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by sdinsn 7y ago
> This gets extremely ugly if you are trading one cryptocurrency for another, as these trades are unclear as to whether they are an entry or an exit. Trading one crytocurrency for another is a taxable event. Just like how trading one re
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Netflix is not losing customers. They have never had a quarter where they lost customers.
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> considering the potential for remote work That's the most important thing. There is not an incentive to move to smaller, cheap towns since there are not jobs there. Until remote work becomes more commonplace, people are de-facto s
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The Bay Area and NYC are not the only expensive areas...
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~95% of the country by area . Not by population. I could buy a house in the middle of nowhere for pennies, but it doesn't matter since there are no jobs there.
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Threats are not protected under free speech.
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> I do think negative results should be valued higher ...so, we are in agreement then?
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> I mean fundamentally it's a string of ones and zeros, it's a piece of software. Do you apply that same logic to other software, such as Malware?
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Eh, this isn't really surprising. The purpose of research is to explore- there are no guarantees that newer, complex methods will be better than simpler methods. I think the greater issue is that researchers are afraid to admit that th
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The US does not fly drones within 1000 yards of a foreign vessel.
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They are doing those too. The budget cuts are quite significant.
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So you support the current system?
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I don't think it would.
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You can do the same thing on Android. It's not on by default though
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Yes. I only use old reddit
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> properties are so cheap in Detroit From the article: > Owners of the arts incubator, who bought the building for $185,000 in 2000, sold it last year for $1 million, public records show. Not so cheap...
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> “It sucks that our vision has to come at the cost of artists who have used and loved that space,” Lee said. “There’s no way around it. It absolutely sucks.” No way around it? Was this the only building in Detroit?
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No, it's not. This is a build node, not a consumer PC.
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I disagree, I think they are historic scams
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They are only able to dump their stock if someone is willing to buy it .
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> Do you mail a DVD to the anesthesia techs? Do they know how to install such a thing That sounds like an easy solution to me. God forbid people need to learn something new for their job.
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> The consumption of sugary drinks was significantly associated with the risk of overall cancer... The consumption of artificially sweetened beverages was not associated with the risk of cancer According to the study, diet drinks are not
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Except increased rainfall is actually linked by scientists to global warming.
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They probably won't. Atheists are the most oppressed 'religious' group there is but no one will recognize it. It's common they are left out of so-called "progressive" movements to support peace / safety.
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Hmm? It seems like this is a step in the opposite direction.
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Every government employee that uses their twitter account as an official communication tool is bound by this
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> then surely Twitter themselves blocking individuals is also a violation. No. Twitter is a private business. Trump is a public official, and he represents the government. Trump blocking someone is an act of the government, not a private
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Thanks for offering to answer questions. Does IBM have any plan to move any of Red Hat's workers offshore? What exactly, from your perspective, is IBM's expectation of this investment? Surely, IBM plans to have greater integration
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> This is exactly what I said in my comment. Ooops, I think I replied to the wrong comment
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You don't need a moral code. The pragmatic argument is that throughout history and across cultures, the rise of large civilizations was enabled by basic rule of law. Protecting people against violence brings stability and maximizes pro

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