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by o_p 5y ago
This doesnt account the short duration of batteries, I have to replace them every time they go past their lifetime, so in the long term their cost is much higher
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by o_p 5y ago
Someone who made a contribution relevant to the field deserves far more the title than someone who made a dissertation no one reads. These silly formalities dont benefit academia
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by o_p 5y ago
But the nefarious potential its so obvious that no one with that intention would do DLL injection that way when there are other thousand of ways to get in
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by o_p 5y ago
By 2100 people will realize how dumb people in the 2020 were and have efficient public transportation for that "autonomous" travelling.
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by o_p 5y ago
>There is something called personal responsibility that most people believe in. If you are talking about the personal responsability of Elon Musk by misleading the public into thinking his cars have anything close to a self driving car,
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by o_p 5y ago
This is even worse than the deadly autopilot, EV cars are much more likely to burn and the fire is much hard to extinguish, but no one who tries to sell you an EV will tell you "hey you are more likely to die by being burned alive!&quo
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by o_p 5y ago
Why would someone use autopilot when Tesla is not liable for damages? Its like you hire a driver but you are liable for any crash they do.
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by o_p 5y ago
Intent is a part of the law, not only actions. If you use an exploit in computer systems to get unauthorized access you cant just say "well, thats how its designed, write better programs next time". Retroactive taxes should apply
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by o_p 5y ago
You or someone pay to companies with your money for the value they provide. However companies dont pay for the services goverment give them, like the security of police enforcement and the roads and public transport for their workers to com
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by o_p 5y ago
Companies should contribute to society, they benefit off the public and legal infrastructure.
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by o_p 5y ago
So memory and sensory get multiplexed?
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by o_p 5y ago
But there are no many surgeons here, theres only one, one central bank. The inflation rate of Turkey is 15%, is anyone really telling people to just "trust the goverment"? Would you put your life savings in the Turkish Lira?
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by o_p 5y ago
This shows how scared goverments are. And its a great way for the people to put pressure in their goverments, get your sh*t together or Im not trusting you with my money, when people deem bitcoin more stable than your local currency you kno
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by o_p 5y ago
>Sure these guys are clearly corrupt but that doesnt mean you shouldnt trust them with your money! Are you serious? Honest question.
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by o_p 5y ago
Poor finance guys, they have it so rough.
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by o_p 5y ago
I dont know how can you sleep at night in good conscience while using the US Dollar, so glad theres BTC, energy consumption is its only sin.
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by o_p 5y ago
>regardless of where we are getting our energy from So you dont care about the actual real problem which is carbon emissions? >we should be making efforts to massively reduce consumption across the board Why? Theres no problem with th
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by o_p 5y ago
BTC miners buy the energy to power their nodes and that cost is passed to the users in transaction fees. The only legitimate criticism here may be that energy prices dont account for the externalities of carbon emissions. But thats irreleva
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by o_p 5y ago
Its not BTC miners fault that energy is priced incorrectly. We shouldnt waste any energy into powering the armies of the world, lets just not fight, right? But here we are.
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by o_p 5y ago
Well its the cost of a decentralized safe currency, at the end of the day its the users who pay for it, and I gladly pay for it. Keep using your fiat if you want.
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by o_p 5y ago
Daily reminder that by Lindy effects, for each additional year of php still alive the probability of staying alive increase. We will probably die before PHP
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by o_p 5y ago
>in most states this turns kids into child porn producers a more serious crime than child porn viewer This is even worse than the OP
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by o_p 5y ago
This violates my human right to send random garbage messgages to my friends
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by o_p 5y ago
Dont let your kid videochat on the internet? Maybe?
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by o_p 5y ago
Lets ban children
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by o_p 5y ago
Maybe some mushrooms could help you with that
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by o_p 5y ago
>the supposed point of crypto is to reducing the reliance on, and grifting from, companies like Coinbase. Not necessarily, the point of crypto is to reduce reliance on fiat money, due to the high fees of crypto it makes sense to build ce
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by o_p 5y ago
If two sub groups of a distribution get a net positive in % that necessarily means the other part went net negative in the same proportion, seems a bit too far to argue against math just to defend the rich.
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by o_p 5y ago
That completly misses the point, first, rich people earnings come mostly from their investments, not their work. Second, the money earned through investment necesarily comes from the work produced by other people and thats completly indepen
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by o_p 5y ago
Economy is closer to a zero-sum game, after all theres limited resources in a period of time. We cannot be all rich because we cannot all own the capital, if we did, who does the work? To invest you need workers, to produce you need consume

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