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this is so silly obviously... we need similar website when you assume it really know so it asks you 50 questions including whether you smoke, etc, etc and at the end it shows you this: "nobody knows when you die, but assume you may be
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JWST versus LUVOIR-A... just wow! Imagine difference in quality of pictures! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_Ultraviolet_Optical_Infr...
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..and then there is a background on Ron... https://www.ripe.net/ripe/mail/archives/anti-abuse-wg/2020-A...
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the point is she could have never made it. First year grads of meds schools would look at it and tell you its impossible. Its like knowing a floppy stores 1.44 MB and showing it as a breaking technology - we won't change anything but w
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5y ago
To me the justice system already failed. It supposed to protect small people, society, vulnerable entities. There are stories how Holmes test were indirect result of someone death because they rely on those. Meanwhile the only real sticking
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CEO Who Fired 900 Employees on a Zoom Call Is Out
(inc.com)
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This was my take as well - and was wondering what is Fig. 11 based off of? We can predict, but we don't know how the market for batteries will form in the next decade or so. I.e. the COVID disturbed all sorts of markets bad enough that
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Not sure if pop-astronomy - the link directs to NASA site. I decided for title to be somewhat more spicey in hopes it will create a longer and deeper conversation re asteroids and the danger they present to live on Earth. Clickbaity I agree
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We were all doomed to die on Friday the 13th, 2029
(science.nasa.gov)
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Thank you for your story. Covid has done some damage to my bottom line this year, but stories like yours just again cheer me up and prove to me why I decided to work for myself.
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5y ago
Interesting in itself there is this, but we never manage to find similar gems for UFOs.
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Anywhere on Earth in One Hour
(the-sun.com)
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thank you but nowhere in this document it says they need to know how much crypto I buy in the future. Coinbase is a scam! They should be investigated and Brian should be behind bars, if there is any justice in USA
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That's my only option at this point. Funny thing I learnt Coinbase before and after IPO - now you can NOT contact them at all! The only "support" ticket they offer you to submit is with "Coinbase Earn" product. No m
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Coinbase survey asks: how much crypto do you expect to trade per year - then goes to say "Coinbase is legally required to collect this information" - can someone point me to legislation or a law where US Citizen is require to tell
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Tell HN: Coinbase to require all my info by June '22, or account suspended
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Half a billion $ is printed everyday by BEP. (just to compare)
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They always felt shaky to me. First, I was never able to transfer from/to using Litecoin. Their system said "wrong wallet format". Tech support never replied (its been probably close to a year now). It also shocked me when I
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Well, technically you can. You can "print" gold by using other elements with simply changing number of protons to match 79. I believe this has been done already, if my memory serves me right reading some article years ago. Its j
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Am I the only one found it ironic he is announcing this on twitter.. yet he has to screen shot the content b/c it would normally not fit into twitter media :)
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The average power drill is used for just 13 minutes in its entire lifetime
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Supersonic Speed Check
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Kimbal Musk Sells Tesla Stock Before Elon Musk Sinks Shares
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An NFT Just Sold for $532M, but Didn’t Sell at All
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Chevron wins case to jail lawyer Steven Donziger
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Beyond OUR reach. I am sure extreme advanced civilization are capable of traveling 3-dimensional space without considering 4th dimension (time). Just like we can use video-recorder to record 3D world and put it on a 2D film to watch on a 2D
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you not missing anything. The LI I enjoyed some 5-8 years ago is nothing like LI today. I got literally blocked twice because someone was spreading misinformation re vaccines, and when I point it out that LI is not even a place for this, I
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Nathan Blecharczyk, co founder of AirBNB, and once on FBI 100 wanted as a top spammer on US soil [1], also spin off AirBNB by posting unrealistically (fake) cheap rentals of beautiful apartments in places where normal rent should be 10x mor
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Lets Encrypt SSL issues continue degradation of Digital Ocean infrastructure
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His next tweet is interesting. > In other news I updated my phone to iOS 15 and put it down to charge last night. When I woke up it was hot, and my battery has gone from 100% to 15% since 7:30am. I gotta get off this ecosystem. I mean, i
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