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1y ago
I may accept it if they can make a SimCity 5 that doesn't suck.
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1y ago
Not defending insurance but theoretically you do also get a better rate than the uninsured rate just by having it go through the health insurance. I say “theoretically” because I’ve also heard they’re often willing to cut some pretty good d
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1y ago
Also the only western country with a birth rate above replacement, IIRC.
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1y ago
I tried for a while but found too much friction getting it all working on my phone (iOS). It wasn’t TOO crazy—I just think Apple didn’t take into account that a search engine might require authentication. Though maybe it’s easier now—I shou
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1y ago
Presumably then La Liga investigates the bar in-person. Or waits until X reports have occurred over Y duration and THEN have someone investigate in-person.
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1y ago
How soon after death does it expire? Are we talking seconds? Hours?
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1y ago
LLMs are supposed to be smart. Why can't I point it to API docs and have it call an API? And why wouldn't we move toward that direction instead of inventing a new protocol?
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1y ago
Waiting patiently for the Ed Zitron article on this...
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1y ago
True! They aren't quiet. I keep mine in a well-ventilated room that doesn't typically have people in it.
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1y ago
Also cost effective is to buy used rack mount servers from Amazon. They may be out of warranty but you get a lot more horsepower for your buck, and now your VMs don’t have to be small.
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1y ago
Even in nicer houses in the US, they’ll have a range hood but no intake air! And then I’ll hear neighbors complaining about it not working well because nobody tells you that if you don’t have make-up air, you also need to open a window for
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1y ago
Unionizing may help some things, but it won't make it easier for the unemployed to get employed.
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1y ago
Seems reasonable if you need to secure five figures or more in crypto.
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1y ago
I think people can use stolen / one-time use / prepaid / limited purchase size credit cards fairly easily, too. And you might not find out until after they've racked up a non-trivial amount of costs.
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1y ago
Having kids (and being in a neighborhood with kids) also helps a lot.
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1y ago
Me, too, and I agree it has helped in my marriage. I don't think it'd be helpful in all marriages, though. Particularly if you are in a career that puts you in high-temptation situations.
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1y ago
Men with higher testosterone has been linked to cheating in various studies--honestly I thought this was common knowledge. And treatments for "low t" (targeted at middle-aged and older males) have been more and more common over th
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1y ago
> This tilt towards later-in-life divorce is happening for a mix of reasons, studies suggest. My pet theory is an increase in treatments for "low testosterone" is a non-trivial contributor.
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1y ago
Also there is no shortage of people saying abhorrent things with their real names attached.
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1y ago
At the same time, "reading the news" has become less and less valuable. And social media has an overwhelming impact on the tone and content of "the news," too.
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1y ago
A transaction can have multiple inputs and outputs, and with these Bitcoin wallets, they always do. Pretty much any transaction you make is going to look like it's going to at least two places: the actual intended recipient for the amo
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1y ago
The vast majority of (especially less tech-savvy) crypto people are in it for the speculation. They have no interest in self-custody.
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1y ago
The quote is "single-use wallets, addresses, or accounts." If you download any normal Bitcoin wallet today, it'll use a series of words to derive a series of private keys that are used by the wallet. Each one gets a different
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1y ago
Coinbase is an exchange, but they also acquired a standalone wallet that's been rebranded a few times, but now it seems to be called Base (Formerly Coinbase Wallet).
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1y ago
It doesn't look like that explicitly will become illegal, but this part undermines a lot of the value of it: > creating and using single-use wallets, addresses, or accounts, and sending [cryptocurrency] through such wallets, address
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1y ago
> creating and using single-use wallets, addresses, or accounts, and sending [cryptocurrency] through such wallets, addresses, or accounts through a series of independent transactions One could argue that's how normal Bitcoin wallet
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1y ago
Is BlueSky leaking onto HN now?
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1y ago
Not just socialization and introspection, and not just among kids! I guess I'm probably preaching to the choir here on HN, but the amount of social woes we are currently experiencing that are indirectly the result of a dramatic increas
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1y ago
And amusement parks, even. Well, maybe just Universal Studios. And I guess their brand emphasis is on movies, but still: does EVERY ride need to be heavily reliant on screens?!
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And remember Quibi [1]? Short-form video in vertical format specifically for mobile devices? They didn't have every aspect nailed, but they were definitely trailblazers on that front. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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