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Landowners vote
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Looking at nature, excess/waste often leads to deterioration of a system, or atleast ups the probability of deterioration. In that sense, efficient systems are more sustainable, and nature rewards naturally selects that which sustains.
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5y ago
Its a well know rule to sell on the news.
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5y ago
They do, its called a gift card.
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5y ago
There are applications for refugees, even wealthy ones, to use blockchain asset storage. A worldwide ledger means that I just need to get myself and my family out with iut brains in tacked and then I could access my savings from the country
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5y ago
On the flip side, I think about how much the flexible asset movement of cryptos would prevent genocides and allow people to flee with a huge amount of their assets from criminal regimes.
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5y ago
I saw something similar. I wonder if its continuing. You need software engineers to make software, we are the necessary commodity of the future economy, nee grads arent getting in person experience, bootcamps arent doing as great at teachin
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5y ago
Isnt hyper inflation on the order of 1000% and not 100%? I think we are looking at somewhere below hyper inflation, but I definitely agree CPI is not showing it. Its not like we lost a war or have impossible debts to pay to our enemies. Eve
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I wonder if the US can manage to drop the load onto the weaker recovering economies. At the end of the day, are you trading your depreciating dollar for another currency? To me, it seems like the US can keep the music playing until the rest
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5y ago
Did you report them to finra?
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Web devs learned how to program, coal miners didn't.
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Buy a ticket, dont put in much. Adjust over time. I think the foolish point of view is to look at it as black and white. And whatever you do, don't rob yourself of participation in a meme, fun is not a zero sum game. I regret every tim
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5y ago
Theres hardly any red tape in our imaginations. Much easier to build up in there.
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5y ago
Wealth shelters.
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Frankly that just seems more difficult and handles an issue I havent run into in 5 years that couldn't be solved with js performance optimizations. Does WASM really make sense for something that isnt constantly doing high performance c
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5y ago
Dont for one second think that if you only have a large income, you are rich. Earning potential is not earnings, and wealth/richness is accrued earnings. You'd be amazed at how much wealth that some people have isn't being pr
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5y ago
So knowing a professionally comprehensive set of tricks and approaches for commonly used algorithms has just straight up made me a better coder.I know when its wise to wield bfs, dfs, sliding window, et al, and have the capability to knock
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If something has decentralized parts and then centralizes some of those parts, it's still more decentralized than it is centralized. The point about decentralization is that there are other nodes to build on when one part is removed, e
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5y ago
Can you point to their claim of FDIC coverage. Brokerages usually have SIPC for securities, I figured coinbase just had privste insurance and wasnt using FDIC or SIPC. Looks like there is some details here https://www.coinbase.c
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6y ago
Not if your creditors cant afford for you to default.
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6y ago
Greece specifically does not have the worlds reserve currency and cant print more raffle tickets.
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6y ago
Lets start with some nematodes and work our way up. Would probably need to own a Cyber-Scooby before having some digital inputs implanted.
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6y ago
Thanks for the insight, what would be the danger of the happy path solution where these effective vs nominal rates arent factored in. Some countries have a huge advantage in certain industries?
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6y ago
Can these small countries who offer the low rates stand up the US sanctions and tarrifs apparatus. The US has alot of strings to pull to make these tax havens cooperate. Thats a nice export industry you have there, would be a shame if somet
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That at the end of the day, Uber sent a woman into terrible situation, creating a bunch of externalities that society has to bare. Society should have the right to identify those externalities and bring the companies attention to those exte
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Im not sure I would notice or care.
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Terminal Man is a fun read. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Terminal_Man
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We have perfectly good analog inputs, I'd rather we start with improving those rather than open the digital 6th sense box.
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6y ago
If coal plants produce 50$ in unaccounted externalities for every 1MWh they produce, is it fair to any of us to allow them not to have to pay for it's mitigation?
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6y ago
No convection or conduction, but you have radiation heat transfer. Not a space thermodynamicist, I wonder if it would work best crunching number in the shade of the earth and then just recharge in the sun.
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