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by staplers 3y ago
Drugs, gambling, crimes all satisfy some people's needs I've seen the exact same people crying about Bitcoin's "drug use" then turn around and applaud marijuana and psychedelics for their medicinal effects.
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by staplers 3y ago
White noise is proven to degrade sleep and focus unless masking more distracting noise
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by staplers 3y ago
people asking for RTO believe it's going to make the company more valuable Does leadership value investor approval? I wonder if investors could possibly be invested in more than one avenue than just tech companies.
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by staplers 3y ago
The economics of it make sense on both sides It's mostly about inflating commercial real estate valuations (many companies heavily invested) and exerting control over the workforce. Smart companies don't care about either
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by staplers 3y ago
As a fellow UX designer, i've learned the same.
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by staplers 3y ago
Traditional IRAs can have ETF positions. This would allow pre-taxed earnings to purchase Bitcoin.
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by staplers 3y ago
Expectation should precede consistency in order of importance. Meaning, if a new user is learning your software, how would they expect the next [flow] to go? Consistency often shapes expectations but when things go how you expect them to, y
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by staplers 3y ago
Sounds like the perfect way for federal agencies to workaround the dirty work they can't legally do.
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by staplers 3y ago
Not sure you understand how inflation works.
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by staplers 3y ago
What government are you living under that is routinely compromising WPA3 from mobile vans? I imagine living in any decent sized downtown area would have your network being scanned by thousands of machines daily. Especially if near i
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by staplers 3y ago
Tether just printed another billion dollars worth of Tether. Wait til you learn how much USD is printed.
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by staplers 3y ago
confuse users, look like shit, and feel completely alien. Developers eyes glaze over when you start talking about users.
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by staplers 3y ago
Thanks, 10 million metric tons per year. ~0.1% of global emissions. Pretty wild stuff.
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by staplers 3y ago
I'm interested in the carbon footprint.
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by staplers 3y ago
> this is how Apple does things and it's what makes their users happy I would be shocked if many of these "surveillance loopholes" aren't silently mandated by government agencies around the world.
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by staplers 3y ago
> How big of a role is the artificial demand? That's determined by central banks. > How is the artificial demand able to prop up $864b worth of demand/assets? Ask yourself how central banks create money. Here's a hint:
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by staplers 3y ago
Figma isn't ugly enough for developers to want to use. /s
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by staplers 3y ago
> And we got less than 100 years out of it before it got absolutely ruined by bureaucracy Took the internet even less time to become a corporate strip mall.
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by staplers 3y ago
Or ya know.. the pump, like has existed for decades..
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by staplers 3y ago
I never said religion would disappear
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by staplers 3y ago
In the short term yes. The church accepted Galileo's heliocentric theory at first because it helped fix their calendars, later they realized what it truly meant as the general public started connecting the dots.
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by staplers 3y ago
Why shouldn't a Swiss multinational corporation control all of the drinking water in America? What could go wrong? (Bluetriton is Nestle)
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by staplers 3y ago
The discovery of even the most base simple lifeform outside Earth would be forever world-changing. Society, religion, mass institutions would be forced to reconcile with this fact. I don't think it's necessarily about money.
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by staplers 3y ago
Depends how you define harm. Does bee extinction harm you?
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by staplers 3y ago
Only after the major players have divested and created an alternative will it start appearing in headlines and public opinion that we should legislate it harshly.
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by staplers 3y ago
Illusion of choice creates a stronger buy-in from participants, even if they don't have a choice at all.
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by staplers 3y ago
"People lie to make money" would have been more concise. Still doesn't address how adults can genuinely believe pesticides wouldn't be harmful to insects.
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by staplers 3y ago
Benevolent surveillance is a waiting period before malevolent manipulation. Study history.
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by staplers 3y ago
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/... The most insidious part: "Because the system actually monitors the regions, you don’t need to request always permissions for your app"
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by staplers 3y ago
But the notification receipt is sent home.

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