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by kelipso 9mo ago
Hey, not my problem if you can’t take a few seconds to understand what people are writing.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Lol, why are you so mad? My while point is that he doesn’t reveal his actual name.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Does anyone actually think that’s his real name?
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Moxie Marlinspike sounds like some 90s intelligence guy’s understanding of what an appealing name to hacker groups would sound like. Put a guy like that as so-called creator of some encryption protocol for messaging and promote the app like
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by kelipso 9mo ago
I can imagine it happening after many years, maybe after half a decade they’ll have built up a sizable military and political will to start considering military action.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
That’s just talk for whatever imagined political leverage that probably won’t work with Trump.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Europe doesn’t have a military that’s worth talking about. So it’s politically impossible for the EU to go to war with the US. They’ll do lots of protesting but that’ll be about it. The US isn’t just going to straight up invade anyway. Ther
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Lol, I just about guessed this was what was going on. Anti-Iran influence operations are on an absolute tear right now.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
I don’t think it can be disputed that there is a lot of propaganda and misinformation in the internet. One logical conclusion to this would be to protect people from that via censorship. Many recent examples of the US doing this as well (Co
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by kelipso 9mo ago
I thought we were all doing jokes, no?
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by kelipso 9mo ago
NBA gives everyone the same chance to get it, just you have to be good at basketball. If the circumstances of your childhood made it so that you are shit at basketball but hey you were the top performer in your group of terrible players, th
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by kelipso 9mo ago
People who say “clean and modern design language” might like it? It’s very unconfigurable and impossible to adjust it to your tastes.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Why is it preferable to wait for people to die and then sue the company instead of banning it in the first place?
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by kelipso 9mo ago
When you have this problem of universities rejecting applicants based on arbitrary criteria, limiting that becomes an issue too.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Opaqueness is in the dictionary, so that’s good enough. Opacity sounds like it should be in a physics textbook.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
The thing is the people who do get the funding should be the smartest of the smartest. That funnel needs to be there and this nonsense is destroying it.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Not if you went to an easy school vs a difficult school vs a school that gives mostly As. Never heard of grade inflation or what?
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by kelipso 9mo ago
No one cares what high school you went to in college, unless maybe you went to the same high school yourself.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
I’m going to replace every instance of 1 with 0.999 repeating, do the equivalent for all all integers, and see how my mind totally explodes.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Lol it’s weird seeing high school redditors saying gatekeeping and are you an expert in the same thread as university professors, all talking about the same topic. But I guess that’s HN for you.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Means he’s really doing something right…eating right and exercising. Well at least exercising.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
The 90s food pyramid lasted until 2005, so decades is just about correct. Then it was some myolate something or the other. But people used the 90s food pyramid everywhere and that was the only one popularly known. The myplate stuff, I guess
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Is it really shame or are you imagining it? Maybe it’s discomfort at eating something delicious while not being able to share it. Like eating candy or cake in front of kid and not giving him any.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
They can both be true but 12% of people eat 50% of beef on any given day implies that way more than 12% of people eat 50% of beef on any given year. Like, it’s probably something closer to 40% than 12%.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
If you mention every mathematical relationship one can think of in your paper, it’s going to get rejected for being way over the page limit lol.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Doesn’t rent have a constant influence on house prices? Along with the data science based rent prices they demand, that implies a constant upward influence on rent and consequently house prices. Also these institutions would be buying house
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Feels like that inflection point possibility passed a while ago since these models are starting to plateau in performance.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
There is reason to believe that someone owning a tiny portion of the houses is setting the market price because that tiny portion is a significant portion of the houses on sale.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
I don’t think it’s an unreasonable assertion in the first place. Just because they are holding a small portion of all houses doesn’t meant they can’t have a huge effect. The primary reason being that the portion of houses on sale is small a
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Homes are for people to live in, not asset classes for investors to play with. There, you have the apparently obscure principle that no one has ever heard of. I’d love to hear whatever economist inspired argument against it lol.

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