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by sprafa 6y ago
its definitly weird those links 404ed. They were there before. If you assume the EU has a motive to lie and the UK and AZ does not, you are immediately demonstrating bias.
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by sprafa 6y ago
Sure, then, answer your own questions. #supplygate seems to be a bitcoin-eth debate. I think bitcoin is a dead project, in terms of innovation. Explain then - what's the issue with lack of full nodes? How will ETH fail to scale, and wh
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by sprafa 6y ago
Indeed, studying TGA would mean finding these people who have 2-8 hour episodes.
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by sprafa 6y ago
AstraZeneca has completely botched this. There’s no way you get into this much trouble without poor management.
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by sprafa 6y ago
What do you mean people can't agree about the number of ETH? Are you talking about ETH vs ETH Classic? I don't see why running a full node is such a huge problem. Do you think this means ETH will somehow fail to scale? Seems like
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by sprafa 6y ago
scalable how? define scalable
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by sprafa 6y ago
no the absurdity is that it can be fixed easily. It's only that it isn't being fixed right now, but there are plenty of altcoins who are aiming to be fix this issue. You can just patch cryptocurrency to stop having this issue, sam
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by sprafa 6y ago
Sure. Here you go - https://www.france24.com/en/20200613-covid-19-france-italy-g ... The Vaccine Alliance did a contract with AstraZeneca before the UK. The Alliance was Germany, Italy, Netherlands and France. AstraZene
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by sprafa 6y ago
Sure. Here you go - https://www.france24.com/en/20200613-covid-19-france-italy-g... The Vaccine Alliance did a contract with AstraZeneca before the UK. The Alliance was Germany, Italy, Netherlands and France. AstraZene
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by sprafa 6y ago
Bitcoin is nonsense, except there are altcoins who are trying to do actually valuable stuff. Because everybody takes Bitcoin and it's got huge name recognition, it's sort of a gateway to the actual useful stuff. Bitcoin obviously
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by sprafa 6y ago
The team behind ETH has proven itself to be adaptable. I haven't seen a single issue they haven't at least tried to solve. I expect them to get better. The Bitcoin Core team is basically not a factor anymore.
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by sprafa 6y ago
The Bitcoin takes too much power narrative is absurd. It's clearly an anti-narrative by the media to maintain some FUD around cryptocurrency. It's only that it isn't being fixed right now, but there are plenty of altcoins who
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by sprafa 6y ago
Bitcoin is the digital gold for the cryptocurrency universe atm. It's not really useful anymore for any of its advertised goals - Ethereum is a far better coin for all practical purposes. But since it's the first and it's acc
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by sprafa 6y ago
Way to go on repeating UK media disinformation.
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by sprafa 6y ago
You’re being fed misinformation. EU countries signed before the UK.
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by sprafa 6y ago
Waymo does have better than human capabilities.
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by sprafa 6y ago
It seems to me that like any system, the go to Mars plan will benefit from modularity. That’s what the Gateway might offer - multiple paths to Mars are possible.
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by sprafa 6y ago
Pinboard is amazing. I’m surprised people here are surprised and saying it looked derelict - I haven’t had an issue with it in 3 years of use.
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by sprafa 6y ago
Yes that was some of their best work. I believe the flashing lights allow for some sort of 3D reconstruction of your face? And scanning the passport with NFC! One of them is high-tech DYI solution, the other one is super simple yet not used
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by sprafa 6y ago
Did not know that, still the QC of their work and overall integration of services seems world-beating to me. I had never seen anything like it. Their UX documents and implementation are for my money some of the finest in the industry.
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by sprafa 6y ago
the UK has done exactly this - to make all Government Digital Services in house. It's been a blockbuster success in my opinion - they have some of the best UX/UI in the world and their websites are ultralight and downgrade well. T
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by sprafa 6y ago
I've met bankers. They want money, and for the most part, have no moral center nor do they consider second order effects (ie beyond them or their primary client). This is how a lot of people live. They're not evil, just indifferen
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by sprafa 6y ago
The EU technocrati are both a complete disaster and one of the most progressive well informed group of legislators on earth. It’s a curious paradox
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by sprafa 6y ago
If you go to the latest tom Hanks trailer up on YT, the comment section is full of QAnon folks who claim he’s part of a cabal of paedos. Some people are crazy and they should not have a platform.
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by sprafa 6y ago
The fact that FB allows for certifiably false information to be broadcasted on their network will be their downfall. We’ve never had a decentralized network of information with no fact verification with global reach. Now we’re seeing the co
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by sprafa 6y ago
Then you’re ignoring the whole study for Intellectual convenience.
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by sprafa 6y ago
I was going to complain but my experience with Wikipedia is this is pretty true.
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by sprafa 6y ago
Fatigue, carrying heavy equipment (film lights, rain equipment, set construction all involve you know, huge amounts of physical stuff being moved), equipment failure during a FX such as an explosion or a car crash. Deaths and permanent inju
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by sprafa 6y ago
It’s amazing that people don’t realise this. I always think back to the study that showed the amount of books in a household was a strong predictor for IQ. Background matters a whole lot, but high performance people don’t want to hear it, b
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by sprafa 6y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2019/10/17/how-unity-built-the-worlds... Seems like it. Still the tons of games that are and have been MADE with Unity over time have led it to become what it is now. "Unity was fo

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