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by motbus3 2mo ago
But wouldn't it make sense to believe those debts are in gold or other sort of exchange coin? I heard many Asian countries as selling US and buying Yen and Wuan as countermeasures for the possible devaluation of the USD and to guarante
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by motbus3 2mo ago
Some countries would make their debts in USD as a form of guaranteeing that it will not just print more money. Some use gold or minerals. I wonder if this is what US does. Also this makes me think why every European countries are taking th
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by motbus3 2mo ago
I'm sorry my question is not clear. I meant if the US government went for a default (deciding not to pay). That was my question.
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by motbus3 2mo ago
I am not aware. What loophole do you mean? And what risk do you mean? I am not being pedantic. I think I lack lots of context here.
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by motbus3 2mo ago
I won't dox myself, but you'd be welcome if you needed to. Following World War II, we took in European immigrants who had lost everything. More recently, we have welcomed individuals from countries in the Middle East and South Ame
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by motbus3 2mo ago
I did not know this but true. I would point out that when you are talking about criminals there is still a layer of judgment from society given the crimes. When talking about legal immigrants and refugees there is even less space.
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by motbus3 2mo ago
when you treat immigrants like they were not people with lifes, you are just one step away from treating poor people as they were not people and then too treat all common people as they were not people. also it has been quite convenient exp
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by motbus3 2mo ago
Genuine question for any american fellows: Is this a real problem ? Is this a really a priority problem in your pov ? If if is why ? In my country, we do have a policy of integrating people quite early on if they come from a fragile situati
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by motbus3 2mo ago
countries ditching those companies are making themselves a favour.
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by motbus3 2mo ago
I understand the package complains, and I understand how it undermines the maker scenario. I think smartly using the scale of things might be helpful, but they are targeting Qualcomm and not Arduino users. Unfortunately, because all of us
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by motbus3 2mo ago
My first reaction to Fable was: "This is good for the bang" But as time passed the brittle software I noticed that without strict guidance it builds poor and brittle software. If I need to write all the specification so it follows
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by motbus3 2mo ago
I am ignorant. If they don't pay, who will charge it if the default?
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by motbus3 2mo ago
That's exactly how it will go. Few controlling everything, and a slip might make you not able to live.
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by motbus3 2mo ago
Unfortunately way more applications inject some sort of info into the image using noise of alpha channels when you take a screenshot... Ofc you shouldn't be doing anything wrong, but let's say you join a court and provide some ev
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by motbus3 2mo ago
It should also detect the ad blocker
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by motbus3 2mo ago
If gpt is so great as they say, why aren't they using their own operating system yet? They have all the resources they need to prove a point
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by motbus3 2mo ago
Well, not when the whole objective of the company is to find ways to say they are ethical while knowing they are not
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by motbus3 2mo ago
Because things like this, I am using sandboxes, doing automated and manual review before running any code. As it takes time, I now need to try to one shot the development of the code which takes longer to do a proper specification. And even
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by motbus3 2mo ago
Criminals are bad, evil, jail etc etc. I agree. But while the core problem that creates this environment is not solved, nothing will fix it. Not even if you bomb the hell out of it. Ethics, morals and whatever people call only exists if eco
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by motbus3 2mo ago
I would achieve a lot too if I wasn't interrupted with "how is progressing meetings" And if with put those meetings in the model it would also be as bad as everyone
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by motbus3 2mo ago
Could be, but it does not look like any of the ways they done before. Anyone who benefits from instability would be at win, from internal political competition, foreign companies trying to sell flocked up systems and the list could be huge
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by motbus3 2mo ago
That is much less effective than every other manner they tested on the past few years such as shadow fleets, ghost satellites etc. Up to the moment it has not been the operation adopted which would make it weird. On who would do it then, a
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by motbus3 2mo ago
The pure system of patents and copyright is broken. Imagine being able to only throwing money and patenting everything, even if it existed before. The legal behinds this will be so mess that no one will be able to produce anything
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by motbus3 2mo ago
I wonder what happened to the laws the limited market monopoly and trust
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by motbus3 3mo ago
How they will be able to block you from using your car when they deem that you should by a new one? Or how would they be able to make something a paid feature after you bought it? You need to support these poor fellas
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by motbus3 3mo ago
I wonder if this is more ingenious than it appears because the image always load but nothing from the domain does. I wonder if it only answers one specific type of request. I wonder if that could be used a some sort of osint
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by motbus3 3mo ago
Just a letter F because it says it is Forbes But it is the first letter of whatever it says it is
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by motbus3 3mo ago
Yes! That is fricking annoying!
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Ask HN: Something fishy is going on with Google feed on my Android
8 points by motbus3 3mo ago|12 comments
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by motbus3 3mo ago
Don't that feel like a threat to businesses who dare to avoid their content being stolen?

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