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by kgc 6y ago
They don't need Grayscale. They could just buy BTC themselves.
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by kgc 6y ago
Taboola is the scum of the internet. Their ads are all clickbait.
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by kgc 6y ago
This technology claims 100 miles in 5 minutes. As of 2019, a Tesla can charge 100 miles in 7 minutes using the v3 supercharger. https://electrek.co/2019/07/02/tesla-supercharger-v3-range-m...
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by kgc 6y ago
Or just a cellphone that plugs into a monitor.
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by kgc 6y ago
There's another way: Move fast enough to justify rewrites. This even happens at larger companies like Facebook when they rewrote React. https://engineering.fb.com/2017/09/26/web/react-16-a-look-in...
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by kgc 6y ago
Doesn't any ad network profit when a user is ripped off by scam ads? This isn't Facebook specific.
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by kgc 6y ago
What were the symptoms?
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by kgc 6y ago
That would require they are all educated about bitcoin, which is unlikely.
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by kgc 6y ago
Unfortunately the thymus also loses mass in the process, so as you age, its function decreases.
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by kgc 6y ago
Both New Zealand and Australia performed strict lockdowns. The US/Europe is unlikely to be able to achieve the same level of compliance needed to make those successful.
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by kgc 6y ago
South Korea's approach was different from China's and relied heavily on widespread testing.
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by kgc 6y ago
I feel like 80% of the US population has a vitamin D deficiency already...
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by kgc 6y ago
If they just split out the human traffic it would be way more useful.
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by kgc 6y ago
I believe the term you're looking for may be "stagflation"
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by kgc 6y ago
700 should be 70 shouldn't it?
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by kgc 6y ago
Maybe pay for a hotel room he can live in?
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by kgc 6y ago
Vancouver BC, Canada has a high percentage of Chinese people. They might even be the majority.
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by kgc 6y ago
If they have been sitting on empty buildings for years, why would they want renters now? I expect they would just continue to keep their buildings empty and continue to be unaffected by this pandemic.
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by kgc 6y ago
What's at the top of the chain though?
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by kgc 6y ago
Marco's proposal fails to incorporate the fact that the fees collected help pay for the App Store... It's not free to create and maintain.
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by kgc 6y ago
Epic brought this upon themselves.
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by kgc 6y ago
I like that I can cancel all my subscriptions from one spot. Imagine if you had to dig through each app to figure out how to cancel.
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by kgc 6y ago
This comment made me click the link in hopes of seeing some great UI/UX. But, it's just a doc.
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by kgc 6y ago
I have symmetrical gig fiber service, and this says it's not possible.
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by kgc 6y ago
It's like PG's blog but distributed among more minds.
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by kgc 6y ago
Normally when newsworthy deaths occur, I'm not affected. However, Grant's death really hits home for some reason. I first saw him on Mythbusters. He seemed like such a nice and brilliant guy.
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by kgc 6y ago
Finally. Including all that was a waste.
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by kgc 6y ago
Apple has an exception for when the product is purchased as a physical good or service. (Tesla and SOHO House in the example list)
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by kgc 6y ago
And I am moving all my money out of HSBC...
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by kgc 6y ago
There's an interesting duality here. Sure in the short term it hurts the stock price, but in the long term it could save the company and raise stock price. Maybe Robinhood investors are super forward-thinking. (Unless it gets delisted.

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