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by misnome 3y ago
Ah yes, the political conspiracies of “Big Scales”.
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by misnome 3y ago
That costs more, and the consumer wouldn’t buy it.
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by misnome 3y ago
Crypto, Aliens, Science, and Equality are the topics that you really should’t look at discussions for here unless you know what you are getting yourself into, or just want to watch the burning dumpster fire. At least with Crypto it is relat
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by misnome 3y ago
No, it sounds like the exact opposite of this: People who have no connection with the reality of a class of people they don’t understand or care about but want to use as puppets to prove a point. It’s the people saying “Sex workers should j
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by misnome 3y ago
This is the _second_ obvious thing people go for when trying to achieve the same.
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by misnome 3y ago
You can, but users need to right-click and click “open” the first time they open the app.
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by misnome 3y ago
Congratulations, you alone in the world have had this one genius thought that nobody else has ever thought of or considered, and definitely isn’t the first thing anyone who has spent zero time learning about any of the actual problems and j
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by misnome 3y ago
No, the lottery prize is exactly the same: Access to every site in the list. The lottery chances have, however, dramatically changed, from no longer relying on the ongoing security practices of every single website you have ever signed into
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by misnome 3y ago
> Whichever way you look at it, in every sense, password managers are a really bad, bad idea. Okay, how about, the actual problem they solved: Reusing a single, simple password on every site, shared behind an email login. That doesn’t so
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by misnome 3y ago
The wikipedia link you cite disagrees that it “proved the opposite” > Further papers … which were not found to contain similar errors, reached conclusions similar to the initial paper, though with much lower impact on GDP growth.
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by misnome 3y ago
Plenty of countries around the world have all of that _and_ instant payments. But that takes cooperation, which is incompatible with The American Way of “Winner takes all and the more people you can downtread on the way to the top, the bett
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by misnome 3y ago
There was a second thread, since merged, where the link was moved so 404’d
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by misnome 3y ago
I think you just found four ways to describe money laundering and sanctions violations. Which admittedly is a market crypto has been trying and succeeding for quite a while to own.
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by misnome 3y ago
Bullshit. There are plenty of laws, just none specifically tailored to what the crypto companies would like. So, no _new_ laws. They still have to follow the old ones. Not outright breaking them, emailing each other about how much you are b
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by misnome 3y ago
I don’t know specifically what they intend their message to be but I would 100% bet it involves something they would describe as “Globalist Bankers”.
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by misnome 3y ago
Yeah! Casinos are never racist!
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by misnome 3y ago
If you read the thread to which you are replying, it’s about the US.
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by misnome 3y ago
I cant think of anything changing in crypto in the past five years! No markets, products, chains, methods of operation. It’s all exactly the same as it was in 2018. Presumably you are correct and this will be thrown out as soon as it gets i
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by misnome 3y ago
Ah yes, the “offhand comment by someone years before they took a position indemnifies you business for all behaviour infinitely into the future no backsies” law
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by misnome 3y ago
100% of people don’t have a venusian bank account in the US
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by misnome 3y ago
Finally some regulatory clarity
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by misnome 3y ago
For “Breach of Fiduciary Duties” because: > OpenAI has constantly confirmed via public messaging their mission is to “benefit all of humanity;” the only logical conclusion to these statements is that all of humanity, you, me, and peopl
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by misnome 3y ago
In an entirely separate and unrelated testing program.
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by misnome 3y ago
Unpossible! I’m a 20x coder who spends hours a day writing regex, tried asking it a high-school level coding question, and it answered perfectly. I’m 100% sure that its just as accurate everywhere else.
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by misnome 3y ago
> Or why not complain AND mitigate at the very least? You mean, like they say they have been trying to do, in the complaint?
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by misnome 3y ago
You absolutely can. Nobody has an obligation to serve you if you are an asshole.
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by misnome 3y ago
how do checksums help prevent people uploading new packages? Are you going to pay for people to manually curate the entire python ecosystem?
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by misnome 3y ago
[Crash]
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by misnome 3y ago
> Maybe that crime tape needs some rfid tags in it or something. Or maybe, tech companies shouldn’t be testing tech incapable of following laws on public roads.
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by misnome 3y ago
I mean, yes, if you keep asking it in different ways until you get the right answer and then stop, Clever Hans can count.

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