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by f430 6y ago
Sounds like a stroke? That is scary
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by f430 6y ago
I bought like 200 BTC back when it was $10 and ended up selling half of it when it hit $1000. I liquidated the remaining ~90 BTC until 2018 when it was approaching $10,000. I have no positions in crypto anymore. Lot of people are going to b
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by f430 6y ago
I don't agree with them but I really miss the innocence, novelty of the internet, the spirit of the 90s that these photos and their protest represents. Nobody screaming with phones out filming each other, hive mind duking it out on Twi
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by f430 6y ago
the actual seat and back rest was wrapped inside a plastic bag. The fake leather just smelled toxic . Literally the whole room would stink and it would give me headaches until I packed it up for a full refund. In the past 3 months I have e
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by f430 6y ago
Bought a gaming chair that had 5 star reviews. It smelled toxic. Smell didn't dissipate after a month. Returned it and found out buried under all the 5 star reviews of people citing the same issue.
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by f430 6y ago
It's a shame they are not real
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by f430 6y ago
so how many images does the current SOTA take to train a classifier? Trying to gauge how much of an improvement Deepmind has made here.
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by f430 6y ago
eli5 what SOTA image recognition is?
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by f430 6y ago
> Facebook, one of many giants to be shifting permanently to a more remote-friendly culture, has announced that those who move to lower-priced locales will have their salaries reduced accordingly. There it is. The cost savings of giving
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by f430 6y ago
If the CCP is innocent why not prove it to the world by sharing their data? Why hide things?
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by f430 6y ago
The thing is they claimed it originated from the seafood market yet couple blocks across the street there was a BS4 bio lab literally working with the materials. It's amazing so many people will just take CCP's narrative at face v
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by f430 6y ago
If the CCP have nothing to hide then why do they do everything they possibly can to hide things from the rest of the world?
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by f430 6y ago
it's disturbing how so many people in those GME threads are still waiting for the big short squeeze.
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by f430 6y ago
After the GME fiasco the subreddit has not returned to its roots. The entire front page is about GME everyday. The consensus is that they are ready to give 1 star reviews on rotten tomatoes and imdb when the movie releases.
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by f430 6y ago
Likely parent was triggered by GP's comment and is now desperately downplaying expertise as "alphabet soup" and is now downvoting all the comments here Yes, somebody who sacrificed decades of their life attaining accreditatio
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by f430 6y ago
is the animation periodically shaking? I was staring at it and it seem to quiver.
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by f430 6y ago
I wonder how he got his last name from?
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by f430 6y ago
> Singapore-upon-Thames what does this mean?
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by f430 6y ago
interesting because I've seen the exact same scenario play out before: someone posts a submission that previously had low amount of upvotes but it was still flagged as a dupe and subsequently forgotten. so with the precedent, what exac
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by f430 6y ago
I still struggle to see the positives of Brexit, this seems like a major setback for Britain's economy, how could they have not seen this coming and still had the political determination to follow through with something against their e
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by f430 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by f430 6y ago
it does according to Dang. We can't keep making exceptions to the rule like this. Rules are rules. I've also flagged this submission for being dupe and frankly HN shouldn't be used as a platform to push racially charged polit
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by f430 6y ago
Is it possible to have something like random.org but without paying for it? say you want to build a lottery application, who can you rely on to make receive a very good random number generator at low cost? Should the government provide this
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by f430 6y ago
zero sum implies everyone loses in the long run. Samsung benefits. Texas state benefits. Workers benefit. Community benefits.
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by f430 6y ago
People are surprised that people are overpaying for a brand premium for a dismal product like Beats headphones. How else will Mr. Dyson be able to afford an 8~9 digit Singaporean penthouse? Certainly didn't become a billionaire by buil
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by f430 6y ago
without investment there would be no jobs or taxes to collect in the first place. With this single move, texas gov will be able to collect more taxes from thousands of people making 100k+ and downstream suppliers also hiring and making more
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by f430 6y ago
This seems like a bad idea.
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by f430 6y ago
So you admit you were ignorant. That's a rarity on here. People will defend their wrong views here because they don't want to hear they aren't a polymath.
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by f430 6y ago
Did you not read the title? It's $17 billion dollar investment creating thousands of high paying jobs which in turn will create more jobs and create more capital in community. Why are you so against this? This isn't some VC backed
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by f430 6y ago
doesnt samsung create thousands of jobs in the community with this? not sure I share your outrage. this isnt about some one trick pony YC startup hiring a dozen backend devs

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