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8y ago
You can spot a few in this thread..
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8y ago
How do people like you even get out of bed? Have you never felt accomplishment in doing something challenging?
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8y ago
weird piece of NN propaganda The irony of the internet ruining itself in a single comment.
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8y ago
More interesting than browsing HN 365 days of the year..
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8y ago
The worst part about going through this process is to getting to checkout and realizing I only had 1 discounted item (out of 20) that saved me 30 cents.. The labor of connecting to in-store wifi and opening the app itself almost isn't
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8y ago
That's assuming your hand has negative inertial mass.. which I'm assuming it doesn't. Your scenario could create a black hole if I'm understanding correctly. Enough 'negative inertial mass' trapped in a feedba
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8y ago
Monetary inflation and human population growth.
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8y ago
Also means piracy won't be dying anytime soon.
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8y ago
The only way towards a better elections system without violent overthrow/succession is voting in representatives who don't align with the current two-party system.
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8y ago
Makes you wonder if a jail can be called such if it is made "fun". Eventually the need to maintain "fun" disappears if no options to leave are present.
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8y ago
People will upvote this comment and complain about the system being broken then turn around and ridicule anyone who votes third party or claims large media companies are corrupt.
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Native Americans are 7x more likely to be fatally killed by police as well. Source: https://priceonomics.com/the-places-with-the-most-and-least-...
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8y ago
Perhaps our bodies are a shell for their consciousness. That's why they're so interested in "our" observations. We are the VR headset for them.
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8y ago
Unless it propagates before the trigger is pulled
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8y ago
Being in the cryptocurrency space for half a decade and knowing the technical details regarding things like bitcoin will make it obvious that tech journalism is a glorified version of Forwarded emails your grandparents send you.
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8y ago
If you don't like the planet you're on, anyone can build a rocket ship and fly away if they really want to. Using your logic, why should anyone change anything when they can just run away from their problems?
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8y ago
You should really educate yourself on the bitcoin blockchain and how it records time before making a fool of yourself by trying so desperately to dismiss it.
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8y ago
Longs are not "people holding stock". A long is purchased on borrowed capital paid back with interest. It is a much riskier play.
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8y ago
ProtonMail has been the best (free) gmail alternative I can find. Has the necessary mobile apps and encrypts all email.
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8y ago
Was checking out the website and thought how it would be nice to check this place out but all these tech startups are in SV. And then scrolled down and saw you guys have a location like half a mile from my house in Portland! Definitely che
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8y ago
Life.. uh.. finds a way
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8y ago
You mean a gift card?
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8y ago
needing to look at a clock in bed to decide if they are still tired You make a great point here and it almost reminds me of addict behavior. I would be curious to see which pathways are illuminated in the brain with regards to 
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8y ago
I worked on engines like these about 5 years ago and they are incredibly finicky and easily require up to 8x the amount of time and attention just to process through one step than a 'standard' engine part. I don't envy whoeve
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8y ago
The nauseating amount of disrespect for personal space you display truly terrifies me.
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8y ago
On what infrastructure? Pigeon carriers?
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8y ago
they block 3rd party scripts "They" who? I am blocking 3rd party scripts with uBlock..
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8y ago
Block 3rd party scripts by default and its amazing how many pages will simply not load at all. CDNs will eventually exert their power if this practice keeps growing. I imagine data mining for CDNs is very lucrative given they interface cus
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8y ago
we are likely heading towards a global debt write-off. Household debt has gone down quite a bit since 2008. It's government that is spending more. Household debt: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/HDTGPDU
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8y ago
I am currently contracting for a major corporate retailer and this is absolutely spot-on. 10 managers with zero tech experience pushing 3 developers (I'm not kidding) to complete a massive project.
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