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by realce 5y ago
It's odd that people don't conceive of the health of their neighbor's investments as a support for their own. Lots of people losing lots of money in your neighborhood is bad. A good number of people winning the lottery by def
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by realce 5y ago
Are there recruiting agencies that people recommend? I'm having a hard time finding a new gig.
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At the very least, certain definitions have been ratified by Google if they've fired anyone for "being evil" - have they?
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I think the main advantage is that it's owned by this one guy.
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by realce 5y ago
People are pretty arrogant around here, but we're reaching the next phase of crypto: Government Competition. The current crypto ecosystem is probably allowed so the tech can flesh out organically, then the best bits and bobbles will be
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by realce 5y ago
> most of which are not purchased for therapeutic value There's that puritanism again. Both classes of people are seeking relief, you can simply touch one class of illness but not the other. It's the human condition to seek r
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by realce 5y ago
I sincerely disagree with your somewhat puritanical definition of drug seeking. If someone seeks marijuana to relieve their misery, it's "arbitrary drug seeking behaviour" but if it's blood thinners, then you're ju
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by realce 5y ago
It's not even factually true - 66% of the US population is on a prescription drug. The average citizen is a "drug seeker" of some type.
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You're the buyer and seller in some transaction. You use it to froth the volume of the asset, making it look like it's a vibrant marketplace with lots of buyers and sellers, but really it's just the Dump It guy and you.
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by realce 5y ago
Pair this with the reduction of ownership of ANY real assets/goods in the general population. I can't trade my Netflix account for food. I cannot lease my Spotify account to someone for income. I rent my house. I think when you
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by realce 5y ago
> HackerRank is not an automatic copyright holder of any solutions to a problem they published That's an interesting point of view. You're saying the question text is copywrite-able but the logical conclusion of such a questio
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by realce 5y ago
I've found the perfect building to be a 1998 Toyota Carolla - I don't know if that's historically accurate to the BCE era however.
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by realce 5y ago
Me too! It's such a simple device and the alternative seems to be creating a large air-tight building to hotbox everyone inside.
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by realce 5y ago
It's very plain in the progression of BTC to me... Invention: Fuck the gov't, have fun buying all the drugs on earth! Mass-adoption: We can lock JPEGS in a box you have to pay to unlock!
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by realce 5y ago
Possible maxim: Financial innovation typically is seeded in criminal activity.
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THEN this person has to hide/digest the guilt of their actions, knowing that they are immoral but still required by society. By hiding that guilt, this person becomes disgusted by people who don't commit immoral acts to pay their
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si
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by realce 5y ago
He's not an American citizen, those are not protected documents since he's not governed by their owners.
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by realce 5y ago
I'm sorry to be short in reply to such a well written post but - the first amendment doesn't matter, he's not an American, it's not his right to be protected or prosecuted over.
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by realce 5y ago
Xylene episode shook me to my core
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by realce 5y ago
The threat isn't the addition of guns, it's the removal of conscience, reason, and consequence. Bioweapons, nukes, whatever - they require a person to address their own conscience before utilizing them. Killdogs just address the
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by realce 5y ago
Because the A-Series round of financiers think that's a great idea.
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by realce 5y ago
It's the apex of capitalist dehumanization to suggest that having few marketable services makes a person "weak" or that being having sex with people you don't love for money to eat food is a "luxury." Re-evalua
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by realce 5y ago
Thank you.
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Just using Django as an ORM and not a templeting library
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by realce 5y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/191219/reported-violent-... The classic "easy answer" for this stat has generally been the removal of lead paint from most people's lives.
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by realce 5y ago
fair point sir!
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Those workers were trying to unionize and the campaign fired organizers for the union before the primary :)
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by realce 5y ago
Who manages the organization? Where does the buck stop? The statement is "more so than" the individual, not the binary option you provided. I get that you're offended by my complaints, I don't want to be a messenger of
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by realce 5y ago
IMO you should get tax credits for hours volunteered for political campaigns.

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