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jabgrabdthrow
9y ago
Your comment made me think!
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jabgrabdthrow
9y ago
Would the parent comments point change if you did anything but the equivalent of statistical gerrymandering for the two continents? You are why people voted Trump
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jabgrabdthrow
9y ago
Look at yourself: https://i.imgur.com/kLUVcdp.png
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9y ago
Is this "fake news"?
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9y ago
fuel for the ETH/ETC fire =P
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9y ago
very cool! Can you explain how this relates to Unix at all? It is very cool for using monospace fonts and green-on-black (not RGB green this has more "taste"). How does this relate to Unix programs?
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9y ago
> Which is to say, nothing material is added to the equation, and thus, nothing useful is actually extracted. Conceptually, the idea is to question whether we're really just burning the candle at both ends, to get more light. We cou
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9y ago
I guess this tech will only be used by a strange niche group that wants the average intelligence of the world to decrease then, huh. Oh well!
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9y ago
I remember metaphors developed before calorie/$ dropped so much
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10y ago
once you acknowledge this as inevitable it frees you to engineer systems that have failure modes dollars are stablecoins
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10y ago
Many of the top competitive games are good by accident, brood war is a classic example. Yes, it should stay bug-compatible, otherwise they can call it starcraft 3.
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10y ago
Can't tell if serious or sophisticated subversive meme magician! If anyone actually can't tell try this and give an analysis of your experience with the Hateful People of america
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10y ago
Winner will be a sheep "You are not being nuanced by calling them sheep, consider these perspectives on power structures" Winner will be a sheep =] I bet MIT will be very brave and give Swartz and Snowden prizes after they get per
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10y ago
That's a bummer I always hoped I could invest into an Exchange Traded version of exposure to Bitcoin ha ha ha, now china gets all the exchange data, morons
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10y ago
How can we tell you if you don't post examples? I have met examples of both persons who are bad at whiteboard pressure tests but also brilliant at software development, and other self-professed software developers who were good at Job
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10y ago
(disclaimer I have vested interests etc) I like to present it from the "business process" angle but after you get through the side effects of "protocolizing" things like cash and composable financial instruments, the ne
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10y ago
yes they should be - by you
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10y ago
> Why would it be more of a problem with refugees than other, paying guests? How are war refugees different from tourists on vacation. Amazing. You just personally contributed to wearing out the word "racist" and growing the ne
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10y ago
You have to quote your sources for the concept of "value investing"? Did I miss a joke?
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10y ago
http://makerdao.com is one "central bank on blockchain" project, though the stable token it generates still doesn't have the properties you want in a national currency
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10y ago
How pathetic
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10y ago
Cheaper than water? =]
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10y ago
like Correct The Record? > but not like that
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10y ago
haha, oops. Internet
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10y ago
Saying "entirely" is not only demonstrably false but ultimately harmful if we are talking about pay gaps and irrelevance of gender for advanced mental work - people get "reactive" once they realize they have been lied to
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10y ago
So doesn't that make that position downright dangerous? As a 3rd party to this argument, now I agree with the other guy. edit: to clarify I mean I should join the opt-out side to help stop it from becoming socially unacceptable
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10y ago
What happens when V.B. has too many hard fork decisions to make, or even delegate to his Foundation Lieutenants? I bet you non-ironically have uttered "just this once" too
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10y ago
> The original blockchain was deprecated on 3/14. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance Ethereum used to be a protocol but now it is an interest group. You said it best, just study the facts.
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10y ago
The "vote" is ETC. Your examples make me happy you are not an authority figure and also makes me want to donate to the NRA
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The answer is that any time there's a proposed fork the one that changes less rules is called "Classic" and the other picks the new name. If there's a truly ambiguous split, one side tactically cedes the name, like "
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