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by simmerup 4y ago
Eve Players aren’t woke. They have an internet culture make up where Jew jokes, racism, etc are regularly used
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by simmerup 4y ago
It’s funny that he’s complaining about his smears against personal life when in one of GoonSwarms conflicts with Band of Brothers they pioneered mocking the BoB leader for being a repairman irl
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by simmerup 4y ago
Well considering theyre removing tools like kubernetes but keeping the micro service architecture, probably a ton. All the problems Kubernetes and the like solve they’d have to rediscover one by one
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by simmerup 4y ago
But you can mint Tether or USDC on demand and use that to buy BTC. As long as no one tries to cash it into real money the BTC price goes up and so does the market cap
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by simmerup 4y ago
Stories like this make me wonder why I keep getting job advertisements from crypto companies for absolute insane amounts of money.
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by simmerup 4y ago
It's not ridiculous. I'd say if US and UK policy on privacy continues to diverge it may become necessary or even obvious. It only seems ridiculous because it hasn't happened yet. Other solutions can be found to keeping in con
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by simmerup 4y ago
The scientists I know see it as almost a vocation. They want the prestige of having their names in journals and the feeling that they're helping advance human knowledge. I can't really blame them... I class it as a bit like develo
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by simmerup 4y ago
Right of course, completely forgot about the possibility of starting a trade war.
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by simmerup 4y ago
I honestly think that should be done anyway. For example, if Britain blocked Facebook for not being consumer friendly what would we really lose? Facebook would be recreated over night. The profits would be kept in country. And in addition,
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by simmerup 4y ago
A Chinese company would likely be staffed by CCP members and funded by the Chinese government to work against American national security if there was opportunity to do so
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by simmerup 4y ago
I think you're right. It's my suspicion that eventually software engineers will be paid the same as copy writers and scientists. But not yet.
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by simmerup 4y ago
I'd put up with the smell potentially but these people reported having to clear their flats of maggots (!!!) Baffling case
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by simmerup 4y ago
Mine is, when a stranger looks at your perfect solution compared to another persons, will they actually be able to tell the difference?
644.
by simmerup 4y ago
Does this mean the US government is about to convert $3 billion worth of Bitcoin into USD? If so I wonder how the crypto market will react to that
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by simmerup 4y ago
That must take forever, do you work at night?
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by simmerup 4y ago
So they destroyed someone’s coins because they can’t code. What a joke. So much for code is the contract.
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by simmerup 4y ago
To be fair if they’re leading people on because it gets more engagement/money they really can’t expect it to be stress free. There’s always a choice to be made.
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by simmerup 4y ago
> (I've got a lead, but why would I give you that for free "capitalists"?) Because without it hardly anyone will believe you
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by simmerup 4y ago
I suspect the only way to guarantee you’ve wasted a moment is to spend it in some unneeded state of distress. The more moments you spend worrying about whether you’re spending the moment well, the more waste accumulates
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by simmerup 4y ago
> Only a fool would assume responsibility when there's no benefit or requirement to do so. I take issue with this statement. It’s such an American take to say that we need to reward all responsibility monetarily or meaningfully. A l
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by simmerup 4y ago
Yet if they were paid they’d probably be found wanting from a professional viewpoint.
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by simmerup 4y ago
Apologies for the daily mail, there's also been other studies on university students. It seems to be a common trend that Asian countries are getting western afflictions along with westernization. https://www.dailymail.co.uk&
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by simmerup 4y ago
Apologies fort he daily mail, there's also been other studies on university students. It seems to be a common trend that Asian countries are getting western afflictions along with westernization. https://www.dailymail.co.uk&
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by simmerup 4y ago
Any other investment situation has layers of regulation and oversight so that people don’t lose their life savings to scammers. Crypto should be the same. Though I’m interested, what is the value we gain in return for not prosecuting scamme
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by simmerup 4y ago
In Britain people are commonly investing money which isn’t even theirs https://londonlovesbusiness.com/60-per-cent-of-uk-investors-...
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by simmerup 4y ago
Celebrities should start to be held liable for their endorsements. The crypto.com endorsement by Matt Damon is a huge example imo
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by simmerup 4y ago
There’s a similar story with balding rates increasing in Asian countries
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by simmerup 4y ago
Getting the tech sold is one of the hardest parts. A soft skills partner with the right connections is worth their weight in gold
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by simmerup 4y ago
I remember all throughout school having constant stomach ache, which was anxiety but the doctors misdiagnosed it as IBS. It wasn’t until uni that I realised what was going on. How did you cope with it?
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by simmerup 4y ago
The only problem with free soda for a big corp is that people are more likely to take the mick and take more than their fair share, as they’re less likely to feel obligated to the company to be reasonable.

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