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811.
by everdev 8y ago
Political system is a huge one and could go either way. 1 party rule can make quick, bold changes for better or for worse. In the US, we're stuck with slower change again for better or worse.
812.
by everdev 8y ago
Brilliant UI. What about contrarian nodes though? I insist on meditating and not drinking even though my connections around me do the opposite. It feels almost like a challenge and I wonder if they all joined me if I'd feel less attach
813.
by everdev 8y ago
I think the biggest knock against serverless is the same as microservices: your points of failure grow significantly.
814.
by everdev 8y ago
> "Like all financial institutions, we’re required by law to maintain complete and accurate records for all of our customers and may periodically request information, such as country of citizenship and proof of US residency. This is
815.
New Fully Regulated Cryptocurrency Exchange Launches(forbes.com)
2 points by everdev 8y ago|0 comments
816.
by everdev 8y ago
People like to go for the jugular when topics like these are best tread delicately. I'm sure the reporter in the sorry feels passionately about his position but if you use strong right/wrong language someone will probably end up f
817.
by everdev 8y ago
The public didn't buy most of their stuff online 10 years into the web either, but now Amazon dominates. Blockchain needs a dominant company to stay relevant. As with Amazon, the entire company doesn't have to be tied to it, it ca
818.
by everdev 8y ago
If you're trying to make money (for profit or not), your actions will most likely need to be palatable and understood by those willing to give you money as you mentioned. I'm not sure there's a way around that, but I do think
819.
by everdev 8y ago
Jobs that afford expendable income to be able to travel are rarely physically exhausting. Most vacations are mental "breaks" from work. We don't need to be still to relax. Just like exercising the right amount can actually bo
820.
by everdev 8y ago
There were many famous explorers and worldly leaders/intellectuals throughout history. As others have said, if you want to relax, it makes sense to start close to home. If you want to scratch that ancestral itch to explore then go trav
821.
by everdev 8y ago
Can a TLD have ToS to revoke a domain being used for spam? Otherwise, after sufficiently ruining .fun, I'm sure the spam crowd will just move on to the next cheap TLD until that one gets saturated and so on.
822.
by everdev 8y ago
Is there any speculation in the scientific community as to why they developed these adaptations?
823.
Twitter to prioritize fixing platform over user growth, shares plunge(reuters.com)
3 points by everdev 8y ago|0 comments
824.
Python is becoming the world’s most popular coding language(economist.com)
4 points by everdev 8y ago|0 comments
825.
by everdev 8y ago
Reputations are good until they're not. People are fallible and there plenty of examples of politicians who have a public image and a backroom one. I don't know Peskin and there are many honest hard working politicians, but safegu
826.
by everdev 8y ago
Here's a counter argument: It probably depends on your aspirations. If you want to be a billionaire and you make $65k/year that $11k probably has low utility because you're so far from your goal and there are social and gover
827.
by everdev 8y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17622252
828.
by everdev 8y ago
I'd be so tempted to take my $32.5M and retire for life. Pretty gutsy to invest 17% of your wealth in a single early stage technology when they did. I guess retiring on $27M instead wouldn't be so bad either though if it bombs.
829.
by everdev 8y ago
It would be nice if politicians had to disclose conflicts of interest when proposing legislation. I'm sure this shot to the top of the priority list not out of some moral imperative, but because someone somewhere was losing a buck, or
830.
by everdev 8y ago
This source seems anti-natural from birth to breastfeeding. Medicine can certainly help improve things but if you've been through the birth process multiple times it's clear that doctors try to steer you towards C-section. Several
831.
by everdev 8y ago
From what I understand C-sections are much riskier for the mother than we might think. It's significant surgery which can always lead to complications or infection. The other factor is delivering a child naturally that gets stuck and d
832.
by everdev 8y ago
I personally prefer the more concise version :)
833.
by everdev 8y ago
This is a huge complaint of those new to Go and touted as a benefit from those who still use it. Being explicit is a double edge sword. It requires more typing, but there's also no don't about what the code is doing.
834.
by everdev 8y ago
My wife is a doula and apparently the injury and mortality rates for mother and child are much higher than through natural childbirth. But because of their insurance coverage, if a mother or baby dies during natural childbirth the doctor is
835.
by everdev 8y ago
> The ability of researchers not versed in the subtleties of mathematics to help develop models contradicts Wigner’s ‘unreasonable effectiveness’ argument. It tells us that people not trained in mathematics are also able to give deep ins
836.
by everdev 8y ago
I just saw a YouTube video yesterday about how Pablo Escobar took some hippos from Africa and shipped them to Colombia. It sounds like they started changing pretty quickly with the new climate and no predators. If the population keeps incre
837.
by everdev 8y ago
The US certainly isn't perfect, but many other global powers throughout history have made their fair share of catastrophic mistakes that changed history.
838.
by everdev 8y ago
Everyone I've met that's been interviewed about a controversial topic has been critical of the press. I haven't been sure if it's because they think their view is the only correct one or the media are truly that sloppy.
839.
A British man gave his girlfriend a Russian nerve agent(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by everdev 8y ago|0 comments
840.
A California DMV employee who napped at work every day for 3 hours(finance.yahoo.com)
32 points by everdev 8y ago|9 comments

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