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by garmaine 5y ago
> Users may register for accounts and provide their public Ed25519 keys. Later, when they wish to login, they sign the string "login" (with their private key), base64 encode the result of that and provide it to the server. The
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by garmaine 5y ago
Isn't that exactly what proof of stake is?
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I think it was rather purposefully not included, since there hasn’t yet been any work done to protect the monuments from theft or vandalism.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Depends on the job. Google? You might have trouble getting past the HR screen. Random YC startup? I doubt they’d even care so long as you’re bringing by something g of value to the table. Brush up your GitHub resume.
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It’s not meant to be an empirically testable hypotheses though.
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I stopped reading there. I just don't know how to engage morally with a position so disconnected from common societal values.
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The whole United States, at least to those who qualify or have chosen to game the system. Federal boosted unemployment funding is finally ending this week, assuming it doesn't get yet another last-minute extension. PPP loans are still
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by garmaine 5y ago
Both halves are consuming massively thanks to pandemic relief funds and bonus unemployment. Why do you think there’s a labor shortage? You can get paid more money to sit on your ass and order things on Amazon.
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> I don't see how it matters whether the fetus is alive or not. If it can't survive outside the mother then the mother has the right to kill it. This is a valid position to hold, but hardly a non-controversial one. We have, as
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by garmaine 5y ago
We’ll I mean the ADHD meds I’m prescribed happens to also be a popular street drug, so I wouldn’t trust them to differentiate.
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I worked at NASA Ames and didn’t know that. Thanks.
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> People are encouraged to report on safety slips and near-misses using NASA as an unbiased intermediary. Did you mean NTSB?
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by garmaine 5y ago
In principle the president has access to EVERYTHING. There is literally nothing he shouldn't have access to, at least within the executive branch which includes nearly all military/defense/intel secrets. The only thing he doe
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by garmaine 5y ago
> don't need psychiatric help Does that include regular old things like ADHD meds?
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Cars. It ended when people stopped taking public transit and started driving. Try wearing a fedora in a small 1950’s car and you’ll see why.
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by garmaine 5y ago
There is in Starbase, Texas. And there are efficient and agile governments in other countries.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Is this sarcasm?
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Which you received through your increased salary. You don’t get to double count it.
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My own assessment is that it is lab-related. But setting that aside, it was never in China’s interest to allow an external investigation, no matter the truth. There was literally no better outcome for them than what could be achieved by sto
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Salaries go up to match cost of living increases for the area, but your actual cost of living is locked in to a prior rate, so you profit in that way.
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California caps how much property tax can increase each year unless there is a change in ownership. My mom pays $4k/yr in property tax for the house I grew up in, which is currently worth $2M.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Furthermore the ammonia production processes use natural gas (not crude oil!) only as a source of hydrogen. They could split water instead, it’s just that the natural gas is cheaper.
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We have the ability to generate green H2 from electrolysis.
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Carbon isn't used in fertilizer, no?
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You don’t care until you do.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Michael Shellenberger is not a "business as usual" do-nothing denier. This guy's mission has been to push for clean energy solutions (renewable with nuclear base load) and GMO crops to get higher-density, more nutritious fo
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Why is this flagged?
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What he’s saying largely doesn’t contradict the IPCC report. He’s fighting climate alarmism, not the idea of climate change itself.
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That’s an empty statement that says nothing of the truth of these claims.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Sure, but you still don’t say anything.

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