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by meric 9y ago
Zumwalt F-35 USS Ford It reminds me of Qing China in the 1890's. "On paper, the Beiyang Fleet had the superior ships,[2] included two pre-dreadnought battleships, Dingyuan and Zhenyuan, for which the Japanese had no counterparts.
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by meric 9y ago
When it gets caught in a forest fire, it will melt, boil. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acrylonitrile_butadiene_styren...
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by meric 9y ago
You absolutely can make money with bots in cryptocurrency - there are times when different exchanges have $100 differences in the price of bitcoin. During times of volatility you can have bots making money off arbitrage.
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by meric 9y ago
I also think django templates is not up to par in 2017, and use typically Django as an REST API platform; A node/react server would call the API and render the html.
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>> When someone decides to forgo consumption now in exchange for consumption later, it has to net out into someone else consuming now in exchange for forgoing consumption later That's not true. You are a farmer, there is no one n
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by meric 9y ago
I don't think it's the Palestinians in this case, but you are right all foreign relations ought to be examined.
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Now imagine that both are part of the same territory but the planes still fly and the bombs still fall on the same places. It is clear that this is economic and political madness. For example, China/Taiwan, North Korea/South Kor
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by meric 9y ago
Pretty reliable. Sit on the sidewalk with a bowl in front of you for a day.
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by meric 9y ago
That's like saying government price caps does not make it easier for people to buy goods. While true, price controls absolutely do have actual affects on economy. Typically supply is reduced from equilibrium and the economy is damaged;
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But those stocks pay low dividends due to low rates. They are expensive stocks. High capital people can access the near zero rates to invest, the poor only have access to credit cards. At high interest rates it is expensive for both the ric
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by meric 9y ago
Poor is a state of having low capital. Low interest rates make it hard for poor people to save their way out of being poor. Making it harder to accumulate capital keeps the poor being poor. That's why it's so expensive to buy stoc
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by meric 9y ago
single digit number At least it's likely a high single digit.
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It's not a big city, anymore .
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by meric 9y ago
Does WhatsApp count, even though Facebook owns it? I use WhatsApp exclusively.
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by meric 9y ago
What do you think of Rust?
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by meric 9y ago
If you had existing accounts with all the exchanges then yes you could do it in a couple of days. A lot of them have $10k or $20k limits. Also it can take some days to verify your account, which needs to be done for most exchanges.
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by meric 9y ago
I bought bitcoin at the first peak at $200, then next peak at $1000. Both purchases have paid off...
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by meric 9y ago
The OP's comments are dead on this thread. If you want to interact with the OP, turn on showdead on your profile.
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by meric 9y ago
>> I don't mean that in a spiritual way, I just mean it helps clear out the useless thoughts and gives you a way to center yourself. You don't mean it in a spiritual way, but meditation helps you with become more spirited?
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by meric 9y ago
Middle class people in developing countries, e.g. Small business owners, have much better quality of life than the lower class US. Much more likely to have emotional healthy families, low cost of living allow high rate of savings, can affor
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Do they have a bug bounty? This is a potential DOS attack.
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This can be relatively easily proven to be impossible in any total language. What about in the case of machine language? A valid input is a valid binary, and you can use machine language to parse binaries. I suppose one could argue machi
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by meric 9y ago
A 2.5% annual wealth tax that goes to the nearest 20 families who are less well-off, split equally.
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by meric 9y ago
Is "right" the correct abstraction? An alternative might be "obligation". Bill of obligations: Article 1: All parents are obligated to either support their children and provide their physical and educational needs, and g
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by meric 9y ago
Too true - in this life it's good to be not too sure of anything because often we are wrong about everything. In the end it doesn't really matter to our everyday lives if you or I believe one way or the other...
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by meric 9y ago
Nature produce plans - nature produced you and you have plans...And if you have plans it's not too much of a stretch to say other living things have plans too, and their degree of planning varies depending on their level consciousness,
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by meric 9y ago
The plan is clearly to do anything to live and reproduce...You can see the innate struggle against increasing entropy in most living things, even as death is certain, because certainty is death.
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Do one project, then next project double your rate, then next project double your rate again and keep doing it until you think you're making what you're worth. You could start at near $0 or start at $5 USD...
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Interpreter for a programming language
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by meric 9y ago
Do as much as you can to improve the place then move on.

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