pineaux

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   by pineaux 2y ago

   Lovely! When will this roll out in the EU?
2. 242.▲
   by pineaux 2y ago

   This thing is going to be absolutely encrusted with barnacles af some point. How cool is that?
3. 243.▲
   by pineaux 2y ago

   Same here
4. 244.▲
   by pineaux 2y ago

   You should read "the global minotaur" by yanis varoufakis. It explains exactly why this is the case. This is true only for the US and it is because other countries buy dollars in bulk to keep the dollar high because: 1) not keepin
5. 245.▲
   by pineaux 2y ago

   I think it is because ornamentation feels out of place quickly in a world where ornamentation is scarce. If there is ornamentation everywhere, the ornamentation is natural. Like in a church. In a church the plain post modern clean design wo
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   by pineaux 2y ago

   One of the problems of this article is that although many of these things are true, a lot of times you must play the cards you're dealt, cause not playing will be even worse. Its like in poker where you are playing one on one against
7. 247.▲
   by pineaux 2y ago

   Do you have a god alternative? I am interested.
8. 248.▲
   by pineaux 2y ago

   QAnon is not really accepted.
9. 249.▲
   by pineaux 2y ago

   Your link names them "adversaries". Its an official list of adversaries.
10. 250.▲
    by pineaux 2y ago

    I will never say that the NATO is an innocent organisation; however, to say that the US/NATO is indirectly responsible is a stretch. It would imply that the US invading Mexico would be justified if they were to become allies with Russi
11. 251.▲
    by pineaux 2y ago

    This is the answer to all the above. These shares give you a right to part of the profit, but cannot be sold.
12. 252.▲
    by pineaux 2y ago

    Tell me how its fundamentally not this easy? Its just not really "easy" to write correct compliant code.
13. 253.▲
    by pineaux 2y ago

    Waiting to see how people on HN interpret this.
14. 254.▲
    by pineaux 2y ago

    @filigree: Depends on your disposition. I mean, you are probably a very stable genius at the moment, but not everybody is and you might not be that for ever. Things can change. If your endocrine system gets a hit somewhere and you get hit
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    by pineaux 2y ago

    I think this is a great plot. However, to make it more interesting: 1) who or what controls the guillotine collars? 2) if you say something in an interview and your head doesnt leave your body. It must be true, right? RIGHT?! 3) at some poi
16. 256.▲
    by pineaux 2y ago

    Come on. Anything bad. The phone rings, your family just got crushed by a runaway truck. The phone rings, the company you founded and spend every waking hour of the last four years has a hostile take-over. They are firing you and you find o
17. 257.▲
    by pineaux 2y ago

    Is this true tho?
18. 258.▲
    by pineaux 3y ago

    It is sort of measurable. How many lines you output, how many bugs are in your code, how much time is spent fixing your bugs. Etc. I mean its far from perfect and leadership roles are harder to measure (but can be measured by how the peopl
19. 259.▲
    by pineaux 3y ago

    I am offended. How is this hippie? Hippie would be respecting solitude and trying to give everyone what they want. This is just some kind of neoliberal bullshit that fits the narrative of "leaders".
20. 260.▲
    by pineaux 3y ago

    I dont know. There is definitely a flow of energy between the power line and the drone. But there is no closed circuit between them so there is no current flowing. I imagine there is a (slightly, almost not measureable) raised current in th
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    by pineaux 3y ago

    I am probably being an idiot. I can imagine many carvings have been lost. Wiped away by grinding ice. Especially in northern europe. Is the neolithic after the iceages or during? I have only skimmed through he article so might have missed
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    by pineaux 3y ago

    Had the exact same experience. Maybe someone can enlighten us with why this is -supposedly- such a revelatory book?
23. 263.▲
    by pineaux 3y ago

    Former locksmith here. That is called "to flipper" a door. (Guess that is where the flipperzero name comes from) However you can only flipper doors that are held closed by the latch bolt. If the lock deadbolt is engaged, you cann
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    by pineaux 3y ago

    Its not a strong argument. Denying nature is what we do constantly. We teach our children to shit in a bowl that flushes water instead of shitting on the ground, we teach them to delay their gratification s, we tell them not to use violence
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    by pineaux 3y ago

    Penis is definitely something else because it contains (almost) no muscles, while your other examples do (contain muscles).
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    by pineaux 3y ago

    I dont have any expertise either, but wouldnt it be more feasible to make a mobile factory that can be built on site? Power shouldnt be a problem, a huge cable needs to be laid anyway. Just turn it around after the job is done. Just have a
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    by pineaux 3y ago

    From Wikipedia: The first recorded use of the word paprika in English is from 1831.[13] The word derives from the Hungarian word paprika,[14] which derives from the Serbo-Croatian word paprika, which is a diminutive of papar,[citation neede
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    by pineaux 3y ago

    What kind of companies or money making endeavours would allow for such exploratory behavior?
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    by pineaux 3y ago

    This is in the correct ballpark. But 0.9c is crazy fast. [Expanse spoiler alert] I love how they use this mechanic for storytelling in "The Expanse". The rebels of the belt threaten earth by slinging rocks at it at really high spe
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    by pineaux 3y ago

    This fentanyl is produced in china. It comes from factories producing it in large quantities, then smuggled to Mexico and into the us.