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4y ago
Splitting it evenly among the world population seems completely irrelevant for this conversation.
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4y ago
I didn't ask about the "market value", and I wasn't asking you.
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4y ago
On what basis is your source better than mine?
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4y ago
It's funny how badly my criticism went over his head.
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4y ago
How much do you think is the fair value of 1 bitcoin?
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4y ago
Crypto is one of the biggest active victim-blaming communities. "Not your wallet not your coin", or whatever they like saying, is just is just deflection from valid criticism that crypto is very easy to exploit without recourse.
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4y ago
I guess everyone's strategy in the crypto space is put everything you have on bitcoin and hope it goes up. It's a really good strategy, when it works.
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4y ago
> Russia is pretty close to the US > I don’t talk about Russia because I know very little about it. Except to tell lies, apparently.
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4y ago
I swear, the moment I read "acquaintance is fate" I thought: This person is Chinese.
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4y ago
I notice you're quiet about Russia.
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4y ago
> Russia is pretty close to the US It's not pretty close to the US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_incarcera... Rate per 100k 1 - United States - 639 25 - Russia - 325 129 - China - 121
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4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_you_are_lynching_Negroes
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4y ago
I also have friends in Russia, and second this.
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4y ago
> (...) micro-battery (...) which will be big enough to run the thing all day long in the final product version Uh-oh. No it won't. This is dead.
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4y ago
These days, conflating being each other's #1 trading partners with being allies sounds like Chinese propaganda.
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4y ago
> If you are OK with Texas leaving the union, then you are entitled to support Taiwan independence. Are these similar? Texas is part of the union and WANTS to stay in the union. Taiwan is independent does NOT want to be part of China. Th
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4y ago
That's 20%... Can you imagine if google, who to date must have done say $2tr in sales (guesstimate), got a $400bn slap-on-the-wrist?
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4y ago
I thought the same! :-)
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4y ago
> - git add -p is gives you a great feeling of control Along the same lines of great control: git rebase -i
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4y ago
> If you want better candidates filling roles, you must stop being lazy and relying on Leetcode or lazy CV parsing. Check the candidate’s portfolio. Pose realistic questions. Lets be honest. What you want is easier questions. Vague quest
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4y ago
It's not "your" calendar, it's Google's calendar.
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4y ago
Google reads your emails. Whenever I buy a flight, google puts the date on "my" calendar. Just lets not pretend Microfsoft is especially bad at this, ok?
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4y ago
Did you notice that the words in that sentence are also lexicographically sorted?
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4y ago
Damn. Well done.
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4y ago
I don't know anything about Rust, but I've heard about fighting the borrow checker. I wonder - doesn't that mean that either the borrow checker is a bit shit, OR you're systematically doing something wrong and don't
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4y ago
Did you skip the bit that discusses hosting providers?
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4y ago
Thank you.
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4y ago
> Even if creating a collision were feasible for an attacker, Bjarmason pointed out, that is only the first step in the development of a successful attack. Finding a collision of any type is hard; finding one that is still working code,
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4y ago
This is not a bad answer.
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4y ago
> If some ordinary citizens of Italy, Poland, Spain, etc. were calling out for "widening and deepening" I might be more impressed. Especially if the citizens of the UK hadn't explicitly voted to leave. Ok, I'm here th
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