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by nnfy 9y ago
I think dogecoin failed to go anywhere at least partly because it was a literal memecoin. Certainly made it hard for me to take it seriously as a semi-layman at the time.
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by nnfy 9y ago
I do agree that you describe the crux of the issue, I'm point it out because I believe it is the reason UBI will do more harm than good, until we address the problem of education first. But, consider this: when we say education in the
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by nnfy 9y ago
You cannot pull yourself up by anyones bootstraps if you dont care to, or are so far removed from functional society that you dont know how a job works, and there is no one in your family or circle of acquaintances to teach you to learn bec
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by nnfy 9y ago
I am not arguing that supply if finite, I am arguing that extraction of supply is finite and if you deincentivise millions of people from working while throwing money at them, you further reduce supply and exacerbate long term economic prob
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by nnfy 9y ago
The idea that UBI will wipe away the ignorance and cultural dogma that keeps poor people poor is absurd. How many lottery winners hold on to their winnings? Let's be realistic. If you give the uneducated poor free money, the only thing
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by nnfy 9y ago
Valid points.
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by nnfy 9y ago
>No one has any right to show me whatever they want. Sure, but you have no right to look my way and then complain that I'm forcing you to view something you consider offensive, in case that's what you're insinuating.
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by nnfy 9y ago
I took ~200mg, you can buy 200mg capsules on amazon. I haven't noticed any kind of tolerance, although just in case I no longer take it daily, as I do worry about a possible rebound of anxiety. I've probably taken as much as 600mg
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by nnfy 9y ago
I generally agree with what you're saying, and I came here to post my opinion, but then I wondered, is the concept of "nothing to hide, nothing to fear" something new or not? Pre industrial times, I would assume that people w
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by nnfy 9y ago
I dont think you and the other response understand. Google used to conduct a relatively straightforward string matching search. That means if you used words like "what" you could end up with unrelated matches, or lower quality mat
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by nnfy 9y ago
It pains me to see how normal it has become to search using unrelated words, I.e. "what" and "is". I still can't get over the fact that google removed advanced search syntax.
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by nnfy 9y ago
That's the point, I dont think, in my search example, a full stack developer with an MS and 5 years experience is going to be making ~90-127k 25th-75th percentile. Sounds like he'd be getting ripped off.
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by nnfy 9y ago
The fact that journalists are inherently biased as humans does not imply that we should not strive toward the opposite. I dont care either way for the author's point of view. I am bothered by the fact that a news source publishes so mu
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by nnfy 9y ago
It could also be at least partly related to higher selectivity and more financial aid, and/or rich parents, that make school easier. But I dont actually know what goes on in ivy and off ivy league elite schools. Also consider that thes
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by nnfy 9y ago
You would lose so much nuance. And I dont think you are in a position to verify anything since you claim not to speak the language. It sounds like a bad idea all around.
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by nnfy 9y ago
Aren't you worried about your story not quite coming through because you're speaking through someone else?
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by nnfy 9y ago
Kratom is still legal. However, it does interfere with many drugs because of the enzyme it inhibits.
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by nnfy 9y ago
I also suffer from migraines, although not nearly as severe as yours. I strongly recommend you look into kratom for pain management. I generally take a small dose of two grams alongside 200mg ibuprofen and a 10 hour headache will usually di
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by nnfy 9y ago
I may be biased because I have a background in mathematics, but after working with tensorflow for about 6 months now, I dont think you really need to understand linear algebra or multivariate calculus to work with neural nets, unless you&#x
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by nnfy 9y ago
Again, the problem here is workers voluntarily entering into illegally mislabeled positions. Where do you get the idea that a cafeteria worker or a bus driver can't leave to work for another school? Also, these are extremely low skill
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by nnfy 9y ago
Two points: 1. There is nothing in this discussion to suggest that employees do not have freedom to choose work; in fact, contracting by its very nature leaves individuals with more freedom to choose work elsewhere, even concurrently. 2. Wi
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by nnfy 9y ago
So then I presume you will agree that there is nothing inherently abusive with contracting, and the problem stems from misclassification, and the behavior is already illegal, right? If contractors willingly sign on for the micromanagement t
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by nnfy 9y ago
Why is that abusive? If you want more secure work, don't offer your services as a contractor. Are you trying to suggest that there is something inherently abusive about contracting? What if I don't want a full time gig?
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by nnfy 9y ago
If economic value were zero sum, then economies would never grow. >All goods in circulation in the U.S. have a finite value, and it definitely is a zero sum game. Except I can create new goods, possibly for free (e.g. writing software, g
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by nnfy 9y ago
There are numerous anecdotal reports online of heroin users using kratom to kick the habit. At the very least, one can be functional on kratom, contribute to society, and withdrawal shouldn't be terrible enough to motivate violent crim
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by nnfy 9y ago
I have been misreading that word for a few months now. I didnt catch that people were using the root pseudonym. I didnt even know that pseudonymous was a word until today, thank you.
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by nnfy 9y ago
Have a little more faith in the institutions of computer science and cryptography! I'm sure there's a solution, if it becomes a problem. Pow, pos, hybrids, Cryptos are in their infancy, I'm excited to see them supercede fiat
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by nnfy 9y ago
No, by the conventional definitions of anonymous [1], the protocol is fully anonymous. Saying that it is pseudo anonymous is in my opinion misleading. There is a different word to describe the weakness of a deanonymized address. I dont know
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by nnfy 9y ago
For anyone who may be struggling with chronic pain and/or opioid addiction, I implore you to research kratom. As far as anyone can tell, it is safe, minimally addictive, and in my experience it is good for head pain, stomach pain, anxi
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by nnfy 9y ago
Unfortunate display of the intrinsic value of bitcoin as an anonymous[1], decentralized store of value. 1. Please don't tell me that btc is not anonymous; the fact that I can trace transaction histories is irrelevant, since I still nee

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