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4y ago
How do those banlists work? If they send a bunch of coins to innocent wallets, are those now completely tainted or are people tracking what percentage of coins in each wallet are "legitimate"?
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4y ago
I like rekts leaderboard: https://rekt.news/leaderboard/
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4y ago
According to this website [0], the US has the 3rd lowest income/house price ratio in the entire world. Outside the west coast and parts of the northeast which are geographically limited in building new houses, we basically have infinit
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4y ago
Just throw a bunch of cash at some googlers. They make a new messaging app every month. They are pros at building them, just not getting users.
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4y ago
California taxes capital gains as a source of income without the IRS’s differentiation between long-term or short-term gains so they are one and the same to California.
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4y ago
I'm guessing he means have the government pay for all daycare for everyone fully and just pay for it from tax revenue generated by a progressive income tax.
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4y ago
Do you honestly expect to convince anyone when you argument is essentially "I'm right, you're wrong, now go spend an entire day reading a 350 page document that I cannot be bothered to spend 2 minutes summarizing it but trust
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4y ago
Please explain how the US provoked Russia with "risks". Nato is too scared to send in our massively bigger military to Ukraine because of how many nukes they have. NATO is a defensive pack and our wealth is way bigger than Russi
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5y ago
> I don't see any other explanation except that allowing NATO rockets in Ukraine is suicidal for Russia, therefore there is no choice: it is a fight for survival. > Think what US would do if Russia were to put its rockets in Mexi
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5y ago
Also, second home 30 year fixed rates spiked in February for some reason I forget so I just got a 10/1 ARM myself as the rate was like 1% lower or something than a 30 year fixed.
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5y ago
> many economists are putting it at about 17% Source? I have not seen any place saying that besides garbage websites like shadowstats.
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5y ago
FYI, you can still finance a house if you make an all cash offer. I just did that myself. You just need to set the closing date far enough out to get the loan settled.
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5y ago
Well for one thing, that other totalitarian government doesn't have nukes to threaten you if you intervene with them.
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5y ago
Have you worked at GAFAM? I've been on 3 person teams with over a million dollars a year in hardware expenses and we've done some crazy optimizations on our c++/java code.
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5y ago
God damn, 17 million stolen forever from 1 person and there is nothing they can do about it.
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5y ago
And so they what, rob a few houses which statistically probably won't be yours before their hack gets discovered? Sounds like way more effort than just breaking the door or picking the lock.
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5y ago
What is their search criteria because I just pulled up zillow and found hundreds of houses under $3 million. Do they need like 10 bedrooms?
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5y ago
Clothes.
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5y ago
> Japan has higher median salaries than US does. Where do you see that? Wikipedia says the US has 2x the median income PPP than Japan [0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median_income
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5y ago
Google cloud is at about 20 billion in revenue per year and growing 45% YOY [0] and you think they might just shutter it based on a HN comment? [0]: https://www.fiercetelecom.com/platforms/google-cloud-revenue...
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5y ago
Of course, you are free to make your bed however you want. Just don't be surprised if the US responds by doing the same thing back to rich europeans.
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5y ago
Why? Russia has so many nukes it just needs one sub to launch a MIRV nuclear second strike to make it 1000x more costly to NATO. Do you honestly believe NATO would ever first strike Russia??? NATO is a defense pack and we have way more to
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5y ago
Define "livable climate". Are Seasons too much to handle? Also, aren't you at risk for an insane 9.0 earthquake (was so when I live in Seattle I believe).
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5y ago
Lol, as someone from Chicago, I thought the same. Then again, I like seasons so it doesn't seem that useful.
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5y ago
It's interesting reading the comments about the US military spending from when this originally came out [0 (230 comments)]. I wonder if anyones changed their opinions in light of the invasion of Ukraine. Here is an interesting thread
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5y ago
The US DOD had a budget of $753.5 billion [0] which would make it the 23rd largest country by gdp if it was a country [1] or greater than 196 countries so that does not surprise me. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mi
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5y ago
> Sure you might "meet" someone who's 34 and she doesn't want to work or anything, and she expects you to send her money before she even meets up. My brother and I use hinge and that has not been our experience at all
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5y ago
Has he never heard of power to gas [0]? We already have lots of storage and generators for natural gas. I doubt you'd need more than twice the capacity using power to gas. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power
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5y ago
Because they don't have that tech as it is currently only used by Israel, the U.S. and Germany.
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Where are you getting hundreds of billions? Wikipedia says "As production wound down in 2011, the total program cost is estimated to be about $67.3 billion, with $32.4 billion spent on Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&a
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