smabie

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by smabie 5y ago
No not really
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by smabie 5y ago
So what's the problem? Everybody is getting what they want.
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by smabie 5y ago
I guess just lying in general should be illegal then?
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by smabie 5y ago
Not even just FPSs: >120hz for any kind of gaming is such a huge difference I don't think I could ever go back. The author's use case for this monitor doesn't make any sense at all.
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by smabie 5y ago
Of course it would be better off, but you can say that for a lot of places / a lot of languages. I lived in Tanzania for a couple years and learned a bit of swahili and the lack of online resources is a huge barrier for education. If y
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by smabie 5y ago
Good luck actually executing that trade
427.
by smabie 5y ago
Or like, it was just a mistake? Hanlons razor.
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by smabie 5y ago
No I meant uncorrelated
429.
by smabie 5y ago
How can you be a giant if you never make a name for yourself?
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by smabie 5y ago
6 jobs and you only pulling 700k?
431.
by smabie 5y ago
This is correct: an uncorrected return stream that underperforms market beta is often still highly desirable / sought after.
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by smabie 5y ago
I'm sort of embarrassed to admit it but I can no longer write anymore. I can barely hold a pen and make any letter at all... anyone else feel like this?
433.
by smabie 5y ago
I feel like so many things are already illegal, do we really need more illegal stuff?
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by smabie 5y ago
This basically means that everything that has software updates can be returned forever. Like most of things in life, the answer is very rarely a new myopic and ill-conceived law added to the thick stack of existing incomprehensible legislat
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by smabie 5y ago
No this isn't money laundering there's way easier ways to launder money on the blockchain. Also 3mil is peanuts, definitely not worth the effort. And you're right that a first year law student would know the answer to this qu
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by smabie 5y ago
idk man, having lived in some third world countries for extended periods of time, I don't agree at all. Sure there's some really shitty parts of America, but the kind of living conditions you see everyday in 3rd world countries wo
437.
by smabie 5y ago
I've been to lot of fancy restaurants and the server is most definitely expecting a tip. Where are you located?(for reference I'm talking about America).
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by smabie 5y ago
Because if something bad happened, a bunch of FAA would lose their jobs. When you see very risk adverse decisions like this, it's usually because some person or a group of people don't want to get fired in the off chance something
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by smabie 5y ago
Probably a range bound year for BTC/ETH with a rotation into some newer chains like NEAR or ATOM. Not sure about NFTs but I'm sure some blue-chips like CryptoPunks for ex will still retain a lot of their value.
440.
by smabie 5y ago
BTC is already closer to 0 than 100k so this "prediction" is really just the status quo. Though if you really think it's going to crash super hard, I assume you're heavily short BTC at the moment?
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by smabie 5y ago
Pretty easy to look up: apparently uber drivers earn a little less than $15/hr after tips so that comes out to ~20hrs. Seems pretty pricy for an uber driver, but could make sense if they're not driving as a full-time job and inste
442.
by smabie 5y ago
A couple people (assuming they are telling the truth) out of the hundreds of thousands of people who have presumably rented from hertz over the year or whatever makes the risk too high? Seems like the risk is in fact quite low. Like come on
443.
by smabie 5y ago
The real question is why are so many people still getting married? Marriage offers little upside to outweigh the vast number of cons, especially if you're in an economically superior position compared to your spouse.
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by smabie 5y ago
Today's radicalization is tomorrow's mainstream.
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by smabie 5y ago
Whether it's fair or not, money is money and I'd accept it. Rejecting it harms no one but yourself.
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by smabie 5y ago
As always, the cobra effect will be in play and the market will find get its way. I don't actually think lawmakers are stupid enough to not realize this; it's just that they are not playing the "helping people" game: the
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by smabie 5y ago
While MDMA is nice and can be used as alcohol substitute (Alexander Shulgin called it his no calorie martini) I don't feel like it is safe for regular consumption. I do it maybe a couple days a year for special occasions or if I really
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by smabie 5y ago
If you have friends that drink they are not real friends? Honestly I never rarely see my friends without drinking: I'm just not particularly interested in socializing unless I'm buzzed. But it works out great, I drink one night a
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by smabie 5y ago
Sounds like English is his second language.
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by smabie 5y ago
Yes, however I just checked and they seem unavailable at the moment.

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