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721.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
There are whole companies that make a lot of money grinding away at contracts. This is a good thing!
722.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
No True Scotsman , Crypto edition. Listen, this is all code running on computers. At the end of the day everyone could choose to shut it down or replace it entirely and they criticism would still be: See not immutable! Eventually entropy ma
723.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
yes it can, if that product is in the chain iteself. Not all contracts are external, most are not.
724.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
No, not all smart contracts require external data (Oracle). But you're right, it is reinventing traditional finance, that is kind of the point, except nobody controls it.
725.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
>What makes it a block chain instead of a tree Or a Merkle tree
726.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
The "worse" part about it is due to our society and what motivates people to do work. It has little to do with the technology and just a reflection of reality. I think you get that, but I don't see another way to create a hig
727.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
No, it's because people don't care about it. If it had value they would.
728.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
Because every-time this comes up it is the same Mickey mouse complaints over and over. If you're young and your read this the first time I'm sure you're outraged. Meanwhile there are 1000's of works that people are free
729.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
>70 years is way too long. Objectively, why? It's in our lifetimes, I'd say it's just about right.
730.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
>captured from the non-rich. What do you mean by this? The economy is not zero sum, it is possible for everyone to get "wealthier", even if the spread increases.
731.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
If my child was living with me for 18 months post graduation, they would have any job that pays > $0. I don't care if it's McDonalds, but they would be working.
732.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
One can make the argument that certain religious practices would help a person realize what OP is feeling all the time about morals, not just in front of their death bed. Lots of replies here about after life, and just doing the right thing
733.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
Are you asking really to ask, or is this a entrance into a philosophical debate? The answers so far are a little snark, however this topic has been debated for a long time and most of the pro/cons can be listed rather easily.
734.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
Come on, just say it. Don't hide behind your thoughts.
735.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
I've spent hours on immigrations forums trying to understand the law and have filed many US Federal forms (and have mad mistakes) taken years to get action done while following the law. It really feels like a slap in the face to the pe
736.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
737.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
Oh I didn't mean [Mexicans] should come over. Please don't. Deal with your mess instead of extending it here [US].
738.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
And there is the fact that countries like Denmark are tightening up immigration even tighter than the US. The EU countries that tried a more open boarder quickly realized how it can spiral out of control.
739.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
Then why don't EU countries have the same demand for citizenship as the US? (I don't have numbers, maybe there is?)
740.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
Replying as this is not satire, it is 100% true. Social media amplifies this, news regurgitates it and we fight online while advertisers get their clicks.
741.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
For every anecdote here about a (very) bad experience with US immigration policy, there are 1000s daily that go on fine. It is a very large complex system that has issues, but for the majority it is working. Find the specific issues and fix
742.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
And so would the ad-hominem attacks. A thread starts with discussion around facts and then it spirals downward with attacks on commenters.
743.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
I'm with you on a Paid model, but if the future's best model was available for free, unlimited use, but you just agree to a few brand placements. I could see a majority of non tech (non HN) people take that deal.
744.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
It's expensive to control the quality of water from source all the way to tap. Just having visible clean running water is hard.
745.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
>So many a time LNG companies break contracts and pay hefty penalties if the spot rate is high enough. What do you mean "Break contracts"? I thought the conversation was about Futures contracts, you don't break them. You s
746.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
This is the cost of bleeding edge... in our internal company ai slack channel people ask what is the best method to do something every week. The answer is always something like: "As of today, do a,b,c. But this will be different next w
747.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
This is exactly what I do when given an PAT + api documentation, write my own tool. Sure it'd be better if atlassian did it, but I'm not holding my breath.
748.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
I read your comment as Simpson's Comic Book Guy.
749.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
Does Premiumize have a fuse mount driver and something like the debrid manager page?
750.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
Same, I tried it only because its spoken highly here and I dropped it after paying for a year. I was not able to find what I wanted at least 25% of the time, not worth it to pay.

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