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noxer
4y ago
You can trade on the XRPL DEX[1] (The oldest DEX) essentially for free* since it went online. The DEX works like a central limit order book which limits the way you can trade. There are also liquidity problems for many currency pairs as wel
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You seem stuck in 2018. No one would use ETH to transfer $50 worth of money unless they already have that and the recipient wants ETH. But if you actually care about fees and speed you would not use ETH. (I wont shill any specific coin but
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WHO, YouTube and Funding
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You are confusing speech on twitter with real life actions that include speech. Going to my neighbors and lie about me is a real life action with speech. On top of that you force them to listen to you (at least temporally) AND it is targete
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He got a strike before and is now particularly cautious with the YouTube guidelines. He repeatedly reads the guidelines out on the videos itself. Not without a lack of British humor. Hes also very talented in saying things in extended pause
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Excess Deaths Continue
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This is totally silly, these are slurs/insults not acts of violence or incitements. Also why is "groomer" apparently "incitement of violence" but directly saying "pedophile" isn't? How can one word pu
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4y ago
That is wrong. Its not the result that matters but the intention. I can say whatever I want and you can claim it direly affected you or your business but you need to prove malice/intent beyond reasonable doubt. There mere fact that an
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Lets assume hypothetically someone disagree with your comment. That someone is an admin on HN. Do you want that someone to challenge your comment with arguments/reasoning (with the possibility that it is very bad reasoning might even c
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4y ago
As I said I think Musk posted it as satire. The article read as if it was from Babylon Bee. At no point I even questioned if he was serious about this. He does troll like that all the time, its really silly to blame him when after all this
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4y ago
I'm not responsible for people acting on whatever basis they do unless I actively blackmail or incite them to do something. >The point is that Pete Pelosi was attacked by a terrorist who'd be radicalized by wrong information. W
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This would make sense if twitter actually made profit or at least grew its "capital" (the users). But what they actually did is increase the work force and lose active users. This is a strong evidence to me that the algorithms are
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If it isn't a crime or spam then it is in fact disagreement. There is no inherent different from calling someone a "racist" or "nazi" to calling someone a "groomer". On Twitter these "slurs" are
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4y ago
Everyone takes shortcuts these days so by Godwin's law directly calling the other person on the internet with which you disagree a nazi is peak optimization /s On a serious note I think the problem is actually the heavy moderation
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4y ago
>The social impact is grave It also has a positive impact. To make just one example, millions of people make use of cryptocurrencies for remittances to send money back home. By using cryptocurrencies they can circumvent the obnoxious fee
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4y ago
>Why do you draw the line there? A more interesting question would be "Where does the line move to in the future?". Its unpredictable because its clearly a decision made based on personal views of a single person or a small gro
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4y ago
Just another company to avoid at all cost. Today its cryptocurrency and most people probably aren't affected (and thus dont care but they should). Tomorrow it is whatever the people in charge dont like with no way to know what they mig
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4y ago
> The second, and much more egregious crime, is that he’s a climate change denier.... He does not deny climate change, he rejects climate change catastrophe fear driven measurements of questionable efficacy with known unquestionable nega
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4y ago
You are wrong on that. It's the same thing just different places use different words. Just like "pencil lead" does not refer to lead. It refers to the thing inside a pencil. The composition of that changed over time but the n
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Are you telling me these phrases can cause harm? As I said before the context was a pun but it should not matter these are factually true statements that any reasonable person would agree on.
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I'm sure you heard phrases like "Dead people don't lie" or "Dead people don't complain" These are so self-evident they pretty much can only be sarcastic. Unfortunately (but probably intentional) they do no
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4y ago
I never said I demand that twitter allows anything and if not its shit. I dont care if they ban jokes if they openly say so. Their platform their rules. It's the completely arbitrary (or biased) interpretation and enforcement of rules
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Did you read the post? I dont know why, they wont tell me. Its just a generic "you violated our rules about offensive content/abuse/self-harm and suicide" or something like that. Then a link to where you can get help if
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>it's absolute shit. So is twitter. At least in the last years it turned to absolute s*it. In mid 2021 I resurrected my old long not used account. I made maybe 20 comments in 3 month before I got "banned". I'm probabl
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"Tin foil" is the North American name for "aluminium foil" that's why I put Al in brackets.
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But UV is what destroys the polymer if it does not reflect it. Beside that if something is "glossy" and reflects UV like tinfoil (Al) it will almost certainly reflect most of the visible light waves and part of the IR too and that
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4y ago
I guess the goal should be to find a common property like /\w{5,6}/g matches all 5 and 6 letter words but not longer or shorter words. But I agree the time is not a good measurement because typing speed is what limits most people.
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Anything reflective should work but it has to reflect short wavelength. Anything polymer could have a transparent layer on top which could (partially) filters the UV an other short wavelength and heats up the dish instead. You can also remo
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Heard this many times since the whole Musk/twitter thing started, yet no one actually comes up with any action he did. Especially on twitter itself its a very common "argument", usually followed by the burden of proof fallacy
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Telegram auctions usernames including some previously “stolen” form its users
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