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5y ago
A wasteless means of payment and accounting is wishful thinking, from my point of view. We don't really use cash anymore, but a digital representation of it. This comes with a lot of electricity consumption on datacenters, among other
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Criminals send illegal goods from Colombia to Europe through amateur submarines [1]. Doesn't require much thinking to guess what submarines come back filled with. It's not that they can't move money illegally already. We woul
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Java and the JVM had considerable marketing investiment to become a popular choice among the enterprise segment. Python was taught in many universities for its flat learning curve, then started to be used in academic research. Even without
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5y ago
Yeah, almost to the point you'd be better off using a top-level smartphone lol
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5y ago
Just use a mail forwarding service to reship anywhere in the world Beware of customs rules and import taxes in your country
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Impressive price can mean two opposite things
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5y ago
Why not use a mail forwarder service in the US and ship anywhere instead of waiting?
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5y ago
What's the performance of this?
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Very interesting. I would like to listen more to this side of the debate. Everywhere I read is "demographic bomb" or "chaos", which seems to be a bubble. Would you be able to point some references for different arguments
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5y ago
> I think religion is a poor analogy, because except in a few extreme cases like Iran, religion doesn't seek to create a totalitarian framework for every personal thought or action. Sure, now tell that joke to Giordano Bruno. The le
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This seems to be very useful. I'm finding a much better experience browsing references made within a paper.
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I think you have an issue in your UI, or I don't understand how it's supposed to be used When I have the results from an article in my screen and use the top search to find another, it only updates the upper part of the page with
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Thanks! Weird, I searched for that DOI moments before and it showed this result: "This publication either has no citations yet, or we are still processing them" Let me look into others
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@sleepingsoul , how good is your database? Just tried a random paper I've read recently (DOI 10.1109/32.748920). It shows "no citations" in Scite, but Google Scholar shows "Cited by 1180": https://sc
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I guess that's a valid point. Locally, there's a belief that paying taxes is equivalent to contributing to society. But the corruption level and inefficiencies are so high in all levels of the local government that I find it hard
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6y ago
Haven't thought from that perspective. Indeed, I would no doubt invest the money much better than the local government, which is pretty much incompetent in almost all areas of social improvement... Thanks for commenting!
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That's true, the US unfortunately isn't one of the best places for entrepreneurs since a long time ago...
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Ask HN: Is it immoral to off-shore my startup to a low-tax country?
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Atila Iamarino says the China Communist Party is the best example for the entire world to follow.
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That's because we were seeing massive dips in other diseases in the months prior. There is an official determination from the State-level government in Brazil to consider all deaths as COVID unless a doctor can prove otherwise. By the
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As a famous economist has said, Brazil is like "Belindia": Belgium and India in the same country. Deeply heterogeneous society, unfortunately. If you don't take this into consideration, you risk saying something really apart
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6y ago
The vast majority of people out there are not flat earthers. I wouldn't consider this as evidence that people in HN are better than others. Getting information is not thinking freely. I can get the best information possible, but if I d