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thanks for pointing that out. now i too am unsure what the advantage is.
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the advantage is you get to be part of the token pyramid before the next guy.
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Lawyers do not have the sole ability to answer such questions. I learned contract law from a business professor who wasn't a lawyer.
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think you can do matlab? you can't even do C
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To what extent are Americans even allowed to sell anything in China?
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Is it normal for devs to be able to read and understand github reps without any explanations, introductions or context beyond the title? I remember much more of this in github's early days and always wondered if this doesn't faze
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7y ago
I'm guessing his greater point was that fiat cash in general loses its value.
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thanks.
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7y ago
$500*60 days +$2k =$32k
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>The only Chinese city with clean air is Xiamen. I was about to disagree but I just looked it up and it seems to be doing a lot better than I remembered. http://pm25.in/xiamen
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>But I can't read the full text. append the link to sci-hub.tw/ https://sci-hub.tw/https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21372...
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8y ago
One of the most common instances of generalized experts weighing in on topics they're not actually experts in happens in politically-related posts here, although it usually only comes in the form of downvotes. You can cite science and
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anytime you'd like to make a claim or an argument, please put it forth rather than simply eject ad hominems and make snarky vague claims.
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Interestingly enough, the US paid $840 million for a Canadian company, CGI, to develop the Obamacare health insurance website. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/healthcare-gov-has-already-cost...
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8y ago
>clicking the link before reading the domain regret
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No one is stopping people from making their own game instead of working for scam artist employers. It's a lesson best learned early in life. Imagine if [insert_successful_indy_dev_here] thought it was a good idea to gun for a 30k/
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People in general are not making conscious choices to seek out foods that give them vitamin C. Why would they? They don't have to seek out vitamin C and they still won't get scurvy with even a 7/11 or burger king diet. Signif
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I wonder how many of the people saying 'See? Can't trust google with anything' use Gmail accounts.
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You could also ask if someone has an agenda for nytimes.com . This is the 21st article posted to them in 24 hours.
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>they often would expect me to have read certain textbooks or know C before they would send me the link on standing up a LAMP stack My other favorite response was when you would google a question, then you find a forum where someone says
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I agree with this to this extent: if you have no dependents, no plans to save money for retirement, you own your house or have a free living arrangement, you don't need to travel between cities, you don't maintain a car, then this
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alright, so 5 particles per cm^3 to 80 particles per cm^3, not grams (as density is normally measured). i'm not sure why the downvotes were necessary though when I made it clear I was trying to figure out what he's saying.
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>5cm^-3 to 80cm^-3 had to look this up to see what you mean. I think you mean 5g(cm^-3) to 80g(cm^-3)
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Yes really. It's a direct link to the actual product landing page to buy the product, complete with price information in the HN headline to draw the customer in.
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a literal advertisement
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Ah I was wondering how Minecraft got so big (I also always thought it was just an open-source thing). Microsoft seems to be really good at hand-holding the masses and sitting them in front of things they didn't know they would've
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>Slowly the idea of running your own software on your own devices is becoing arcane. Ever since I've been using computers (late 90's onward), my experience has been that running your own software has always been arcane. I can c
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We'd be in agreement, and I don't believe I suggested otherwise. IQ is a predictor of success, it's not a measure of success. Groups and individuals with higher IQs tend to have better outcomes and there's about a hundre
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I also have 100,000 posts scattered about forums from the early 2000's, but very few (less than 1,000) since after 2010. The trend towards downvote groupthink is not an insignificant part of the reason I've dropped content generat
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