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orange8
5y ago
My point exactly. I don't think politics has any place in this discussion. The request was for good book recommendations for everyone , not good book recommendations for republicans, christians, feminists etc
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I do not think it matters whether a book is written by a man or woman, if the discussion is about worthwhile books to read. The bible is not just any other book though, and I understand why you'd have political, moral or religious idea
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orange8
5y ago
> Then there are issues about how it was written by man, in the literal sense. Female testaments were left out. Does the gender of a books author really matter?
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5y ago
> lonely developers and other socially awkward people - short guys looking for girlfriends, unattractive/aging women looking for husbands, etc. All the "normal" people I knew... I never knew short guys and unattractive
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5y ago
And about 2000 years since the medical fields Hippocratic Oath.
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5y ago
Thanks. That's the other word I was looking for.. appropriate. Socially appropriate. Reasonable. Proportional.
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5y ago
Have you considered the difference between "hide emotions" and "repress emotions"; or on the flip-side.. "show emotions" and "accept emotions". Personally, the "show emotions" should always
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5y ago
Thinking is a form of feeling. The difference is that feeling, comes from a lower level part of the brain, the same one responsible for other "automatic" processes like heartbeat and breathing. Feeling is more superior, as it can
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orange8
5y ago
So someone enticing you to BUY "sugar water" is not financial advice, but being enticed to buy fake internet money somehow is? How exactly did you reach that conclusion?
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5y ago
My guess (because i cannot mind-read all NFT buyers), is its mostly speculation[1] 1. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/speculation.asp
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5y ago
You do own your hacker news account. If someone hacks into your computer, and makes stupid comments while pretending to be you, you have every right to seek compensation. Because you actually OWN your hacker news account, in the very same w
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5y ago
Am not sure how you came to that conclusion of dishonesty in others. Did anyone ever claim that the only reason they were selling you crypto was because they love you, and wish the absolute best for you, and have nothing to gain at all from
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5y ago
Short answer: passwords The very same way your online bank account facilitates "proof of ownership" of that said bank account.
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5y ago
> No, it's not, unless you are calling an entry in DB with an URL inside "a product". NFT system is selling NFT only, and NFT itself is almost nothing and useless. Calling an entry in a DB? What kind of db exactly... maybe
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5y ago
You seem to have a very flawed, fundamental misunderstanding of either the term opaque, or what a public ledger is. There is nothing opaque about bitcoin transactions. They are all (every single one of them) open to the public. They are mor
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5y ago
You do realize there are almost 100 000 coins out there. How many of those have you actually researched about and come to the conclusion that they lacked "real world utility". Does a casino provide "real world utility"?
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5y ago
> proof of ownership, Ask for a reciept. An NFT is not selling "proof of ownership", its selling you a product > transfer of ownership, The so called "gullible buyers" would not be buyers without this process occur
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5y ago
> In a vacuum, nothing. But it's generally good to disclose to others when the investment advice you're offering will also materially benefit you. This should be obvious. When was the last time you saw a coca-cola add? Did it s
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> NFT literally can't facilitate anything by itself, without adding some centralized DB to it What exactly do you want an NFT to facilitate? And are you raving mad at the people who make the NFTs, the people who buy them or both?
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> Only using some centralized and opaque/corrupt additions to the blockchain some rights can be maybe transferred Hmmm... centralized and opaque/corrupt. So like a traditional bank?
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5y ago
I honestly don't think anyone ever bought an NFT because "NFT facilitates decentralized proof of ownership".
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5y ago
> people looking to acquire life-changing wealth for themselves by hyping things that they have a vested financial interest in What's wrong with hyping things you've invested in, or seeking life-changing wealth for yourself?
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5y ago
They do not actually define profit. They do mention "social profit", which I guess is what you are up against?
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5y ago
What is your definition of profit?
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5y ago
I believe you still have to do some "cross-referencing, and coupling HTML elements to CSS classes" when using tailwind. The naming and creation of those classes is what the framework provides.
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I believe this confusion arises between the valid definition of the act of "engineering" with another equally valid definition of the profession of engineering, which like most professions, require some sort of formal degree.
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I like this distinction from wikipedia [1] "Anything that is a process or procedure is business logic, and anything that is neither a process nor a procedure is a business rule." Meaning constraints and the model represent busines
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> If I can feel pain by thinking, what does it mean that pain is "strictly physical"? It may help to look at it from a cause and effect perspective. injury -> pain thinking -> pain feeling -> pain thinking -> feeli
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I'm not a biologist or anything, but I'd define it simply as a signal from your nervous system to your brain.
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Why is it exploitative for a 33yo male to date an 18yo female? Are they not both adults? And who is doing the exploiting? What about a 70yo male and a 33yo female? Still exploitative?
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