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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Tell us more about yourself.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Calling out someone for engaging in good faith - what a bizarre world we live in.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Per capita it's still number 7.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
I'm not interested in discussing personal anecdotes.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
That looks like a personal anecdote to me, exactly like what the other guy said. He said "in my country such and such happened". And you're saying "here's an example of such and such happening". EDIT: But now t
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Seems to me your claims are also personal anecdotes. You claim something, the other guy claims something else. The real difference is that you're claiming that the answer is universal, whereas the other guy is saying it depends. The wa
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
TLDR: someone on the internet has just learned that advertising exists.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
> but become red with anger and visibly shaking when talking about their govt's treatment of women. Oh sorry I misinterpreted this phrase. I read it as if it said "become red with anger when you criticize their govt's trea
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
> This reminds me of the "guns don't kill people" argument. > Surveillance cameras have everything to do with consolidating power into fewer and fewer hands. Therefore fewer voices of dissent on the levers of power. &gt
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
> I've personally known 2 women from Iran who are not fans of the US foreign policy, but become red with anger and visibly shaking when talking about their govt's treatment of women. Why "but"? Those are usually the s
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Morality aside, does this surprise anyone? All countries use cameras do enforce their laws, why would Iran be different? The problem here is Iran, cameras have nothing to do with it.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
The Darwin vs Wallace example is completely different from the Newton vs Leibniz. In both cases, neither stole ideas from the other. However, at least my understanding, is that Newton and Leibniz did the work at the same time, but because
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
May I ask to the people talking about fasting on this thread: Normally, when people talk about fasting do they literally mean to spend a long period of time not eating, or do they mean reducing the calorie intake, or both? You can decouple
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Does that mean that up until now you thought Tesla is a company full of ethical people? And when I say "ethical people" I mean either the low level individuals wouldn't go violate their customer's privacy, AND the higher
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
> Search companies like Google have discovered that it is very important to modify search results in various countries based on court judgments, and OpenAI is going to find that the same is true for ChatGPT. ChatGPT will get things like
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
I like reading patio11 just because the alternative writers on the subject are by comparison so bad. But even patio11 could be better. For example > Many financial service providers have so-called treasury management solutions which they
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Anyone who's been in the academia will recognize that someone who publishes 100 papers a year or whatever it is is just gaming metrics.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Imagine being happy for not leaving on the wealthiest nation on earth because a specific magic beans trading venue is shutting down. It's like the maga incels who work at walmart but complain taxes are too high.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Oh you think that all "toolbars" are visible. That's so endearing.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
So does the internet.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
> The web today, without an ad blocker, is just as land-mined as it’s always been. No dude. From this comment I would say that you're either too young to have living the toolbars that parents is mentioning, or too in your own bubble
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
I say all the time that google has been catching up for many years, but this is a new low.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Can I have one of these with just whatsapp?
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Because space is very big.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
I like how they brag about launch time _in comparison to the old teams_ (9s vs 20s), but in my eyes they're just highlighting how fucking slow teams was and still is. Teams is garbage.
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
> How comes they're going after everybody but iFinex (Bitfinex/iFinex/tether/USDT)? From what I understand, the reason CFTC is involved is that bitcoin was ruled to be a commodity, and CFTC has authority over commodit
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Sorry, I thought DeFi stood for decentralized finance? Why can't we put "more complicated instruments" into wallets? Why is a bitcoin future different than a bitcoin, for these purposes?
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
Wait, I thought bitcoin was decentralized?
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
You're being downvoted because you're claiming nonsense with certainty. I'd suggest you stop following conspiracy theorists like joseph burns. The tweet you linked shows the Fed's balance sheet. Yes, QE implies that bala
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by sdfghswe 4y ago
It's really just a convention. But if you wanna discuss the convention, in your example the $100 in deposits might vanish overnight (as in fact did in the case of SIVB) whereas the $50 loans is a LOT less volatile.

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