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by golergka 3y ago
Before clicking the link I was wondering if it's about relational schemas or woodworking.
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by golergka 3y ago
> Honest question: What are some examples of legitimate uses of shell companies? I have an answer to that, but instead of going down this route, I want to ask you: do you want to defend you right for privacy by coming up with uses that o
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by golergka 3y ago
If this was the case, nobody would use the systems described in this article.
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by golergka 3y ago
A lot of my associates has already been identified as Jews, and that's quite enough to get them horrifically killed.
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by golergka 3y ago
Not everyone sees the world as you do. Given this article and other information I know about this system, I would be honoured to work on it and take a significant pay cut, as it actively makes the world a better and safer place.
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by golergka 3y ago
Both encryption and shell companies are technologies to achieve privacy, and both are sometimes abused by bad actors. It's very sad to see commenters here fail applying the same principle to both.
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by golergka 3y ago
This comment author was not correct, but this question prompted a lot of great answers and improved the quality of the discussion. Per HN rules, this comment should be upvoted, not downvoted.
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by golergka 3y ago
How cool would it be to have this integrated with DCS.
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by golergka 3y ago
It's still abysmal from POV of actually using it in production, but it's a very impressive rate of improvement. Given what happened with LLMs and image generation in the last few years, we can probably assume that these systems wi
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by golergka 3y ago
Everquest was released in 1999 too. Modern multiplayer games are much closer to MMOs than to session-based games on local servers for small groups without any meta-gameplay.
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by golergka 3y ago
OK, here are 6 different git repositories that our different systems were built with, without custom scripts and setup that our devops team have built over 8 years of operation. And it also requires an Oracle license to run. Good luck figur
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by golergka 3y ago
> There is no technological reason this is the case Of course there is. Many modern multiplayer games are unfeasible without dedicated servers, and many games are multiplayer by default as a design and production choice. Making a game th
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by golergka 3y ago
C++, Ruby on Rails, Database management. Prepare reports, manuals and other documentation. Surely, 7-12 months of experience is more than enough.
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by golergka 3y ago
We're talking about deserialising JSONs in the application server here, nobody stops you from treating ids as numbers on the database side of things. But also, this sounds like a premature optimisation. Most applications will never rea
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by golergka 3y ago
> Society needs children to survive This is true. However, what society definetly doesn't need is > the ability particularly of the lower classes to have children That's how you breed poverty and other systemic problems that
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by golergka 3y ago
That's how you make people lose interest in the country — exactly what OP is complaining about. If you want to stop brain and capital drain, taxation should be the last thing on your mind.
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by golergka 3y ago
I've been burned by a similar issue too. Lesson here is never to use numbers for things you are not planning to do math on. Ids should always be strings.
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by golergka 3y ago
Why would you expect a person to be able to afford a family on minimum wage? Why would you even want that? If you raised a minimum wage to that level, you would eliminate a lot of low-level jobs completely, and leave people who don't a
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by golergka 3y ago
People who don't have income and other taxable economic activity in the country.
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by golergka 3y ago
Just as many other things, like organised crime. Government is still society's main enemy and never should be trusted with anything that a monopoly on violence is not necessary for.
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by golergka 3y ago
On a Mac at least, you can designate Caps Lock to switch input languages instead.
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by golergka 3y ago
We absolute should provide that, and government absolutely shouldn't be involved in that. Whatever society can do itself, government should never be involved in.
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by golergka 3y ago
It is code, but it runs on human wetware which can decode input about actual events into output about intent, and reach consensus about this output via proper court procedures.
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by golergka 3y ago
> That said, if you're not using it, it defeats the purpose. Not always. Weapons of war are most useful when you don't have to actually use them, because others know that you have it. This exploit could be used sparingly to boo
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by golergka 3y ago
The fact that people can get used to something and be productive with it doesn't mean that its not objectively worse than the alternative.
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by golergka 3y ago
If you're willing to attract new hires with more pay, your competitors are willing too.
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by golergka 3y ago
Probably posted because of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6iQrh2TK98 Which not only links to this website, but also explains the topic in detail. Can highly recommend the channel anyway — especially for the HN
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by golergka 3y ago
Is it feasible to hold a short position on a stock for 25 years?
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by golergka 3y ago
Buenos Aires, and yes — community of (mostly political) Russian immigrants. I don't think USDT gets much use in Izhevsk though, Russian local financial services are pretty good, especially compared to Europe or US.
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by golergka 3y ago
> As far as I can tell, the only cryptocurrency that actually delivers on its name (i.e. being used as a currency) is Monero. In the last two weeks I've paid to people who cleaned my air conditioning, my girlfriend's nails, our

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