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moufestaphio
9y ago
Yeah, Hangul is pretty easy to learn. The sounds were a little trickier for me. Grammar is basically the same as Japanese. I believe Duolingo released their intro course for Korean recently too if anyone wants to learn some basics.
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9y ago
I think it's pretty well accepted that Men better at physical activities almost across the board. I don't think that's what the original point was about though. The original question was asking for an example of a "gene
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9y ago
Pretty bad example. Dude was a semi-retired PROFESSIONAL tennis player. Who had been ranked as high as 38th in the world. He obviously had a fuck ton of training, was just 'retired' when he played the game.
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9y ago
With a whole bunch of Star trek voice acting!
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9y ago
Yeah, used to live in Japan and it was quite annoying. The 'building number' having no relation to location is fairly useless. I generally had to explain through landmarks/obvious buildings where I wanted to go. The whole sy
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9y ago
It should happen right away I believe. As soon as the next block after the 2016th is accepted, the difficulty updates. The transaction rate would only be affected for a max of two weeks as I understand it. As for how the 'market&#x
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moufestaphio
9y ago
I think what he means is, when bitcoin / cash split, everyone 'doubled' their coins. Since they share the same previous blockchain, after they 'split' in effect you have two coins for every one coin you had before t
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No. Bitcoin algorithm automatically adjusts every 2016 blocks, to make the average block time 10 minutes. If the number of miners drops, the algorithm will adjust the difficulty of finding a 'good' hash. Meaning as an individual
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9y ago
There was an article I read a while ago on this subject that was pretty interesting: https://www.businessinsider.com.au/what-is-blue-and-how-do-w...
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9y ago
Yeah, I see this sentiment flowing around very often and I agree with you on this. I prefer to think of it this way: The ability to rise above this type of thing is a part of what makes us human. Learning to not be bigot is something you
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9y ago
Like when people say to IT: "Everything's working, what am I playing you for?!"
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moufestaphio
10y ago
I'm conflicted on upvoting this comment, because if I do I'm just part of the problem right?
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10y ago
Seems pretty neat so far. Only imperial units though :(
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10y ago
George Carlin had a good bit on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdVE-efyv2c
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10y ago
Ditto for Korea. In the 80/90's they were the cheap Japanese knock offs for tech stuff like TVs etc.