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7y ago
My first thought was, "what does this cost?" Not per month, what am I giving up if I participate? What personal data of mine will be collected, and for what purpose? Is this information even available? ps. yes that video was creep
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7y ago
> Edit: I'm dumb, this isn't what 30 under 30 means. This made me laugh out loud, thanks :)
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7y ago
I'm surprised that “30 under 30” is still understood as anything other than they email you and ask if you want to be on the list. That's it.
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7y ago
Hi. Do you have any sources for any of this? Otherwise it sounds like quite the racist rant against anything foreign
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seppin
7y ago
Because fraud can be dressed up any number of ways, with no transparency it's impossible to know one way or another.
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7y ago
> > If you don't push the line on consent you have nothing to worry about. Hell of a gamble to take with your life and freedom
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7y ago
> HN's core purpose You can only read about new backend frameworks so often, this is interesting..
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seppin
7y ago
Hello dang, bringing up CCP concentration camps on a public forum is not flame bait, unless you are trying to hide their existence on an American website. However there was an antagonistic tone which I won't repeat.
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7y ago
Benefiting from a system of oppression that kills people isn't a straw man, it's the entire point. > US imprisons a huge percentage of its population, China just shoot them. I can't tell if this is moral equivalence or sim
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7y ago
The entire Belt and Road is not profitable. Most of their "investments" are deep underwater with no signs of turning around.
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seppin
7y ago
Also: muting. You can not only mute trolls that sneak into your feed, but entire words and people. After a few weeks of customization it's almost full proof.
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7y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-55LF711U20-55-inch-Ultra-Smar... 55'' for 380. Google is easy.
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7y ago
Twitter, more so than Facebook even, is 100% dependent on who you follow. I choose academics, (good) journalists, etc. My feed is constantly enlightening, I learn something everyday, and there's no gossip or BS. Every time someone post
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7y ago
> what does it say about silicon valley's sunny optimism that they are changing the world for the better? It's cover for their employees to make the world a worse place, while collecting massive checks, and not feel bad for it.
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7y ago
> I'm undoubtedly the most negative person in my life. This can change, it takes work.
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7y ago
Yes you can get a 4k TV for $400
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7y ago
> Online Price $2,209.00 Not everyone here is a pre-IPO employee. I'd say 90% maybe, not everyone.
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7y ago
> What I know is that before ACA, my health insurance was about $150 a month. Now it’s $650 a month The health insurance industry is a middle man that provides no services and only acts to raise prices. The whole industry needs to die, y
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7y ago
> Makes sense to go single payer Government as a single buyer of services from private health care providers. What's the problem?
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7y ago
> He's one of the few in Washington who isn't actually owned by the Pharma companies. IF that's true, it's because they haven't offered him anything yet.
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7y ago
> “I don't think the Kremlin has much use for him anymore tbh" That doesn't mean they'll just let him leave. > definition you quoted doesn’t fit him being an agent. A foreign asset is an agent. FBI calls their empl
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7y ago
> Maybe some sort of blockchain. Or you know, any other kind of secure database.
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7y ago
No that's how any up/downvote website works. HN is no different
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7y ago
> This is obviously a fluff piece that tries to promote the resilience and motivation of the aging population, yet just highlights how bad things are since people have to work til they die. It's "learn to code" but in a le
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7y ago
Do those crypto currencies have the ability to pound 80% of German citizens with adds employing them to adopt their currency everyday?
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7y ago
I don't think I ever insinuated his move was without risk. I said it was calculated to shield himself from any consequence, and maintain the narrative so he could enjoy his new-found power and celebrity. Like I said, you want a real he
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7y ago
> Being fortune enough to end up in a decent situation does not change what he sacrificed. It really bugs me that people who defend him for ideological reasons cannot admit that he had benefited from the entire ordeal. He bemoaned the la
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7y ago
That's a very good question i've thought about as well. I don't think the Kremlin has much use for him anymore tbh, but they aren't going to hand him over either without getting anything in return. He's too much of
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7y ago
If I exposed sources and methods i'd goto Moscow too. I'm not saying what he did was stupid, quite the opposite. To save himself from a prison cell and trial he did exactly the right thing. I'm saying lets not pretend he'
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7y ago
Facts getting downvoted. This place has become Reddit with even more blind arrogance. Myth 2: The men and women who work for the CIA are spies and agents Citizens who work for the CIA are officers – not agents or spies. All employees, from
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