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by lbotos 5y ago
As someone who's read Lyn for a while, there wasn't too much "new" here. Strangely for it's length it felt like a cliff notes of some of her other pieces on bitcoin and petrodollars. That said there is plenty here t
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by lbotos 5y ago
You are missing the crux of that argument: "Thaler listed Creativity Machine as the author of the work" You cannot claim that the AI was the creator.
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by lbotos 5y ago
Is this "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" play where Google makes Apple look bad in an effort to avoid some of the regulations that might catch Apple? I cant figure out why Google would want this otherwise?
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by lbotos 5y ago
> Smartphones store contacts in the phone and cloud Whenever I set up a second sim on my iphone I lose most of my contact details so somehow they seem to still be tied to my sim?? (I have no clue)
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by lbotos 5y ago
It's trite but Crucial Conversations. I think the key is that you have to read it when you are trying to collaborate with someone and you can't seem to communicate. In that moment, the guidance is a serious level up. If read outsi
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by lbotos 5y ago
Does anyone know the game that is being shown in the image? @beny23, I checked your code (OSS FTW!) but the image name doesn't reveal anything: https://github.com/beny23/beny23.github.io/blob/master/
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by lbotos 5y ago
> but every time I think of starting one, the build system brings me up short. You aren't kidding: https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/setup/macos_build.ht...
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by lbotos 5y ago
Because people who are over leveraged need to sell their stock to live, so they sell at “any price”. For a stock price to fall someone has to sell, and someone has to buy, so someone is taking the long position in said company. Additiona
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by lbotos 5y ago
I watched some of this recent material on the stock market here as a friend was like "Jon describes stocks like you do... gambling. You'd like it." What I was left with after watching it was a program that was great at making
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by lbotos 5y ago
not sure if "I will cefeat you, rival" was a typo or a pun I didn't get. Otherwise, was really cool!
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by lbotos 5y ago
Sure, but isn't the problem "second strike": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_strike With nukes, you gotta stop your nuclear armed opponent from killing you second, first.
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by lbotos 5y ago
BBB.org in the US. IIRC, businesses need to pay to respond on the platform, so it sort of feels like extortion.
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by lbotos 5y ago
Your current question sort of invites some flamey style arguments. I think you are asking: For people shipping production apps, Did you (and would you still) choose flutter or react native? Why?
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by lbotos 5y ago
Reduce Whitepoint? Seems to have that effect but not sure if that's the one you are thinking.
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by lbotos 5y ago
Same, I often find my iphone in a dark room on lowest brightness to be too bright if the page doesn't support dark mode.
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by lbotos 5y ago
- Real estate agents with a busy year vs. a bust year - Sales with the same - House Sales for owners - Employees at public companies with RSU cliffs - Business sales for entrepreneurs - Employees at startups that have IPO'd My understa
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by lbotos 5y ago
Pretty sure this is paw patrol but agreed, from the outside, it's incomprehensible. (I'm on the outside with you)
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by lbotos 5y ago
On my Mac in FF, HN is 9pt, which ends up being 12px, but it does look larger than the Req site... Oh browsers...
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by lbotos 5y ago
You have humans do the actual work, where computers are just there for faster organization of human effort: an app with two queues: - those who input questions by copy and pasting them into an app or transcribing them, or speech to text --
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by lbotos 5y ago
I've proposed to other customers who want less releases to track one minor version behind for the experience you are looking for. Still within security fix range, up-to-date and you will jump the the latest patch release (and none shou
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by lbotos 5y ago
Can you elaborate? Were you using something like IMAP sync and having trouble or are you moreso talking about timelines and their comms?
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by lbotos 5y ago
No, sorry that I was unclear. My point was that it's my belief that those of us employed at that time did not see value in bitcoin, so we had no motivation to steal bitcoin that would be a small fraction of what we were getting paid. N
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by lbotos 5y ago
Look, we are random internet people, and it's a "me vs. you" scenario, but as someone who worked at Linode in 2012, we were a small company, that all worked out of one office, with like 3 admins at the time. Yes, there were v
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by lbotos 5y ago
I swore I saw docker images mentioned in their docs when I looked the other day?
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by lbotos 5y ago
Right. It's one thing to ask customers to choose a different provider, and I'd happily consider. It's another to blanket block receiving mail from mailjet. I have no clue how many vendors that I've purchased from that ar
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by lbotos 5y ago
I joined MXRoute at a suggestion in on hackernews and I'm... probably gonna be moving away when my year is up. Two issues I had: 1. 3 times my emails to gmail will be "silently delivered" in that they don't bounce but th
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by lbotos 5y ago
Because "technically being able to do work via the internet" is not the same as "being allowed to work in that country". I can spend 6 months in the UK per year, but I can work no more than something like 30. Here is an
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by lbotos 5y ago
So you are saying that the business doesn't convert BTC to USD near immediately? Seems like a lot of currency risk here.
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by lbotos 5y ago
I always thought it was a stylistic aspect of "critical theory": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_theory
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by lbotos 5y ago
I think you are conflating two points. > It's just too technically difficult for a normal person to make a useful reliable website. There are many hosting providers from the hostgators of the world to wix and squarespace that make t

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