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by rosndo 5y ago
You mean the government? Yeah, I’m pretty sure. This was an entirely predictable consequence of banning recreational drugs.
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by rosndo 5y ago
Not hard to find https://buttondown.email/cryptography-dispatches/archive/cry... > Signal with their “we trust Intel SGX to be single point of failure” kinda smells like a government honey pot. Either you’re st
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by rosndo 5y ago
The fact that you had to link to COINTELPRO is pretty revealing :) Grasping at straws, no?
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by rosndo 5y ago
Spoken like a realist. I’ve frequently interacted with the worst parts of Europe, my Telegram is constantly spammed with ads for guns in Benelux (FGC-9 really booming lately). I’ve stayed in the “ghetto” in Sweden where shootings happen on
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by rosndo 5y ago
Bullshit. Shit like this is almost exclusively a Chinese activity https://www.propublica.org/article/purdue-president-condemns... You can find countless examples of groups of Chinese people engaging in downright horrib
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by rosndo 5y ago
The powder cannot be responsible for those crimes, if it was, the government could solve the problem overnight by simply allowing a legal supply of white powder. And if that’s the case, how is the government not to blame?
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by rosndo 5y ago
Have you ever spent time in China? If you had, I suspect you wouldn’t be writing this comment.
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by rosndo 5y ago
None, MomoXenosaga has no idea how bad things are in Mexico and is just regurgitating alarmist talking points of right-wing populists.
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by rosndo 5y ago
> Our society has decided that nobody should die from COVID. That’s still the right answer. This is hilarious. Why hasn’t your society decided that nobody should die from obesity? Obesity kills far more people every year than COVID ever
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by rosndo 5y ago
Standard practice anywhere you have Chinese people, most are perfectly reasonable but many are deeply indoctrinated nationalists. Unfortunately the rest aren’t willing or able to do anything about the genocide cheerleader squad.
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by rosndo 5y ago
For once the AWS status page is actually telling the truth, there is no outage.
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by rosndo 5y ago
There is no AWS outage, just routing issues with shit asian ISPs affecting connectivity to many providers. Amazon has nothing whatsoever to do with this. Imagine Comcast or Verizon fucking up their configs, you might not be able to access A
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by rosndo 5y ago
You could travel to space yourself and take your own pictures if you believe everything is fake? I mean, how else could anyone possibly address your concern?
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by rosndo 5y ago
> All the waste? Probably not the most boring kind of waste. > "Approximately 1.01 million cubic feet and 40 thousand curies of low-level radioactive waste were disposed of in 2020" It’s worth noting that even a million cub
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by rosndo 5y ago
Because the quantities of waste are laughable https://nda.blog.gov.uk/2019/08/02/how-much-radioactive-wast... (The HLW is what people mostly worry about) Even in a weird scenario where we don’t start recyclin
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by rosndo 5y ago
> The challenge with waste storage and other risks are real of course But the “challenge” with waste storage is a big lie. The French have all the waste ever generated by their nuclear program sitting under the floor of a single room. Th
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by rosndo 5y ago
If you’re not on any sanctions lists there shouldn’t be any issues. Your residency/citizenship does not play any part in forming a UK LTD. It might affect your ability to open an account with some banks though. These guys are okay htt
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by rosndo 5y ago
Seems like setting up in houses is a common pattern for Bay Area self driving car startups then. I’d guess that the availability of decent office space with workshop bays is essentially nonexistent
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by rosndo 5y ago
> If you don't realize that a) you're probably who they're looking for, and b) you probably have some room to grow when it comes to picking up on subtext. Don’t get me wrong, I’d never work with the manchildren at comma.ai
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by rosndo 5y ago
Most of these seem like separate issues. Founders living in the office is weird regardless of it being a “ten million dollar house”. > Is it centrally located for commuting workers and testing sites or the personal preferences of the fou
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by rosndo 5y ago
The bit about big red flags all around seems about right for comma, but I don’t think they’ve ever had an office in SV. Pretty sure in 2016 Comma.ai was at 41 Santa Monica Way in West Portal.
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by rosndo 5y ago
Sure, but now we’re just guessing. We could go on all day listing bad things founders could do, but the original comment simply doesn’t go beyond implying that it’s bad to use a $10M house in Silicon Valley as an office. The price mention
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by rosndo 5y ago
That would be a very strange detail to leave out. But sure, it’s the only way their comment makes any sense. Otherwise, spending investor money on office space seems like a perfectly normal thing to do. The $ amount described doesn’t seem t
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by rosndo 5y ago
>They were also using their investor money to rent out some ten million dollar home in the Silicon Valley hills as their office Is this supposed to be a bad thing? Why? The focus on the price of the house seems pretty strange in an area
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by rosndo 5y ago
> Then there is the "banking privacy" nonsense, which is just because they want to avoid disclosing the tax evasion and money laundering. Way to normalize mass surveillance.
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by rosndo 5y ago
> getting a drink (alcohol) is a major pain. Either underground, or some elite venue where rules don’t apply - and the jeopardy that goes with that. Really want to spill wine on a Prince? And there are a lot of princes. In Dubai you can