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by rp1 5y ago
Why, in your opinion, do countries exist at all then?
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by rp1 5y ago
What prompted you to invest in this team?
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by rp1 5y ago
I think both Citizen's United and the allowance of asymmetric trade with China (e.g. China's currency manipulation, IP theft, restrictions on companies operating in China, etc.) are both symptoms of a much larger problem. The U.S.
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by rp1 5y ago
Do you feel that the "discretion" violates the equal credit opportunity act? Technically, credit discrimination is illegal, but I could see a bank taking liberties with people who don't have the means to protect themselves.
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by rp1 5y ago
What do you mean by secured credit cards can be recommended is any discriminatory way? I definitely think the nation should prioritize financial literacy in the education system, but I'm not sure you should be trusting any information
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by rp1 5y ago
Serverless is just the execution context. You still need to worry about data storage. As I said, I didnt understand the difference until I tried to build something. It just feels different than serverless. One thing is that you still need m
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by rp1 5y ago
You should try writing a smart contract. I didn’t believe in the utility until I did that. You can think of a blockchain like Ethereum as a really shitty global computer. It’s so weak that all it can do is transactionally change a few bytes
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by rp1 5y ago
Not sure I understand your point? They’re not talking to you. They’re yelling in a crowded subway car. Can you explain how yelling at you vs. touching you are fundamentally different? What if they smell really bad? Would you consider making
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by rp1 5y ago
Could you split up the compilation to run over multiple nodes?
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by rp1 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, what workload do you have that requires so much compute? Could you move it to the gpu?
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by rp1 5y ago
Yes because an entire car of people are sitting there, minding their own business, and someone approaches them and violates their personal space. If someone grabbed you with the intention of disturbing you, would that not ruin your ride? Ho
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by rp1 5y ago
Just ask anyone in NYC if this is familiar: “Excuse me everyone. I’m sorry to bother you. My name is Mark and I’m homeless. I’m between jobs right now and I have two kids. If anyone could spare a few cents or even a dollar, then I would rea
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by rp1 5y ago
This data is interesting because it illustrates how few chronic homeless people there are, and yet people who live in cities with large homeless populations will tell you how disruptive they can be. In NYC, a homeless person getting in your
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by rp1 5y ago
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve done the Berlin-London trip early Monday morning before work. 2h might be an underestimate, but it really is quite fast.
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by rp1 5y ago
I kind of agree, but once you need any JavaScript, you basically need it to pull in the entire modern JS tool chain, so adding server side rendering doesn’t replace complexity, it adds to it. Having a system that would allow you to build se
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by rp1 5y ago
Or I’m on a cellphone????
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by rp1 5y ago
Sorry, that’s a lot of words that doesn’t address anything. This guy is under investigation because of his actions. Bringing up a bunch of irrelevant facts just serves as a distraction. Seriously, the U.S. causing the global financial crisi
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by rp1 5y ago
Since you asked, China basically had an inside man in the Californian pension system and purchased a large amount of Chinese tech stocks. Beijing then pulled the carpet out from under them, causing 400B in US pension losses: https:/&#
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by rp1 5y ago
Neoliberalism is an economic policy, it has nothing to do with liberal politics.
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by rp1 5y ago
For A) the U.S. should delist all Chinese ADRs to start. There were literally billions of stock in completely fraudulent companies being sold on U.S. exchanges.
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by rp1 5y ago
China has been waging economic warfare via equity markets for a while now. The U.S. hasn’t done anything to protect investors from billions in losses. Totally embarrassing.
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by rp1 5y ago
The responsive padding is a bit weird. Having different padding for top/bottom and left/right looks a bit weird. Also, for centering, I definitely prefer using position: absolute and transform: translate(-50%, -50%)
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by rp1 5y ago
Unity must have plans for high poly rendering. Unity isn’t looking for game devs as they don’t have a publishing platform / game studio like Unreal does.
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by rp1 5y ago
These types of "hacks" spread very quickly in school. Once the flaw is discovered, the entire class likely "aced" the test. From there, it's pretty obvious how the vendor found out: the school could no longer use th
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by rp1 5y ago
But why? I would like to be able to text my wife while she’s at work. Shouldn’t I be free to do that without sacrificing my right to privacy? Or should we just keep technology the same as it was in the 18th century?
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by rp1 5y ago
What about something like Fortnite? You might not personally be interested in the game, but surely you can imagine that some people might want to play it, and you can probably also imagine Epic not wanting to give Apple a 30% cut. How do yo
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by rp1 5y ago
I’ve lived in upstate NY and have taken the metro north to Grand Central everyday. I now live in New Jersey and take the path to the WTC everyday. Obviously the Oculus and GC are very different, but the Oculus is still breath taking after s
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by rp1 5y ago
I think the difference is that people dislike cyclists because they like the drive, and cyclists make driving extremely dangerous. I can basically autopilot down any road with exclusive auto and pedestrian traffic, but introduce a cyclist a
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by rp1 5y ago
You’re right. You’ve pretty much covered all the bases of Android development.
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by rp1 5y ago
Yes, let’s build the Android app on iOS :)

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