menzoic

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by menzoic 5y ago
If you want to focus on the root causes "money in your pocket" and neighborhood, look at the root cause for why there is a racial wealth gap and why neighborhoods have been historically segregated.
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There are plenty examples of unequal laws. Look up how Georgia is disenfranching the black vote with recent laws they passed after the last election. We also have unequal enforcement of the law and unequal punishments.
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Its simple really, the cultures in America are very diverse, which may not be the case in your country. Indian Americans regularly consume music and foods that most other Americans don't. Hispanic Americans mostly are bilingual with Sp
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Freeman recanted that statement. You can't solve bad culture by not taking about it. It will just thrive. Imagine a corporation had a toxic culture. In what way could not talking about it ever fix the company culture? The toxic people
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Why did you leave out "Through Fraudulent Offerings" that was in the original title?
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> Homicide stats are immune to discretionary bias Discretionary bias is still possible if you attempt to correlate the race stastics with the racial group as a whole while ignoring other factors such as social and economic status. For e
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Even though the audience cycles, the context of modern times changes so the show needs new episodes to stay relevant amongst competition.
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Affirmative action doesn't require a lower bar. Why do people keep saying that? It's also been banned in California since the 90s.
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It still cost time and money to get to that point
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It seems well intentioned, but I'm not surprised at all about the outcome. I don't think you can expect the institution to implicate themselves like that. You have to realize that preventing legal and financial liabilities is the
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Weekend project
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The title is misleading
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Massive success is rare and being there early is even more rare. It still happens. An artist who painted murals for Facebook's office got paid in shares that were worth $200M after IPO. Any current employees have no expectation in simi
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You can't compare selling goods to employing people in that way. Consider the fact that there are humans on both sides. Businesses can use their power to abuse employees in a way that can't be done to goods. If you are the main so
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I Got Job Offers from Google, Amazon, Uber, Reddit, Squarespace, Braze(medium.com)
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Mostly agree. The true lost value is the amount you would've sold the coins at, but that's impossible to know. For most people its safe to assume they would've sold the coins during the first price jump years ago so its still
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That makes sense. Yet another reason not to store plaintext passwords at rest.
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That codahale article you linked is surprising. Is that just a toy example or is it actually viable? I wouldn't think a "cryptographic" hash of one input sharing any prefix with another input would leak any information about
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> Perhaps the most famous example is figuring out passwords by measuring the time it takes for a program to reject candidate passwords. The longer rejection takes, the longer password prefix can be deduced That's odd. Wouldn't
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I think its a good thing that HTML doesn't bloat itself. It should offer the bare minimum for the ecosystem to build on. There's plenty of free options for extensible advanced UIs built by the open source community. If anything I
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why is a multi-tasking OS inconsistent with "bare iron"?
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The article suggests the stories could have been propaganda.
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Wow repl.it is no longer my goto. I will be finding another service that does the same thing.
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We can hunt and eat any animal that we "want" and systematically control and produce supply. That's the highest you can get in the food chain.
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Plenty of crypto veterans use stablecoins. The benefits are that its much faster to transfer globally in minutes and works on weekends. There are also high yields from liquidity mining that anyone can benefit from.
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Tether has a $100k minimum withdrawal requirement
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Stablecoins have utility even when there is banking available. The benefits are that its much faster to transfer globally in minutes and works on weekends.
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What didn't you like about the risk management strategies?
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If it goes as low as the rest of market rates then what's the advantage? I think it'll stay higher.
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One extra detail. The liquidation price isn't equal to the loan principal, it's higher. So in your example $100 USDC loan with $200 BTC collateral will have the BTC sold once the value drops to $150 and the remaining BTC if any is

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