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by smabie 4y ago
Again, why is it "incredibly" useful?
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by smabie 4y ago
Why do you highly recommend it? Don't think I've ever thought while using a phone "damn I wish I had a Linux terminal handy"
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by smabie 4y ago
I mean is it irresponsible to live in a hurricane prone area? For example I live in Puerto Rico. Do you want everyone to just leave?
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by smabie 4y ago
I mean you can go to do? People have made their choices (including me).
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by smabie 4y ago
First thing that comes to mind is Uber Blade. Haven't had a chance to use it personally as my flights always seem to come in to late, though.
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by smabie 4y ago
Even so, I imagine that people who don't have jobs drink less coffee (they don't have anywhere to be). And those same people are probably of lower socioeconomic status.
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by smabie 4y ago
Highly suspect motels are significantly more dangerous than hotels. No security / no guard and they are often a hotbed of criminal activity.
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by smabie 4y ago
Could you sell each customers PII for more than $2 on darkweb? I kinda doubt it, seems like fair fine to me.
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by smabie 4y ago
Tradfi has % based fees too tho?
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by smabie 4y ago
I do actually think crypto payments are superior for porn, esp as we see visa/Mastercard threaten businesses like OF
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by smabie 4y ago
There are crypto payments for porn tho
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by smabie 4y ago
Yep, totally agree. porn sites exist in an highly adverse environment.
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by smabie 4y ago
Never heard this one before..
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by smabie 4y ago
Not that many Java systems remain for HFT.
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by smabie 4y ago
How would you even know? Maybe the US is just particularly bad at covering up corruption.
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by smabie 4y ago
Which is coincidentally the same answer as every other "does X (heh) work with Wayland" question
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by smabie 4y ago
What is specific about night time for any of these suggestions?
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by smabie 4y ago
No there's not?
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by smabie 4y ago
What 5-star hotel costs $250/day? I want to go there
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by smabie 4y ago
Emotional trauma because your plane has to turn around? Give me a break
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by smabie 4y ago
Telegram is pretty good
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by smabie 4y ago
You've been able to take online classes for decades, why is this suddenly a problem? Moreover, if people want to cheat they can find some way to cheat regardless of any countermeasures you deploy.
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by smabie 4y ago
What's the difference? At some point or another every decision gets converted into a simple metric: does it make us more money?
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by smabie 4y ago
I mean human rights are pretty arbitrary and people disagree. Think saying transferring money is a human right is as valid as any other right you come up with.
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by smabie 4y ago
You're lazy enough to be willing to buy a windows laptop to put in a room to check the download status of a computer in another room?
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by smabie 4y ago
Even if it was open source, how would they prove anonymity?
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by smabie 4y ago
I mean WeWork still exists and is still a unicorn so I don't think it's fair to call it a "collapse." Certainly Adam is good at something as he pretty much willed WeWork into existence from nothing.
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by smabie 4y ago
I think that's definitely true of some people, but I think for a lot of people just helping the world isn't super important to them. I'm a pretty practical person and don't think what I do is really helping anyone (thoug
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by smabie 4y ago
> Equifax said a sizable number — less than 300,000 people — saw a shift in their credit scores of 25 points or more because of the error. That's more than enough for some people to be denied a loan they should have been granted. Su
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by smabie 4y ago
The number of "# type: ignore" comments I've seen in all python codebases that use mypy seems to disagree. mypy is laughably primitive compared to advanced static typing systems: Rust, Haskell, OCaml, etc

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