krupan

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721.
by krupan 2y ago
Anyone working on this tech used for tracking people should feel bad.
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by krupan 2y ago
Two companies leaving (out of how many hundreds if not thousands of businesses registered in Delaware) is "an exodus"?
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by krupan 2y ago
The discussion here reminds me so much of early C# days. It was being touted as open source and cross platform back then, and Microsoft even hired a top GNOME developer to port it to Linux and GNOME was going to be rewritten in C#. It was
724.
by krupan 2y ago
"more likely" is so reassuring!
725.
by krupan 2y ago
My friend, you are stating falsehoods, mixing metaphors, and jumbling up concepts in ways that I can't begin to untangle. But clearly you know more than the big investors getting into Bitcoin now and the finance firms offering Bitcoin
726.
by krupan 2y ago
Pegged to the US Dollar, which is not stable, but maybe the least volatile Fiat currency in the world, so it's an upgrade for most people. I just worry about the nature of these pegged crypto currencies. Are they really safe?
727.
by krupan 2y ago
I get that the US Dollar is a more stable currency than many, if not all, others. I don't understand why, if you're getting into cryptocurrency to avoid inflation, you would chose one based on any fiat currency. Invest in one th
728.
by krupan 2y ago
How is Bitcoin a negative sum game? Any and every currency or asset has costs associated with buying, selling, and securing it, Bitcoin included (paying the miners is one of those costs).
729.
by krupan 2y ago
It's also not really anything original and new? Not sure what the overall plan is here
730.
by krupan 2y ago
Ok, so why use any BSD components then?
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by krupan 2y ago
That's why this is interesting, it doesn't even require someone to open a link
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by krupan 2y ago
This should be a top level comment. This whole thing is so much more complicated than, "man sells drugs and gets life sentence." I too cannot wait for the documentaries
733.
by krupan 2y ago
Honestly, if cars were only invented in the last few years, it probably wouldn't be legal without extensive training and licensing
734.
by krupan 2y ago
"Society would massively benefit" Yes. Just like San Francisco and Seattle did when they legalized drugs
735.
by krupan 2y ago
It will make things worse
736.
by krupan 2y ago
Cruise is close to Wayno, but nobody is willing to invest in Cruise anymore
737.
by krupan 2y ago
It's wild that we can't differentiate lust and love, committed relationship and meaningless sex. That's the main thing I get from the confusion in the article and the confusion in the comments here about what even defines po
738.
by krupan 2y ago
I generally agree with what you are saying, but you need to add "and not fighting" to "long term committed parents who are always there." Not fighting is so important that sometimes the parents need to split up so they c
739.
by krupan 2y ago
If this second thing last paragraph doesn't make your skin crawl then I don't know what will: "Cash, which is awkward to immobilize for policy reasons, will be gone in a decade or two, leaving the public entirely dependent on
740.
by krupan 2y ago
Nobody has mentioned: - The Lord of the Rings. It is the secret gateway for us nerds to get into literature and poetry (do not skip the poems!). Read all the reference materials like The Silmarillion, The Hobbit, J.R.R.'s letters, t
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by krupan 2y ago
Which is not AM
742.
by krupan 2y ago
Wow. The things people will do to avoid learning cron syntax
743.
by krupan 2y ago
And yes, I am aware that in Croatia there was actual Fascism complete with camps and everything around WWII times. And yes those other countries in the list also rounded up groups of people into camps at the same time period, but I would n
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by krupan 2y ago
I lived in and have returned to visit former Yugoslavian countries over the past 25 years and until just now had not come across these spomeniks. I'm glad I was able to learn the true stories about some of them at the same time. Over
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by krupan 2y ago
Are they though? Last time I played with them I had to create/edit two text files instead of one (service file and timer file), figure out if I needed to enable and start them both, figure out what to do if I want to temporarily disab
746.
by krupan 2y ago
If you are able to perfectly meet demand why would anyone pay more than your price? What service or improvement are the arbitragers providing above and beyond what you are providing that incentivizes people to pay more than your price?
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by krupan 2y ago
Correct, this is the problem. See my other comment here about the difficulty of just getting on a repeater. If you get past that initial obstacle and get on a repeater, just to find that it's not interesting, you don't stay long
748.
by krupan 2y ago
I just checked it out. It seems it only solves one of the problems I listed. You can charge it with USB-C (not program it or anything else, just charge it).
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by krupan 2y ago
Just renewed my license for the first time. That means I've had it 10 years. Problems for me: It's either really hard or really expensive to do basic stuff. Want to get on a repeater and chat? Great, a $20 baofeng radio can do
750.
by krupan 2y ago
I'm sorry but you are just wrong. Radio is about communicating, and if the only people to communicate with are boring, then what can you really do? And ham radio has way less reach than the Internet, and requires a license, so the po

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