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8y ago
Not me personally. But I've read stories about them becoming everything we hated about PayPal. Accounts closed for no reason, blocked transfers, etc.
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8y ago
Stripe Connect. Unfortunate but true.
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8y ago
Why hasn't Apples blocked access from Australia yet? I thought they cared about privacy. Or even better, just Australian politicians.
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8y ago
Yeah of course. Violence, like all traits, is moderately heritable 1. Europeans engaged in a multi century eugenics program after the Christian church took over society 2. They executed 2% of their most violent every generation. This result
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8y ago
Hurricane Electric does free DNS hosting and supports dynamic DNS
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8y ago
The US has the largest spying apparatus on the planet. And yes, we will and have block trade with nations trading with Iran. The Twitter feed for our ambassador to Germany documents all of these cases and in every instance, they have folded
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8y ago
More productive people are allowed to pollute more because they create more good for the world like cures for cancer and the internet and machine learning.
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8y ago
Correct. The Secretary of State has already said this. You can do business with America. Or do business with Iran. But you can't do business with both.
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8y ago
Actually the world appointed them overlords in the Bretton Woods agreement.
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8y ago
Should be GDP per unit of carbon. Not people.
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8y ago
Such a tax at the federal level is unconstitutional.
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8y ago
I agree. Developing CSS work around for each different browser is a pain. Everyone should be using webkit. It won.
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8y ago
I remember getting a .store domain one time. But I couldn't sign up for Alibaba with that tld. So I decided that only .com/net will be acceptable from now on.
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8y ago
There's an argument for a fifth amendment violation here.
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8y ago
Women have noticably higher levels of agreeableness: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3149680/#!po=0....
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8y ago
It's great. France literally does load follow based on demand: raises/lowers control rods throughout the day.
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8y ago
Epik.com seems to be the cheapest. Most providers are at least $10/mo but for only one address I'm paying $3/mo at epik
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8y ago
Either facial recognition will be done with Amazon software, or it will be done with government software. There is no third position in which government does not use facial recognition software.
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8y ago
I once wrote a script to create on call schedules. It ended up exactly as author said: humans aren't robots. And now it's just done by hand.
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8y ago
This is what BAT is for
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8y ago
Just use sci-hub
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8y ago
Do ATI cards allow pass thru?
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8y ago
It's very easy to get a visa in Europe. Only $300k for an investment visa in Hungary.
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8y ago
Gab has been rejected from 18 banks. So closer to 1.
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8y ago
It's getting bad because now so many people have it. It was really nice when nobody knew it existed
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8y ago
They're also buying up a lot of transportation infrastructure like toll roads in the US
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8y ago
Probably true. We only have one species of banana now because the better tasting ones went extinct last century.
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8y ago
Not true. Engineering students actually use expensive equipment like nuclear reactors and radioisotopes.
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8y ago
Not really. Shared environment generally doesn't matter for behavioral traits.
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8y ago
How?
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