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2y ago
This is such a public transit power move
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Crypto is a solution to establishing trust in a decentralized ledger system: proof of stake and proof of work prevent people from adding fake transactions to the blockchain. It’s just a natural consequence that this creates scarcity.
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2y ago
Scarcity is just a natural consequence of trust
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I need to learn how to use these new models
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3y ago
AI is the solution to this issue. AI increases the amount of variation that automation can produce, and we can bring back all those maximalist designs from the past.
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3y ago
“Your honor this God song proves that my client is innocent.”
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3y ago
Looks like a good tattoo
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Yea I disagree with King here. He wants Wendy to be strong but IMO it’s such a better story with her as this hopeless character who’s dealing with crap way over his head. It makes the story into a classic Greek tragedy.
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What would you say is the moral of the book?
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It’s all media bullshit. Shelley Duvall never said he abused her. In fact, she said the exact opposite: that she felt like The Shining was the moment she turned professional and Stanley taught her how to get more out of repetition. The foot
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Yo no joke I did a fecal transplant, which is a major change in gut flora. I have not noticed much of a difference tbh.
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“I ask a model what they would get paid for a shoot and propose $2,000 to Barney’s. They reject my proposal and offer a $1,000 gift card.” Probably asked a woman model not a male model. Women get double what men get for modeling.
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3y ago
So what are the betting odds?
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If they change it you know how many conspiracy theories that’d open it up to?
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You gotta think about profitability across a larger timescale. Some things aren’t profitable now, but will be later, and if we get started on them now we can make that later come sooner.
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I would tell you if I could, but as you might expect from the type of person who would respond this way my dad hates talking about or dealing with anything medical. I doubt he even remembers these things. He does do a yearly checkup and I’m
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In the first volume of Masks of God, Joseph Campbell points out that you can break all creation myths down to 3 categories: Creationism (where there is a god that created the universe), Animism (where the universe itself is alive), and Part
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3y ago
Hax
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My dad refused treatment for his prostate cancer when he found out there was a high probability he would end up incontinent. He basically just said to my mom and his doctor “I’d rather die.” It’s been 20 years since. The tumor has completel
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3y ago
I disagree. I believe that in 2531 everyone will be named xxxPu$$y5l4y3r69xxx
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Exactly. It’s always so crazy to me how there’s such a double standard when it comes to art. Millions of people spend their entire lives in factories doing the same stitch over and over again, but if Kubrick makes Shelley Duvall do the same
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3y ago
Huh seems kinda interesting
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This makes me think of a concept for a story: It’s the end of a dark age and science is becoming popular again. They’re in a constant battle between the religious forces but at least they have unity and political power of some kind for the
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Paul Lockhart was my high school teacher! He completely changed my mind about math.
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Putting it on my list
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At least it’ll encourage the kids to learn a little about computers while they scramble to get around this issue
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3y ago
And these were only for the very rich. The poor had wooden shacks that deteriorated quickly.
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For any that want to take a deeper look, we’ve created a preliminary spreadsheet that shows what we have in our collection: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1tGGBTLnxIty63D-L... You can also
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Ask HN: Leads for digitizing large analog video collections? (NYC art/music)
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Typical Greghead response
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