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by gassius 5y ago
I got a common Hispanic name a my address is (nane first letter)surname at Gmail I receive a lot of information from many people from Patagonia to Toronto, and there are systems that I CANNOT BELIEVE what they send without confirming the a
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by gassius 5y ago
In Aristotelian Logic, is said that you can't prove an Universal Negative statement. I guess at some point someone forgot the Universal part and ran with it, creating that misconception.
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Helion Energy Achieves 100Mº Celsius Fusion and 16-Month Continuous Operation(businesswire.com)
3 points by gassius 5y ago|1 comments
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by gassius 5y ago
I run my personal services (Web, db, mail, nextcloud, traefick) off a cheap hetzner vps using docker-compose and its a pleasure how simple is to manage it. Before that I ran a vps with manually configured services and, specially for mail, i
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by gassius 5y ago
It might be, but I am not aware. Any reference?
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by gassius 5y ago
Sheees this guy is really taking over channels because they mention and or are discussing an alternative??? Imagine any propetary platform doing that and the backslash will face
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by gassius 5y ago
Priced in, in what? Assets prices? That would make for, inst-ainflation, I guess... In any case, the thing is that cannot be priced into the rates of loans, because the same factor that will contribute to a rising inflation (increasing the
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by gassius 5y ago
I don't see how the expectation change anything. Either inflation dilute the monetary value of your debt quicker than your asset depreciation or it doesn't. So, any scenario were you bet (correctly) that inflation will rise at a h
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by gassius 5y ago
Inflation does make long term debt with low, fixed interest rate very attractive
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by gassius 6y ago
My point is that you critic to 5G is not only ideologically charged, but lacking of fundamentals. Obviously you don't have enough information about 5G if you think the leap between 2G and 3G was more qualitative, but you decided that t
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by gassius 6y ago
That's why capitalism has given humanity it's biggest leap in technology advances in under 200 years, marketing bs Edit: typo
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by gassius 6y ago
Of course totally depends on location and lifestyle, but I guess that someone who is quitting a 1M/y is not really optimizing for a expensive lifestyle. In any case, there are a lot of places in EU and USA where you can have high qual
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by gassius 6y ago
Unless we are talking about a job with inherently long term health risk and/or ilegal activity with prosecution risk I would be willing to put up a year or two in order to secure a life long financial independence. 2M USD is enough to
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by gassius 6y ago
A little bit earlier Bretton Woods system collapsed between 1971 and 1977
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by gassius 6y ago
Wait, we still need to add a cgi-bin to this
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by gassius 6y ago
Increased real productivity might occur due to public spending, but its less likely that it was in the 1800s, if the Govt "bet" on that bridge does not payoff, then is each dollar printed to bet on it is diluting the value. I woul
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by gassius 6y ago
Argue in front of whom exactly? Because thats ONE of the big problems with DMCA.
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by gassius 6y ago
Its there any difference between having a profound experience and having "just the impression" of it? Also, nothing is comparable between alcohol and psychodelics
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by gassius 6y ago
I don't want to work with someone who acts antisocially, but I don't care at all what they do in their private sphere. I couldnt care less if they are racist homophobic pigs posting on 4chan at nights if they dont bring that trash
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by gassius 6y ago
I am almost sure this is not the case, but the article leave me with the impression that the author is not up to latest trends and paradigms. React, or any other modern front end framework, is not equivalent to SPA.
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by gassius 6y ago
The value of money is being diluted, the USD[0] and the Euro[1] for example, but by no means limited to them. IMHO the difference of the monetary growth and the GDP growth in the same period is the value lost for each money unit. I concede
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by gassius 6y ago
Just a friendly remainder that "government support" cost money, and governments usually[0] don't have any other source of money than taxation and borrowing, both put the burden in the productive citizens of a country, and had
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by gassius 6y ago
I find very interesting that this is being downvoted. I mean, is not even a hard negationist opinion. There is a mix of arguments and opinions in this post, in my view some are totally debatable (ie, very unlikely that everyone in NYC has b
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by gassius 6y ago
Between an Oligarchy posing as democracy that give me the 'illusion' of choice and an Hegemonic Autocracy run by a single party, without any alternative and by an egomaniac without opposition, I chose the former every day of my li
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by gassius 6y ago
They all seems to point to 1971, nothing random about that I understand that correlation != causation, but it also seems obvious that getting out of Bretton Woods has some major impact
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by gassius 6y ago
Not to fail in an ad hominem but I kinda give low value to the thinking of the Unabomber
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by gassius 7y ago
Yeah, tell me about government killings in Spain, please
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by gassius 8y ago
Venezuela disagree with you, wholeheartedly You can (especially in US) lose a looooot more.
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by gassius 9y ago
I think there is value in traking the intake to your system, but is of course a chore. I used myfitnesspal for a year and its great to have a data driven approach, but is also exahusting. Also traking your physical activity could be done wi
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by gassius 9y ago
If you mix a high carbs intake with a high (saturated) fat intake, you cholesterol will rise, and you probably will develop a coronary disease. The thing in those studies, and many others, is how they handle the carbs intake. I would like v

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