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by staplers 3y ago
Apple, while being a hardware and (somewhat) software leader, has been in "let them eat cake" mode for quite some time. Corporate leadership needs to start understanding that once they've saturated the market they need to loo
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by staplers 3y ago
No one rides trains anymore but they service a massive amount of our economic goods. If you want to buy a coffee, use your credit card.
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by staplers 3y ago
we should very much not try to conform our taxonomy to our existing terms I see this stunting imagination everywhere. Economics, science, nature, etc. Humans generally feel they've "captured" knowledge with a brief ov
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by staplers 3y ago
I've been having a similar thought. The future isn't lugging your computer around on your face. Desktops will stay desktops, just like a workbench. It's about computing the physical world.
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by staplers 3y ago
Headsets are in many ways a less cool version of our own eyes. Also, this would be helpful for the sightless.
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by staplers 3y ago
provide many more services than bitcoin To who? Extremely cringe to see the HN bubble struggle to grasp how the world economy works. Not all government currencies are properly maintained.
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by staplers 3y ago
Similar experience here, children are highly volatile and deserve a basic level of care to ensure both parent and child have the tools they need to function and cope with life. It should be vastly generalized but for many parents having a f
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by staplers 3y ago
This is a great comment and deserves its own write up :)
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by staplers 3y ago
What is the real change that is going to occur? Likely a bureaucratic formality that will force private entities to follow certain procedures.
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by staplers 3y ago
People also pay to publish ads disguised as news.
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by staplers 3y ago
Confused how this would be implemented on phones where real estate is small. A giant button in the middle of all apps?
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by staplers 3y ago
it can be highly inconvenient not to "volunteer" I guarantee you don't have a child in public education.
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by staplers 3y ago
It is hard to believe that a company with the expertise of Adobe in graphics programming (Photoshop, Premier, After Effects, Illustrator) cannot build a vector design program. Not for the workers using those tools. Adobe has been co
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by staplers 3y ago
Under the Third Party Doctrine, they aren't searching and seizing your property in this case, as your data is no longer your property since you gave it to that third party already. If you have a child in public education, you a
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by staplers 3y ago
Capital One had per-transaction CC#'s for a bit but eventually just went to a single "virtual card" number.
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by staplers 3y ago
if authorities stop demanding that everyone takes copies of personal IDs They're actually considering the opposite for social media.
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by staplers 3y ago
brings what is needed for an atmosphere and water and everything else. Bring from where? governments, greed, incentives, etc. You really think those forces will disappear on Mars? You only need to look back a few 100 years fo
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by staplers 3y ago
What we need is decentralized moderation. Democracy comes to mind, but that doesn't solve the 1 human: 1 vote issue. The best solution (utilizing a blockchain) we've found so far favors either electricity producers (pow) o
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by staplers 3y ago
With what atmosphere/water? We can't even keep our current planet habitable.
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by staplers 3y ago
California in particular could quickly force their hand on this.
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by staplers 3y ago
I don't think he'd be shocked. More like disappointed. Most innovators and future thinkers understand the entropy of large organizations left to business-types.
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by staplers 3y ago
HN: AI is all clean energy from the clouds. Crypto uses coal and toxic waste for power. /s
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by staplers 3y ago
The nations they recovered artifacts from probably don't even exist anymore. The previous homeowners were killed in the robbery, I didn't steal from any living soul your honor!
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by staplers 3y ago
You do realize that's literally what miners, developers, and users do? Go make a fork "fixing" these problems you speak of. Demonstrate its utility and people might adopt it. It's opt-in yet you speak of it as an authori
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by staplers 3y ago
Judges can be wrong. The justice system has many checks and balances but ultimate rule over certain court cases isn't one of them.
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by staplers 3y ago
Another great show by the same guy: The Day The Universe Changed.
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by staplers 3y ago
proclaims that my benefit / enjoyment of something is invalid I did no such thing.
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by staplers 3y ago
Sure, that's not the people I'm referring to.
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by staplers 3y ago
Wasting any effort on fake decentralization is objectively inferior because it adds to the cost with no benefit. Do you feel similarly about democracy?
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by staplers 3y ago
why a hyper deflationary monetary system Bitcoin is inflationary until 2044

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