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by kaibee 5y ago
> but we probably don't want to live in a communist country where the government owns every home and everyone is renting either. Yes, like the famously communist state of, checks notes , Singapore. Sorry for the snarky reply, but I
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by kaibee 5y ago
Have you been actually paying attention to the actual right to repair content? It is still relatively Apple heavy, because that's his business, but he's had medical device repair people on, and he's talked about the much bro
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by kaibee 5y ago
Honestly my main take here is just how much better the foliage can look. Grass/trees in real time graphics just aren't even close.
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by kaibee 5y ago
> Nearly everything then was also not easily repairable, and certainly not by an average consumer. Sure, but repair shops could exist that would specialize in doing all sorts of repairs.
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by kaibee 5y ago
This would've been a hilarious April Fools joke.
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by kaibee 5y ago
> I don't really care what software is ran in my truck, as long as it works I mean, exactly what recourse do you think you'll have once it stops working..? You'll sell your not working truck (to who?) and buy a new one (th
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by kaibee 6y ago
https://github.com/Discord-Datamining/Discord-Datamining/com...
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by kaibee 6y ago
Drop the 4K IPS for a 2560x1440 panel instead.
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by kaibee 6y ago
I have one of those fancy gamer mice (Logitech G700S) and I bound the most prominent thumb button to middle-click. Haven't looked backed, making scroll-wheels clickable was a mistake.
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by kaibee 6y ago
> Money by definition is not far more accessible to a far broader cross section of the population Many lawyers will work on contingency, so it kind of is much more accessible.
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by kaibee 6y ago
It would be nice to be able to add constraints between existing nodes.
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by kaibee 6y ago
We don't have short term solutions for storing CO2 either.
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by kaibee 6y ago
Runs a lot faster than Zillow. Presumably because they haven't had time to add all of the analytics and tracking yet? or not as much load due to still being new(er)? Though it shows basically the exact same data as Zillow or Redfin.
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by kaibee 6y ago
> I think it's disingenuous to paint the entire "other side" as unreasonable, but I may be misinterpreting what you mean by "other side" here. There will always be unreasonable people, and I don't have a sol
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by kaibee 6y ago
> If the crypto-currency market is illegitimate due to money printing by Tether, then so is the conventional financial system due to quantitive easing by the Federal Reserve and other central banks around the world. The difference is tha
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by kaibee 6y ago
The fact of the matter is that those in charge, who made the decisions that led to this, are at best, "suffering" political consequences. They aren't suffering the same way that the people of Texas are suffering.
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by kaibee 6y ago
> Government-run enterprises are not fair competition since they have unfair advantages. One does not create competition by allowing enterprises which can do dumping at worst, and always have special advantages at best. Okay but as a con
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by kaibee 6y ago
This exists actually. There's quite a few of them. ie: Razer Cortex
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by kaibee 6y ago
This is like, the worst possible case for nuclear energy, because this is a random fluctuation that won't be sustained for more than week. Whereas building a nuclear power plant costs billions of dollars and takes multiple decades to
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by kaibee 6y ago
There's alternatives to Robinhood though. Robinhood doesn't have the same social network effect as Facebook.
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by kaibee 6y ago
Anyone can buy a domain and redirect it anywhere. This is an extremely embarrassing comment for the level of discussion I expected from HN.
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by kaibee 6y ago
Are they actually enforced, or is it simply that they're still on the books? There are a lot of laws in the USA that are on the books, but would be struck down as unconstitutional if anyone ever tried to enforce them.
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by kaibee 6y ago
If they were, they could still sell them off immediately.
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by kaibee 6y ago
Should've waited till April 1st to publish this.
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> There's basically no example of a monopoly forming outside of government regulation. Facebook has a monopoly on the social network.
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by kaibee 6y ago
> The formation of something new, and independent, means it would also be less susceptible to corruption. "independent" is doing a lot of work here. Government regulators are, at least in theory, independent because they'
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by kaibee 6y ago
Cyberpunk 2077 is a single-player game.
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by kaibee 6y ago
I agree. Google is collecting all of this data, but every time I'm going to Wegmans, "hey google, navigate to wegmans", its always, "I FOUND SEVERAL OPTIONS, WHICH WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO TO?". And in what is apparen
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by kaibee 6y ago
> Why should it be legal to make billions of dollars in profit off of the failure of something? How does that make economic sense? These guys walk off with a huge bag of cash, a bunch of investors that were trying to invest positively ge
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by kaibee 6y ago
> But I’m more curious about your second statement. Could you back that up with some evidence? How is ITER’s management and leadership “MBA/Political”? Is it really different from the other projects’? Such a statement needs to be ba

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