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by oluwie 3y ago
Bye bye Google.
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by oluwie 3y ago
I stopped listening to Elon's opinions years ago.
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by oluwie 3y ago
I don't get why people argue like this. It's so obviously disingenuous. Owning a share of an emerald mine makes your means your family is somewhat rich maybe not filthy rich but rich enough to own a share of an emerald mine, which
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by oluwie 3y ago
Yea, that's a bad idea that's ben tried over and over again throughout history to really bad outcomes. It's call feudalism. It was a bad idea then, it's a bad idea now. No property taxes means property will just sit in f
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by oluwie 4y ago
????
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by oluwie 4y ago
there are already several cities in California where this is either law or in the process of becoming law. it would be great state wide though
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by oluwie 4y ago
Better: https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome
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by oluwie 4y ago
USPS trucks that deliver mail aren't driving more than 100 miles (rarely) a day. I'm pretty sure these trucks can be on a 2-3 day recharge cycle and still have plenty of juice left even if they don't hit those recharge cycles
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by oluwie 4y ago
Force.
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by oluwie 4y ago
mehh … you might be overthinking it it’s his blog either way.
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by oluwie 4y ago
I mean ... all programming is is manipulating state/data soo yea I guess this tracks.
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by oluwie 4y ago
You obviously didn't read the article, did you?
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by oluwie 4y ago
By your standards, trusting any 3rd party solution seems troublesome. The entire web is built on 3rd party solutions. Should we all write our encryption libraries b/c we shouldn't trust any 3rd party solution?
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by oluwie 4y ago
I know this is going to be an unpopular opinion but I don't really think this is THAT big of a deal. Yea, I know the art is old and all that and it really is unfortunate but its also the nature for all things to change. Maybe in anothe
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by oluwie 4y ago
Still overvalued IMHO.
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by oluwie 4y ago
It's s bit annoying and prob some extra money but i get around this with a VPN service.
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by oluwie 5y ago
Interesting debate. I do however wonder at what point does the ends not justify the means?
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by oluwie 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised. Droughts have toppled empires since the beginning of time. People can put up with a lot, but once they go hungry for an extended period of time, you can bet they'll want the status quo to change, and to ch
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by oluwie 5y ago
Even if the price fluctuates, the amount of bitcoin in the account should stay the same, as long as it wasn't sent to someone else, only the value would change.
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by oluwie 5y ago
Black Mirror comes full circle.
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by oluwie 5y ago
You're getting a lot of flack for this response. Although, it's pretty good advice, it just doesn't answer the question proposed.
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by oluwie 5y ago
why are we so stuck on gasoline prices all of a sudden?
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by oluwie 5y ago
Windows. Office. XBox. Azure. VS Code among a ton of others What are you talking about dude?
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by oluwie 5y ago
Why? I really don't understand the logic for that. You, personally, as someone who paid rent isn't owed anything by the government?
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by oluwie 5y ago
There were laws in place that protected you from being evicted if you couldn't pay your rent. You could have stayed if you really wanted to.
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by oluwie 5y ago
So I'm okay with this b/c the government forced landlords not to evict people who couldn't pay. This is just the govt's way of paying it back.
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by oluwie 5y ago
lol ... wtf????
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by oluwie 6y ago
I don't think Huawei, or any other Chinese investor really that wants to trade Chinese citizens getting rich by buying into Huawei over Americans citizens getting rich by buying into Huawei.
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by oluwie 7y ago
You obviously don't have kids.
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by oluwie 8y ago
TL;DR as far as I can tell is: Each theory is pretty much based on a previous theory, with some aspect of the previous theory removed to make the theory a better assumption of reality. - A really cool example of this a scientist named Lap

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