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hungryforcodes
3y ago
Personally, I don't see any problems here. I guess it just comes down to taste. Also I enjoy colorful neighbour's:)
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hungryforcodes
3y ago
So perhaps you shouldn't have bought a house? You are now a slave to some materialistic object. I owned houses for a long time. Wouldn't say a homeless person sleeping on my street would be a problem. I eventually sold the houses,
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
This so much !
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
Hacker News is social media no?
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
The US is definitely loosing its global economic hegemony-- so of course they'll grasp at straws now.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
Why does the US act as global police here? This is a Korean matter.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
I think my definition is actually useful. Your definition means if I am on a bus with 100 people, at least one of them has a net worth of 11 million USD. I don't think so. Totally don't believe this.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
What's a VHCOL and W2? Anyways, I dont get your point. Rich people work ALOT! More for sure than 9-5 usually but they work. You seem to be confusing rich with "independently wealthy", aka: I inherited a large sum of money fro
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
Though we ourselves are by definition part of the universe and thus nature.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
Cultural...and economic. I guess in places where there are arranged marriages, or living together is shunned upon, this is true. However as far as I can tell generation z is complaining about the economic situation that disables them from m
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
You must have bad luck. Many middle managers are previous ICs who are still trying to pay the bills -- they're not automatically bad people. Consider also that bad companies hire bad people -- so maybe you could consider that as well.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
What was the ACTUAL lesson with these two? I can guess your intent, but could you specify? Also I think the grand father version instead of the baby version. Apple is massive...
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
> Construction is the one step that cannot be easily cheated This is a great quote, btw.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
Haha. The joys of autocorrect :)
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
And yet their rockets really work!
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
The main reason I got my first hob was to be able to move out. My parents drove me nuts. I've been independent ever since. I'd rather live in a tiny studio with just a mattress than live with them. Also nothing signals undateable
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
We can't accoubt for stupidity true. Almost every situation I encounter is a learning opportunity. Even a repetitive one where you learn : "Gee, I shouldn't do that again." : is a lesson.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
That's not true. Crypto is fine in most of Asia. Most of these countries are very respectable.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
Thats still not fun though.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
He's kind of right though.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
3) We probably don't know WHAT it's train of thought is -- what it's thinking -- so at that point have lost control of it. We will have no idea what it will so next, and be unprepared to counter anything it does. We literally
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
I'm surprised. I thought it was only men that did bad things these days.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
For a moment I read it as police raided Clearview AI. Sadly this is not the case.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
This is a stupid title though. It's just Bittrex US. I can't think of a worse country to do crypto business in so it should come as no surprise. Bittrex Global seems perfectly fine.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
OK well at least you are honest about your bias, so thanks for that. Using your analogy though no one is being cut here. You are projecting that they are cut, but they never are. And medical procedures to improve appearance aren't fake
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
I hear Sweden is also a cashless society with occasional negative interest rates -- sounds wonderful. Are there any benefits? For example if you pay on negative interest rates can you apply that to your income tax filing?
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4y ago
Ah it could be if you learn from it-- which it sounds like they did. They would have learned mire imagine than if they had never had to make those choices and live with the consequences.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
They're not suffering though. And they're choosing it. That's my point. You seem to be projecting your own bias here.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
Is this more your issue though? The "beauty apps" feature are super popular here in Asia. So again subtle colonialism where the west forces their ideal on Asia.
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hungryforcodes
4y ago
That's your western opinion though.
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