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by mrmuagi 7y ago
What's the turn around time between receiving crypto currency and getting that into e.g. USD in a bank for you? As long as that is short, volatility is minimized. I think the volatility issue is a major pain-point to people though. As
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by mrmuagi 7y ago
Youtube-dl saved my youtube experience, as I have many playlists that have actually gotten entries deleted somehow, and I had then no recourse into recovering my playlist (often the uploader or another youtube denizen just re-uploads it, bu
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> I was born in a Democracy. Democracy was forced upon me. I never gave my consent. You were born without your consent too, therein lies the rub.
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> There are plenty of people in America who continue to chase money long after their safe retirement is assured. I mean take a look at rich (m/b)illionaires. It's a life style they can't give up.
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> A single non elected ruler is going to make decisions on whim not process. power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely
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Not sure I totally agree that this achieves those goals, but I can't argue they would be ideal goals. >interactive AFAIK, as you type python code it will execute with the changes incorporated in the next loop execution. That's
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by mrmuagi 7y ago
You don't have to without this tool, you can save and load models from/to disk already from provided APIs for frameworks/libraries (e.g. [1]). Handy for when you need to hard reset, move, and/or share data. [1] https:&#
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Fear and outrage is a major component of driving traffic to news itself, no?
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> So why is it that almost all my experience in taxis is that the driver seems to be a crazed maniac with a presumably diagnoseable rage disorder? Payment is based on distance driven right? So more trips, more money. I could see the ince
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News flash, a website like this is filled with a great deal of many people. Yes, even the likes of you are included therein.
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> The driving factor is pretty obvious.... As a Canadian I am stumped, surely people don't like cold weather :)
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Is there a difference between offering, say, $12 monthly opt-out & $10 plan for opt-in vs flat $12 with a $2 discount to opt-in?
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The root thing here is the author said "C is a compiled programming language". According to the objection, C is also, an, interpreted programming language so its not the correct classification. That's the complaint I read...
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As another denizen of this chain, I still don't see the confusion at all. > because languages are specification, "books". they are not interpreted nor compiled Languages are a specification, and an implementation working t
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by mrmuagi 7y ago
> moderation isn't "set it and forget it," you have to remove some and acquire others from time to time. A great point. Succinctly, the moderators need moderators.
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It reads like a professor's quirky landing page to me. I've seen a few of those.
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History is extremely useful for being read. For backporting between trees, looking at historical development of a feature, to bisecting an introduced bug or regression.
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Your suggesting feels good at a personal connection scale (i.e. you fixed my bug painpoint, have some dosh), but really to get the sort of traction where the donations are viable you'd be working at a much larger scale right? Plus, why
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Ah, I misread it. Cheers!
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I've seen myself make mistakes that in retrospect should be have been "obvious", and if you've ever taking a test (a la education), you've obviously made mistakes others deem "obvious" as well. Humans are
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by mrmuagi 7y ago
> he fraternizes with the enemy are helping to contribute to America's polarization problem. This statement is a bit ironic no? Then again I have no clue what helps get rid of polarisation.
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Not really. The host serves a purpose to proke and prod the guest to direct and dissuade the flow of conversation.
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Moreso that OP was noting that people can believe they have good social skills, whilst belittling others for their apparent lack of, whilst not catching on to the irony of the whole shebang.
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> You whooshed on the point. If their workers are paid higher salaries, they'll turn around and spend that money, and a la supply and demand, more sales! I did mention it, that's the whole cancel out thing I was trying to hint
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> So... paying people more makes them less likely to eat at a restaurant? That logic doesn't work, you're forgetting the other side of the consumer equation. It is often argued that it does, particularly by opponents of minimum
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I came across something similar, I narrowed it down to Ulnar nerve entrapment which sounds particularly similar.
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>> I interpret the loose analogy as: if controlled advertising is like normal cell growth, then out-of-control resource-consuming advertising is like cancerous cell growth. > That analogy applies to literally anything that can grow
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> Think of a bored computer (one that is not used to its maximum capacity). It's like a computer that uses swap memory v.s. one that has a few GBs of free RAM. Which one would you rather use? A bored computer would just be one that
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by mrmuagi 7y ago
If I was in your boots, I would be quite upset. I can deal with some minor hiccups here and there, but the R key is quite crucial. I would weigh trying to do a repair anyway just to guard against against a probable future occurrence...
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I use a synology NAS myself, but I am down to setup something with Pi 4 + OSMC as it was well recommended.

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