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hanniabu
2y ago
My questions always get closed and marked as a duplicate with a comment linking to a question that's unrelated
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hanniabu
2y ago
HN also hates when you point out their logical inconsistencies
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hanniabu
2y ago
Now can we stop using PVC for supply lines?
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hanniabu
2y ago
From my experience with making comments connecting guy problems to other illnesses, I think the issue is HN hates anecdotal reports and especially when it contradicts "science". I put that in quotes because we barely study the mic
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hanniabu
2y ago
Idk if there's evidence of it but I know many people claim they developed celiac disease after a course of black label antibiotics
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hanniabu
2y ago
People that are healthy don't need probiotics either, sooo ....
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hanniabu
2y ago
Anecdotal but I'm on a very strict diet, to the point where I have the same thing every meal, every day. There's certain probiotics I take that help bowel movements and some that slow things down. It's very repeatable and giv
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hanniabu
2y ago
Both of you sound like bots
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hanniabu
2y ago
Some people have dysbiosis which makes it impossible to have most vegetables
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hanniabu
2y ago
I can never remember if I should use grey or gray
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hanniabu
2y ago
Yes, it should really be called collective intelligence not artificial intelligence
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hanniabu
2y ago
Proof of stake is superior. The downside others are saying has been proven false time after time but bitcoiners continue to spread the misinformation because Bitcoin relies on people not understanding it's downside. https://
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hanniabu
2y ago
Don't most coping mechanisms? What's needed is to reduce it without reliance to continue doing it.
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hanniabu
2y ago
They think they can, but it's not the same
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hanniabu
2y ago
How is most of the let known of it's a puzzle? Why would people make their progress public?
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hanniabu
2y ago
> processed the now known public key from which the private key can be recovered in 2^33 operations (2^(n/2)) So anybody that has sent a transaction can have their private key cracked just from their public address? How is this cons
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hanniabu
2y ago
Sad to see this getting downvoted. HNers hate to admit this because then they can't paint crypto has a technology enabling fraud.
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hanniabu
2y ago
Because most of the crypto economy is on Ethereum. Monero's own hubris and "better than thou" mentality quarantined itself from the rest of the ecosystem.
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hanniabu
2y ago
> He probably waited 5-10 years too long. What's the downside of waiting?
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hanniabu
2y ago
I'd love a smaller car if everyone had a smaller car. I don't want a smaller car when there's a pickup truck 3x the size/weight with a lift kit and a driver that's on their phone or has road rage.
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hanniabu
2y ago
> It seems like there are enough resources in the world to prevent things like this There will always be more greed than resources
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hanniabu
2y ago
Can't say I'm surprised given the company
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hanniabu
2y ago
Look up proof of stake
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hanniabu
2y ago
Isn't that the military's fault?
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hanniabu
2y ago
And what constitutes an emergency. If nobody's wellbeing is at risk then imo it's not an emergency, but I doubt that how a company will interpret it.
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hanniabu
2y ago
It's a pollution thing, whether that's from industrial plants, cigarettes, or fireplaces. They say the lungs of people with fireplaces look similar to those of smokers.
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2y ago
Like how we spray weed killer everywhere even though we know it causes cancer
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Mike Lynch won legal battle. Weeks later, he, his lawyer, and codefendant died
(businessinsider.com)
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hanniabu
2y ago
Web 1.0 = read Web 2.0 = read/write Web 3.0 = read/write/own
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hanniabu
2y ago
Everybody hates reading documentation
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