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by ffwacom 5y ago
What’s the alternative? Centrally planned economies lead to people dying, messing with them via regulation hasn’t seemed to help at all, just leads to some financial crisis.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
If the information has no value then surely the market will eventually price the whole chain at $0. The short term is just noise, ‘price discovery’, whatever.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
It’s a market. Anyone that spends more than the value of the information they are recording on the blockchain, will eventually be unable to do so, because they’re bankrupt. On a short timeline garbage can be written, but at the limit it sho
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Workaholism! Traumatise yourself until passive entertainment like Netflix leaves too much room for your mind to wander, and only by keeping the mind engaged will you be able to drown out the thoughts. /s
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Truely, node.js is a sore travail.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
It sounds about right here. I thought I had lifelong depression/anxiety, but it disappeared totally around 6 months of being sober.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
This is incredibly enlightening for me.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Yes, it’s the only way to manage complexity. Been using Clojure and CL, basically everything is done with embedded macro DSL’s.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
I got the same. When do we start as actuaries?
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Well done, more scam garbage for the internet.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
There’s capitalist solutions. Current Australian policy incentivises rent seeking, so simply stopping that would alleviate the problem slightly.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
The problem is hundreds of years old, Tolstoy wrote about it, he was an advocate for Georgism, and there’s also the board game monopoly. Has anyone succeeded anywhere at any time at making housing affordable for the plebs?
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Can you share your personal experience?
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by ffwacom 5y ago
>necessary Doubt. This sort of thing is what bitcoin was made to prevent.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
As the majority of the costs of smokes will be tax, you’ll have to do better than 2% to beat inflation.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Same. A trip answered all my questions.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Yes, due to globalisation
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Lol should’ve quadruple vaxxed.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
You’re a decade late.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
^ List of books I’ll now never read.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Had a heart attack thinking this was Australia.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
No you’re a slave.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
200-300
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by ffwacom 5y ago
You lived the NEET dream.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
> Not every programming language's grammar maps to an abstract syntax tree Are there some examples of this?
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Good
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Normally in a stack next to the bed, or strewn about in eyeshot, with dog eared pages.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
I’ll never understand this mentality.
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by ffwacom 5y ago
My understanding of his argument goes something like this: When you are solving a problem with a program, the program has two types of complexity; essential complexity which is needed to define the problem, and incidental complexity that co
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by ffwacom 5y ago
Ah yeah, I've updated the parent with links.

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