miketery

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   by miketery 8y ago

   Agreed. The true crypto use case - raising money without consequences. A shitty use case, but one none the less.
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   by miketery 8y ago

   Can you expand on how messages ideally get passed around between objects? Is there a good example in python (if not Java or others is fine)? Thanks
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   by miketery 8y ago

   the intelligentsia was the first to go during the red revolution.
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   by miketery 8y ago

   Debt is a very useful tool for transferring money in time at a cost. Like all tools they can be useful, but they can also be taken advantage of and used for harm (or in this case asymmetrically). Yes there are predators that take advantage
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   by miketery 8y ago

   Care to share what you found?
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   by miketery 8y ago

   I'm not familiar with recent behaviour anything in particular? (My memory goes to Skype...)
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   by miketery 8y ago

   CRA = Canada Revenue Agency (Canada's IRS)
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   by miketery 8y ago

   People come from all sorts of backgrounds and don't have the same perspective as others. OP is asking a genuine question as they think they might lack a certain perspective (e.g. they are in a location with low wealth inequality, high
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   by miketery 8y ago

   You're not wrong but you're not right either. There are organizations that prey on people because they estimate they won't do their due diligence. These organizations are leeches on our society.
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    by miketery 9y ago

    Though it may not be as useful to you or the demographic to which you belong - there are plenty of households who enjoy the device multiple times a day, and multiple people in the same household.
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    by miketery 9y ago

    What qualifications or degrees do these people posses?
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    by miketery 9y ago

    Postico!
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    by miketery 9y ago

    They'll support him more than ever. "Unlike weak Obama, who let others walk all over his red line, TRUMP did what needed to be done!" You can come up with pro & con arguments for anything if you try. Most people don'
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    by miketery 9y ago

    Not in charge of treatment maybe in charge of the cost benefit analysis of a decision. Most people just spend a lot resources for not much.
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    by miketery 9y ago

    Sure those cards help. But still impressive to see a trend (cheap Genetic tests) and the dumpster fire that healthcare is and create something like this. I'm not as optimistic as the founder on the impacts of all these datasets, but no
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    by miketery 9y ago

    Money is trust of society in you to allocate resources. It is the signal in the nervous system to make things move more or less.
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    by miketery 9y ago

    What a charger? Does the phone simply not let the power through if it doesn't receive the correct bits from the signal wires? Or was the charger breaking some voltage/amp limit?
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    by miketery 9y ago

    Provide an index sheet attached to a stack of papers acknowledging documents included (title, version, date on document, page count). Check by each line, one signature overall.
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    by miketery 9y ago

    Maybe hooked is over doing it - probably overly optimistic or misguided is more correct. But this passage is most relevant. > Often, preliminary studies fuel irrational exuberance about a promising dietary supplement, leading millions of
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    by miketery 9y ago

    I was walking in Manhattan at a pretty busy corner, and noticed this supplement store. Typically they're filtered and you forget you ever saw it. But I couldnt help but think about the amounts of pills or supplements this store had. Th
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    by miketery 9y ago

    I was thinking you were going to link to "Kill all Others" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6912900/?ref_=ttep_ep7
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    by miketery 9y ago

    I'm not following. Let's say current transmission and generation is the baseline. In the future when there is distributed generation, transmission is definitely going to go down as generation will be tightly coupled with supplying
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    by miketery 9y ago

    I think he was referring to operating costs.
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    by miketery 9y ago

    > Cold fusion (oh sorry, Low Energy Nuclear Reaction) research is a bad joke, unsupported by theory or practice. Is this really true?
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    by miketery 9y ago

    ARPU is an annual measurement. You can't tale quarterly ARPU's and add them.
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    by miketery 9y ago

    I highly recommend trying out BJJ (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu). Not only is it physically and mentally stimulating (I like to refer to it as physical chess), it also makes you appreciate how vulnerable you are, and by extension why to avoid physic
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    by miketery 9y ago

    How is this legal for the oil shop to do?
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    by miketery 9y ago

    I'm confident in Europe's ability to resist this trend, their privacy legislation is looking positive.
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    by miketery 9y ago

    For those into Black Mirror or PKD, new show called "Electric Dreams" is based on PKD short stories - I recommend it, a few excellent episodes.
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    by miketery 9y ago

    Gradients are coming back. Its a contrast to the flat. I remember I first noticed it on github's conference page. I see them everywhere now (Asana is another). https://githubuniverse.com/