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by iamthirsty 9y ago
Well, that’s kinda the whole point. They don’t feel like it is truly public information. You gotta give something in return.
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
From the post: > that being a jerk is not allowed This made me take it in a much more casual way, as they didn't load it with PR speak for sure. Gave much more credibility — like it wasn't written by lawyers.
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Why China Wants to Lead on Climate, but Clings to Coal (for Now)(nytimes.com)
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
> may result in permanent suspension of access A.k.a.: they will try their best to IP ban you.
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
Banks don’t have any incentive to do anything that doesn’t make them money except for regulation.
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
Do you have any source on that? I drink 3-5 cups a day and make basically nothing, and have an unrelated autoimmune disease.
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
It only "feels" really gross if you care a little too much about your branding. No one is going to see it but the devs, and at that point it really doesn't matter.
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
"I don't like conflict diamonds, but since I have a bunch I might as well keep them — I just won't wear them." That's how it comes off to me.
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
I'll throw my $10 on that too. Hell, make it $11.
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
I'm a huge proponent of putting your money where your mouth is, but staking most of your net worth against what still is a pretty manipulated market is just stupid and is a gamble no one needs to make.
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
> The National Weather Service Employees Organization, its labor union, said the lack of staff is taking a toll on forecasting operations and that the agency is “for the first time in its history teetering on the brink of failure.” Manag
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
> it’ll be a lot more common for people to live to 100. Would you really want to though? I'm relatively young, but after about 70 I don't think I'd really want to live anymore. This is mainly due to genetics, as the bod
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Remembering Steve Jobs (2011)(apple.com)
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Astronaut Paul Weitz has died(collectspace.com)
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Patterns of Death in the South Still Show the Outlines of Slavery(fivethirtyeight.com)
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Google's latest iPhone rival off to a rocky start(reuters.com)
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Why You Can’t Think of the Word That’s on the Tip of Your Tongue(nytimes.com)
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by iamthirsty 9y ago
This actually got me to signup for Keybase today.