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by m00dy 4y ago
why cocaine is illegal ? Seriously, f*ck this world.
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by m00dy 4y ago
oh come on guys. "Trust by" sections are pure marketing bullshit. I wonder who really takes a step back and thinks about whether they are real or not. Welcome to Internet.
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by m00dy 4y ago
one question, Who is responsible for the consent windows ?
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by m00dy 4y ago
Thanks to EU, now we have to confirm consent banners before going into any website.
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by m00dy 4y ago
People photos on the main page are deepfakes :)
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by m00dy 4y ago
bingo... >>> Celody generates tokens using a "proof of music" mechanism. If you listen to Celody music for a random time period, tokens will likely be generated. With this token, you can vote for laws, elect politicians,
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by m00dy 4y ago
AMMs work pretty ok on chains. The list is subjective.
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by m00dy 4y ago
I am playing Population One on Quest2 and it is an amazing experience. So much worthy than 400usd.
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by m00dy 4y ago
I read the paper and it looks like they finally get it how AMMs work on a blockchain. But, it doesn't how they will regulated decentralised exchanges. The blogpost doesn't tell much about it.
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by m00dy 4y ago
Tesla and SpaceX may need his capital to survive the downturn. They both have an arsenal of options to raise further cash.
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by m00dy 4y ago
I think a js framework doesn’t make sense because all people I know dealing with dnns using python as base language. I’m also working on something very similar and I think my stack is a lot better because I used pyodide + webassembly + webg
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by m00dy 4y ago
No, you can’t
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by m00dy 4y ago
Wikipedia is not a reliable source for citations elsewhere on Wikipedia. As a user-generated source, it can be edited by anyone at any time, and any information it contains at a particular time could be vandalism, a work in progress, or sim
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by m00dy 4y ago
LeCunT
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by m00dy 4y ago
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by m00dy 4y ago
exactly.
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by m00dy 4y ago
>>>All you have to do to see evidence is to read the links I posted above. Btw, the consistent denial of genoicde has now borne fruit and Turkiye is again accused of participating in a modern genocide, that of the Yazidi people: h
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by m00dy 4y ago
Links were not invented during early 1900s. Show me some concentration camps, death camps etc. killing 1 million people is not easy and I'm almost sure that you have never seen 1 million people at any place at any time given. So, there
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by m00dy 4y ago
I don't think any historical evidence exists. People are talking about millions of people but I'm not sure you have ever seen one million people at one place.
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by m00dy 4y ago
No, it did not.
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by m00dy 4y ago
That’s what I’m saying. It never happened
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by m00dy 4y ago
I disagree.
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by m00dy 4y ago
>>And Greeks, Bulgarians, Armenians and others were also brutally massacred, correct? Kardas, let me be frank: we can play this game forever and you're not going to convince anyone you're right, you'll just convince eve
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by m00dy 4y ago
yesterday, I tried oculus quest 2 for the first time and I can tell you that we are really far away from having this in our daily life. I'm talking about decades.
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by m00dy 4y ago
According to the wealth of historical information available, I can find at least two turkish people that were brutally massacred by Greeks, Bulgarians, Armenians etc. So yes, Ottomans were brutally massacred.
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by m00dy 4y ago
>>So it is true? Asking the same thing again and again doesn't help here. Unfortunately binary statements would not be sufficient to cover all parameters in this context. I hope this helps.
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by m00dy 4y ago
Your statement is as true as Ottomans were brutally massacred.
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by m00dy 4y ago
Not really. Under normal conditions, they were living in the empire peacefully as they were able to preserve their culture/language/identity.
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by m00dy 4y ago
There is a slight difference between normal conditions vs war conditions. I think in war conditions, both sides take risks and eventually one of them wins. That's how it works.
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by m00dy 4y ago
so, do you think Ottomans should have waited and sit back ? As you said, It was not under normal conditions as Greeks tried to setup their own state. Blood was shed and they won.

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