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Do you actually pirate music or did you give it as a general example? I feel no need to pirate music today with all the music streaming services especially since I can find all the music I want on all the streaming services which is a world
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And adopted
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I believe the human brain is just math and tricks, the difference is no one took care of an NN model like someone might take care of a baby and constantly train it over several years until it finally starts to understand the world. To be fa
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I've only tried xanax once but if anyone thinks that will solve this.. it probably won't, because once on xanax you lose the anxiety but also you won't care about the thing that's causing anxiety, in my case I didn'
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https://youtu.be/ObF6w8sNyJo?t=1375
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The question isn't who builds it but who orders it. Would you leave your job just to fight back against this particular dark pattern? Do you ask about this dark pattern in interviews in order to make a decision about a potential employ
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Bitcoin is tied to the physical world the same way every other currency is tied to the physical world. Right now you can transfer abstract value you have acquired without a 1-2% fee through bitcoin, which is much easier than doing it via a
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5y ago
Probably because the user base is by definition pretty small. I never used a graphing calculator and neither see any use for it but those who do use it and know what it is have probably found it already. Seems to me marketing for such a nic
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5y ago
depends on your climate, my home needs heating like 8/12 months and gas prices have just surged more than 6x since last winter
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5y ago
Is it really a theory that your government has used every major crisis to erode your freedom and privacy?
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Except remote sensing keystrokes isn't as scalable as mass intercepting unencrypted network traffic
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5y ago
there are captcha solving services
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Elon Musk must be such a loser wannabe for hanging out with comedians and not working 24/7
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Why do you think some random hacker is smarter than all the academics we have? Somehow clean unlimited energy isn't achieved because people are working on exploits or optimizing ad revenue? I doubt it.
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5y ago
You are wrong. There, isn't that a stupid argument? If you are going to just state your opinions as fact without actually providing evidence for extraordinary claims then this conversation is pointless.
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5y ago
Any property you hold is gambling to a certain degree, if you buy a house you gamble that the society you bought it in will provide security for it and based on the laws of that society you will be able to keep it. You gamble your property
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It is a currency, a fairly new one that hasn't gained mass adoption yet, with many problems (tx cost and tx/s limits) but people can and do use it to buy stuff. My energy provider in Romania lets me pay my bills with bitcoin. That
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As mining bitcoin is only worthwhile with ASICS there will be no flood of electronics entering the market at low prices, being used for something more "worthwhile". You could argue this is a feature and not a bug. I, as many peopl
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That's like saying the $ or any other currency is entirely replaceable. What bitcoin has over any other cryptocurrency is the massive mining power behind it, making it the most secure. https://braiins.com/blog/how-
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No, it is on you to provide proof for your assertions. It is not my job to verify your claims.
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PCR has false positives. Also I came with sources, you didn't provide any.
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It seems it is rare : https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/reinfe... . Also found a recent CDC study on this : https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm703
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Parent said he has natural immunity, can you cite any evidence that you can get covid twice? If not then people who can prove natural immunity don't need the vaccine and are just risking their health for nothing.
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I've recently watched this talk that may help you profile better : https://youtu.be/r-TLSBdHe1A
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is it not possible to have a licence that says if you want to use this code to sell a service for a profit you must contact the owner and negociate a deal? this way if you are developing in the open source bubble you get to use software for
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I think he meant the dealer can give you a new copy of your old key, then you wouldn't need to reset the car.
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I found it is hard to read even when listening to music without lyrics.. it's like my inner voice is coming from a well so this is not surprising
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They only go bankrupt if they don't hold the majority of the mining power, if they do they take over. How is this different from PoS? Actually in PoS if you try to attack and you don't have a majority you will lose all your coins.
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If you really want to be safe translate to another language then translate back
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5y ago
Is it so shady to mask your identity when so many people have been crucified for even hinting ivermectin might be beneficial?
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