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ouid
5y ago
This headline is very bad, because it sounds like the observation you would get if there were no effect.
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ouid
5y ago
If you actually want to study math, you probably shouldn't touch calculus until you've take linear algebra and a fair amount of topology, since these are the two structures on sets that (differential) calculus is founded upon. For
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ouid
5y ago
implicitly drawing an equivalence between Saddam Hussein and Bashar Assad and the government of Ukraine is an absurd place to start an analogy, regardless of your thesis.
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ouid
5y ago
yep, my inbox is great as a result too.
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ouid
5y ago
If you're using gmail, just mark everything that isn't sent by a human as spam.
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ouid
5y ago
Now glue them back together into S2xS1.
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ouid
5y ago
So you oppose the subsidies for the overproduction of food and concede that this has nothing do with consumption habits then.
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ouid
5y ago
What do you mean by food waste? Most plants grow and then die and rot. We never had any intenton to eat them. It's not particularly tragic. In America, we subsidize the overproduction of food. This means that we grow more food than we
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ouid
5y ago
I would like to be polite to you here, but it's going to be hard, because this take is wrong at every single level, and it feels like you haven't tried any sort of critical thinking whatsoever: 1) NFTs are the most expensive, le
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ouid
5y ago
This is exactly wrong. Crypto is fairly easy to make worthless. Ads are impossible to make worthless.
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ouid
5y ago
Doesn't everyone just log in to everything with the forgot password link?
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ouid
5y ago
I imagine it's constant time
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ouid
5y ago
That is inflation. Transistors have gotten less valuable.
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ouid
5y ago
I'm not sure you realize how bad deflation is.
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ouid
5y ago
Energy consumption determines the cost, whereas the benefit is determined by the value of a bitcoin, and the demand for on chain transactions. Cost will always approach benefit.
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ouid
5y ago
I don't hear these words enough :(.
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ouid
5y ago
20 matches is my high after spending 20 minutes with it. I think I could probably get that to 30 ish with another hour. Obviously you should not be rotating, but finding features of the shapes that are invariant with respect to rotation to
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ouid
5y ago
I'm pretty sure, based on nothing at all but playing the game for a decade or so, that all character animation in world of warcraft is either motion capture, or extremely painstaking animation. Poly counts and cartoonish texturing had
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ouid
5y ago
There's a lot of symmetry in the formula, and if you start throwing a bunch of english into the mix, it becomes harder to see. That symmetry is often important for synthesizine a new argument, whereas the naming conventions are importa
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ouid
5y ago
well that just sounds like programming with extra steps.
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ouid
5y ago
If you are actually in this position, then you should understand that the advice is not to fix the other issues, but to stop doing what you are currently doing, not because it's not working, although that is a very good reason to sto
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ouid
5y ago
Well, the post was written by someone who clearly doesn't understand their friends motives, yeah? Perhaps they don't want to work in ad-tech because that would not give them satisfaction.
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ouid
5y ago
This is certainly odd, but I feel like the article expects that you will get some sort of warm fuzzies from this? This usable energy was turned into heat by a crate of asics rather than just being combusted.
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ouid
5y ago
>2. Status can’t pay the rent >Unlike wages, status is extremely difficult to directly exchange for goods and services. You need an intermediary, such as a person desperate to market their latest brand of protein powder or neo-fascist
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ouid
5y ago
spacex isn't a person.
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ouid
5y ago
It is in the interest of the scheme that it (at least seem to be) be very easy to cash out. If it is difficult to cash out, then holding tether results in a loss of liquidity.
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ouid
5y ago
Your deposit in an actual bank is both highly regulated in terms of what it is allowed to finance, and also insured up to $250,000 by the FDIC. The situation is extraordinarily different.
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ouid
5y ago
It depends on the (and I will use the term loosely here) "category" of interest. ie which kinds of implications you are talking about. Perhaps unsurprisingly, for mathematical propositions (constructive), these things do exist, an
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ouid
5y ago
I'm confused why the comments here aren't more critical of stablecoins. A stablecoin is just a bank deposit without an interest rate, and with very little in the way of regulation over what the issuer does with the cash that has b
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ouid
5y ago
I couldn't disagree more. The rule of sarcasm on the internet is the same as every other rule where everyone is anonymous. Give people the benefit of the doubt. Moreover, the claim that sarcasm can't be detected on the internet is
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