kayamon

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by kayamon 13d ago
This is insane; I've never heard of this problem before in my life, and even just reading the post for one minute I immediately thought "hey, maybe the numbers refer to something in the text?" And hey yeah, they do. This cann
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by kayamon 1mo ago
Volume..... <sigh> It used to be considered a quality of good code that there would be less code, not more. Some people always tryin to get the highscore on golf.
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by kayamon 1mo ago
I read his book, honestly I think he's right.
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by kayamon 2mo ago
We still live in the eternal september.
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by kayamon 2mo ago
So? You think them or anyone else cares about your opinions of others?
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by kayamon 3mo ago
HN has no problems with any of that. They cheer it on.
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by kayamon 7mo ago
How are you handling NAT traversal?
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by kayamon 8mo ago
As if.
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by kayamon 8mo ago
World's Best At Surfing A Temporary Hyperinflation Wave is not a life goal to really be proud of tbh.
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by kayamon 8mo ago
It's in the actual currency. It's easy to have a large denomination of dollars if the currency is collapsing due to hyperinflation.
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by kayamon 8mo ago
The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks
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by kayamon 8mo ago
This is an alarmist headline and should be reconsidered before being posted anywhere.
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by kayamon 8mo ago
--You don't want the bank to give you your money back?-- edit: I misunderstood, or do you mean why would you get your internet back? If you're not getting your internet back, I can only offer you're not getting your money bac
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by kayamon 8mo ago
Ain't no football game son. Bitcoin clears faster than any other world reserve candidate. Every ten minutes, electricity gets traded. Tick tock.
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by kayamon 8mo ago
How many bars of gold get moved round the world every second?
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by kayamon 8mo ago
It'll all still be there when you get it back.
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by kayamon 8mo ago
"The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks."
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by kayamon 9mo ago
you could have just said 'yes'.
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by kayamon 9mo ago
I saw a homeless guy in the park eating a block of raw cake mix.
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by kayamon 9mo ago
Scott Adams: "I’d also like to know how the Holocaust death total of 6 million was determined. Is it the sort of number that is so well documented with actual names and perhaps a Nazi paper trail that no historian could doubt its accur
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by kayamon 9mo ago
Would have been like 43000% returns if he'd held it tho.
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by kayamon 10mo ago
bitrefill.com
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by kayamon 10mo ago
Bitcoin has a longer proof-of-work history, which is the only thing that secures any blockchain.
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by kayamon 10mo ago
> The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks
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by kayamon 10mo ago
It doesn't. Elon will happily spam your notifications with his own racist tweets directly, even if you don't follow him.
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by kayamon 1y ago
Kinda yeah? They certainly don't navigate into long-term multi-storey parking structures.
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by kayamon 1y ago
Do taxis need to park tho?
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by kayamon 1y ago
If all your money vanished tomorrow you'd have a different argument. > However that’s precisely why you freeze the account: to allow you time to follow due process Due process comes before the actions.
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by kayamon 1y ago
The only secure blockchain is the blockchain with the longest proof-of-work history.
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by kayamon 1y ago
Waymos are driving themselves around several cities right now.

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