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2491.
by glitchc 8y ago
They're dismantling content aggregation as a business model. That's not necessarily a bad thing.
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by glitchc 8y ago
Sorry for your pain. I understand this realistic approach bothers you a bit. As it happens, I expect decency from individuals, not corporations. My skepticism is justified in Google's post, since at the end of all the words, absolutely
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by glitchc 8y ago
Is that meant as a positive or a negative, as chargebacks help the consumer, as does non-repudiation. The general public wants these features in our exchange mediums.
2494.
by glitchc 8y ago
I'm not buying the cheaper argument. Which part of transacting on the Bitcoin network is cheaper exactly? Mining is cost-intensive, and transaction fees are at least an order of magnitude higher than Visa. Equating SWIFT to Visa is als
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by glitchc 8y ago
How are they going to handle this? Will they be holding coins a la an exchange or will they host multiple full nodes and post txes to the chain?
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by glitchc 8y ago
Seconded. Not to mention patients lying or involuntarily withholding pertinent information (because embarrassed or would reveal unwholesome behaviour/activities).
2497.
by glitchc 8y ago
I concur. This post seems to be specifically targeting the negative perception the resignations were generating.
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by glitchc 8y ago
Hi Xavier, in the discount factor equation, shouldn't the last term of the expansion be gamma^n.Rn instead of gamma^2.Rn? Or am I missing something?
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by glitchc 8y ago
Suntory Hibiki 21 if you can get your hands on it. Hibiki Master's Select is pretty good too. The opposite of peaty/smoky, so subject to taste.
2500.
by glitchc 8y ago
So the middle man is eating the profit. Nice!
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by glitchc 8y ago
Well, you fight like a cow!
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by glitchc 9y ago
Your example belies the very core of the argument in the article, in that the sequence you just described as causal is in fact an illusion. Certainly from the human perspective, these events in sequence look causal. But our perception of ti
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by glitchc 9y ago
Agreed. The letter suggests the authors have a tenuous grip at best on logic. Perhaps their scientific endeavours are circumspect as well? (See what I did there, authors?)
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by glitchc 9y ago
I, for one, am thrilled to see Bill Nye support the current U.S. government. He has always been a strong proponent of climate change as evidenced by multiple speeches, debates, arguments and written material over the last decade. This lates
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by glitchc 9y ago
Maybe they are having trouble with their current relationships. It may be an expectation management issue, worthy of discussion with them. Also if she is young (< 21), this is a phase and it will pass.
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by glitchc 9y ago
Wolverine (and others) have been around since the very first MvC. Heck, the direct precursor to MVC was X-Men vs. Street Fighter.
2507.
by glitchc 10y ago
Business is in our blood I guess. At the very least, we do it well :)
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by glitchc 10y ago
Zoroastrians moved to India from Iran in two separate waves, the first circa 800 AD and another circa 1500 AD. There are Atashes (fire temples) in Udvada, just north of Mumbai that have been burning for over a millenia now. Zoroastrians are
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by glitchc 10y ago
E=h*nu was derived by Max Planck, not Einstein.
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by glitchc 11y ago
I've even used the latter technique to remove Linux from a dual-boot drive without affecting the Windows partition. Blow the distro, recovery, fix the boot record, boot into Windows, resize the partition. And this is on an SSD that wa
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by glitchc 11y ago
I think the author is incompetent. Not only does Clonezilla work well, but I've also had good success with Macrium. A windows partition that is non-bootable but properly copied can be fixed by booting to Windows install media (USB or C