they may h
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Well, shareholders are getting fat, so its all good, eh?
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Many are, and in the early days this statement was mostly true, but today there are many legitimate uses for cryptocurrency. In Latin America for instance it is becoming increasingly common to use cryptocurrency for remittance payments, bec
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by erdos4d 5y ago
As someone who is closer to the 76-96 timeframe, could you give some insights into how you feel this has changed? I actually would like to know how the younger generation of nerds is faring these days, but I don't know any to ask.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I've heard a lot of similar stories about NYC (less for NYS) and I am always wondering what the end game is for these guys. Do you feel like someone was trying to get you to bribe them or something? Absent that, I have a hard time unde
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by erdos4d 5y ago
This exactly.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Have you noticed that the stock market keeps going up? The upper middle class is feasting quite nicely, I doubt many remember where Afghanistan is. They certainly don't have any skin in that game, that is for certain.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Mainly because they haven't heard of Python apparently.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
This is only because crypto is still a curiosity. Once a coin gains enough mass adoption to actually function as digital cash by normal people, it will leave Bitcoin in the dust. My bet is on Monero for that, but whether I am right or not,
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by erdos4d 5y ago
This is a democratic model you are assuming, I don't think CCP needs the Chinese people to "support" anything they do, it really just boils down to whether the CCP leaders support it.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I can almost not read your comment, it's so downvoted by the herd. You can't question things like this, even though what you say makes total sense.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Loeb has been outright attacked in the popular press for advancing his idea, so I think he's just doubling down and fighting back. The truth is that the side that will "win" this debate is the loudest one and Loeb seems to ac
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by erdos4d 5y ago
$2600 for a tent eh? I wonder what they really bought that fell off the truck.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
Bash rarely impresses me but this is a feature I love about it. I write Python normally, I really wish it had this.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
This exactly. In the US it is common for police to steal from citizens if they feel they can get away with it, I know many people who have had it happen to them personally, both with cash and possessions.
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by erdos4d 5y ago
I've asked dev shops to feed me work with no standup or meetings, just send the spec and answer my questions. Nobody will take the offer, even if I am willing to do 2 guys work for half a guy's pay. I have no way to explain this,
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by erdos4d 6y ago
Yep, you can do way more damage to a data center with a bulldozer than with a truck bomb, almost as fast too.
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by erdos4d 6y ago
I'm with you, this has a borderline culture-war vibe to it, especially how some people are very into it and bring it up a lot. I don't see how an accident or natural origin changes anything.
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by erdos4d 6y ago
If you figure this out, a lot of us will copy you, so I hope this is a popular job.

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