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by loceng 4y ago
Naw, let's play God and fuck with billions of years of evolution! /s
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by loceng 4y ago
Unless there's a reason for an app to be exclusive to a marketplace, then I disagree that it deepens the moat.
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by loceng 4y ago
If I could edit the above comment, I'd add that Peterson should have added a 13th rule: "Every time you downvote you lose."
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by loceng 4y ago
Eventually the gamblers and gullible will run out and those already financially vested in coin of your choice who on the weekly or monthly buy $x more, also adding to and keeping a reserve of $y to buy during dips which also helps to make t
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by loceng 4y ago
These scammers will also re-broadcast in real-time, real-time streams of SpaceX - within a wrapper with similar giveaway tactics. That's how I was first exposed to them: I searched YouTube search for SpaceX live launch - can't rem
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by loceng 4y ago
This post is brought to you by Epic Games looking what feature set to add to Fortnite next, so they eventually become Ready Player One to launch into any game with your already bought and infinitely expanding inventory of purchased skins.
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by loceng 4y ago
You need to organize for a specific goal, and then the routine will fall into place. Have you read Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules for Life book? Might help you understanding more deeply and develop an importance of honing your aim. For exa
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Ask HN: What are the pros and cons of redirecting mobile users to m. subdomain?
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by loceng 4y ago
This obviously could allow for a widening misalignment on a deeper level than we can easily observe. I'm curious how this misalignment may manifest for the person's mental and physical health - as well as greater societal health i
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by loceng 4y ago
How does this relate to parasocial relationships with online streamers or NSFW content providers on places like OnlyFans?
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by loceng 4y ago
Late responding, though the conclusion I always seem to reach regarding piracy is that it should be frowned upon as a society with the caveat that it not be illegal, and that it being some version of legal or tolerated sufficiently to act a
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by loceng 4y ago
Medicare for All can't function well as a single payer system - single payer doesn't work because it kills off the benefit of market-competitive forces; in single payer systems there are gatekeepers who decide what's covered,
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by loceng 4y ago
3 days and still no reply... guess I got'em!
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by loceng 4y ago
So what's the problem here: is it laws (DRM) or is it profit driven? If it's law/DRM - then the law is broken, no? How then does the law/policy exist to allow "the most tinkerer-empowering times of humanity"?
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by loceng 4y ago
Watch this 10 minutes testimony of Maddie De Garay's mother testifying about her and her daughter's experience in Pfizer's 12-15 year old COVID mRNA treatment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2GKPYzL_JQ 1) T
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by loceng 4y ago
Re: 'People talk about these "wondrous" effects of fasting. All I got was headaches, tiredness, feeling sick and constantly thinking about food.' It sounds like you went into it without understanding the processes that w
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by loceng 4y ago
Have you ever tried water fasting? The reason I ask/suggest is that when water fasting (which isn't starvation mode, starvation mode happens when you're regularly enough eating calories keeping your digestive system going - b
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by loceng 4y ago
So I don't think this point proves they're different functionality - other than the single factor of with more controllers then "printing" a bunch of coins wiping out the value decided by the market isn't easily pos
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by loceng 4y ago
What functionality was different between Bitcoin and Luna? Is Luna not run off of Bitcoin? So if Luna could function as a Ponzi scheme, why doesn't Bitcoin inherently have that same capability or function embedded into it? Or is there
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by loceng 4y ago
I've alway wondered is 'finger' short for fingerprint?
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by loceng 4y ago
If it's the 80/20 rule then there's 4x of the other 80.58% that are lurking - which brings down % of fake/spam accounts.
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by loceng 4y ago
I'm now wondering what % of overall tweets are from that 1/5th of bots. If it's 1-1 then 20% of tweets being from bots isn't great - but it could even be more than that.
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by loceng 4y ago
Isn't it funny though, how I could make the exact same baseless claim about you - that you're just clout chasing by engaging so adamantly and arrogantly on HN? It's such a vacant name calling argument tactic but it works on i
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by loceng 4y ago
You're in an information silo - and you even prove it by claiming I'm chasing to look for "experts" who are counter the narrative you've been indoctrinated with. And it's even more obvious that you're indo
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by loceng 4y ago
You bought into the propaganda hook, line, sunk - all of your responses are exactly shallow narratives the mainstream establishment trained the general population with. I'm not even going to bother linking to you to 5+ hours of testimo
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by loceng 4y ago
Or is it those highly sensitive and therefore more emotional - said neutrally - leads to more thinking?
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by loceng 4y ago
Building them and then people being aware they exist.
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by loceng 4y ago
So you're certain that the pharmaceutical industrial complex had nothing to do with suppressing existing, safe medications, by spreading propaganda that they weren't effective - and even dangerous - rather that you need to buy the
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by loceng 4y ago
I think the experience Elon Musk had in regards to this effect is why he developed a strong aversion for misinformation/lies - and why he seems to have genuinely decided to acquire Twitter; even if he's playing a game to see if ei
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by loceng 4y ago
Had to look up the word erudition - nice word. Musk certainly is rational - whether that is always apparent or not is another question, and what level of certainty he requires before taking action is another question - what his risk toleran

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