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by linuxftw 3y ago
The facts are the SEC thinks Coinbase ran afoul of the laws and regulations around securities. Coinbase has been trying to get the SEC to either explicitly or implicitly allow Coinbase's operations, and the SEC declined to do so. They
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On the one hand, it seems like they have an addressable market. On the other hand, it seems like a scam because they're trying to attract investors with a fancy web page and thin statements about where they're actually selling. T
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I don't see how jq being abandonware is relevant to a different tool with a different feature set.
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I feel like the animated gif does a great job explaining how it works. If you're at all familiar with jq, it's immediately obvious what this tool does.
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Trump was more left-wing than Bill Clinton, it's just that one party has actually turned into extremists while ironically labeling the other side extremists.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
Never tried this, great tip!
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by linuxftw 3y ago
The difference is, there was no SV startup unicorn with an insane valuation making roller blades. They were basic consumer products for like $20. The executives made 100's of millions in profits off of a fad. They did an amazing job.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
I pay $17/mo for my local gym, they have weights, machines, and cardio equipment. I paid around $900 for my actual bike. Exercise bikes have been overpriced for a long while, and Peloton moved that price point to the moon when they fi
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by linuxftw 3y ago
I think the leadership has done an amazing job. They made something out of nothing. Selling exercise bikes for 100's of percent of markups, and then charging the clowns that buy them a subscription fee. > they chose to make their
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No, the IRS doesn't pay anyone interest. You will owe them interest if you underpay, however.
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No, but I would be forced to pay for the system whether I use it or not. I prefer not to pay for the system.
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The IRS has no incentive to make sure you get all the deductions you're allowed. They don't have incentives to make sure the software works well under load and at scale. Whatever they put out will likely be half-baked, and the s
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by linuxftw 3y ago
Ivermectin is a protease inhibitor, among other possible mechanisms. They developed Paxlovid to work in a similar way, but it seems to be not effective whatsoever. Then you have Remdisiv, which definitely killed 10's of thousands of p
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The US Government issues their own certs for many agencies, so there's no commercial entity that acts as the CA. These CAs are installed by Windows just like most other CAs.
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Probably related to TLS CAs. Windows insists on phoning home to these CAs.
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Of course they can tell you with a straight face, they're sociopaths. The higher education ponzi scheme needs new blood every year. The value exists solely in the fact that it's a mechanism of exclusion by those who hold degrees
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I don't care if I'm taken seriously or not. There's nothing I can possibly say or show you to convince you of my position.
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I personally don't believe CO2 is a driver of climate change. I think the 'science' is junk. I do think pollution is a the number one issue facing humanity, and we're doing nothing about it, because all of our collecti
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by linuxftw 3y ago
This comment presumes that public universities are the proper venues for this type of research. They're not. The only reason people are foregoing higher salaries to work at universities is because universities have pushed private rese
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No, coinbase is trying to trade unregulated securities and asking the SEC to give them the OK before hand so they don't end up in court. Predictably, the SEC's not going to do that.
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by linuxftw 3y ago
The problem is always something like this: "I'm telling the SEC that I'm doing A, B, C. SEC says it's legal. Later, SEC finds out I'm really doing A, B, C, D, which is illegal" The SEC isn't dumb enough
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by linuxftw 3y ago
You're getting downvoted, but you're 100% correct.
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kubernetes and related projects.
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A tractor manufacturer's customers are the dealers, not the end users. Just like the auto industry, most of the margin of dealers is made in service and repairs.
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Which Mastodon does LeBron James use again?
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USA, remote. I recently (Feb) found work. I did about 10-15 company interviews at various stages, lots of recruiter calls. I screened out easily 3x the amount of companies due to position requirements or salary. During my job search I p
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There was no mass exodus. The sports and celebrity people are still on twitter. Nobody cares about rando journalists and techies, who are a vanishingly small part of the platform.
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Many off road enthusiasts add onboard air compressors for this exact reason. There's no way to make this push button as there's no way to connect the compressor directly to the tire all the time, at least with anything resembling
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That's already a thing. Many sensors will be in 'learn mode' and you can't pass emissions until they are fully active.
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Depends on the coins. If he was holding the worthless FTX tokens, he's been totally swindled. This would need to be litigated as fraud (eg, FTX swindled your son out of money for worthless tokens due to their manipulation) rather tha

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