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by super256 4y ago
> Obtain perhaps, but identify no. Identification requires a database of samples to match against. Those databases already exists (just look at the MyHeritage, FamilyTreeDNA, 23andMe etc companies). Furthermore, DNA has the advantage, th
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by super256 4y ago
I wish the other way round was as easy as supporting Lua.
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by super256 4y ago
If you trade highly leveraged stuff, you need stop losses; otherwise there is a considerable chance you will go bankrupt. Especially when you take bets on interest rate decisions, take the sweeps at market open and other stuff (you can ga
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by super256 4y ago
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by super256 4y ago
> Your mileage may vary. Idk, I have written Java EE (and Jakarta EE) projects, and I found everything to be so much worse than e.g. Next.js + TypeScript. It feels like everything is broken in the Java web-dev ecosystem, except spring. I
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by super256 4y ago
> Do the labels prefer Tidal over Spotify for some reason? Or did Spotify decide to get out of this game for reasons of their own? Me, being a naive speculator: Maybe it has something to do with the time. The original contracts between s
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by super256 4y ago
Sadly, the PDF tool is not as good as Edge's. There is still a lot to improve.
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by super256 4y ago
European FX transactions still settle T+2, similar to the US, Canada, and India. T+1 is planned to be implemented in late 2024. If your bank provides an instant settlement, they are most likely paying you out of their pocket, and therefore
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by super256 4y ago
Is the US Tesla charging network proprietary and can only be used by tesla cars?
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by super256 4y ago
Thank you for the link, I didn't know about half of the features listed there!
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by super256 4y ago
https://i.imgur.com/h1vlxNh.png
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by super256 4y ago
> Wouldn't emailing @dang be against the purpose of Tor, which is to enhance privacy? Just use webmail in your tor browser. And don't send it from your main gmail, but create a throwaway.
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by super256 4y ago
How is HN anti-tor? Everyone can read your comment. Wdym by "vouching"? Also, HN deletes your account when you them send a mail as stated in the FAQ. It always sucks to delete accounts with user comments, as it destroys context in
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by super256 4y ago
> They could just literally charge the $16 or roughly whatever it is upfront. It means nothing for them to be in a blockchain except waste of resources (ironically increasing their costs...) I don't think so. When you own a lot of c
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by super256 4y ago
You can still change your username whenever you want. But the coolest ones are taken and being sold on the market. Similar to how ICQ low digits used to be sold.
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by super256 4y ago
Can anyone recommend a course or tutorial series on creating simple 2d bodymovin animations in after effects? I always wanted to use lottie, but never really dived into 2d animations. Edit: To make it clear: I'm a complete afterfx noob
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by super256 4y ago
I spent ~150€ since 2018, mostly for productive apps. Canarymail (A mail client which supports SMTP streaming + PGP) - I think was about 30€ lifetime. StrongBox Pro (A Keepass 2 client) - 80€ Lifetime ProCreate - 10€ Lifetime Affinity Desig
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by super256 4y ago
Maybe it's not possible with picking, but having worked at Amazon IXD, I think it's certainly possible with most items (>70%) in the receiving, sorting, and preparation processes at the cross docks. I'm not sure about Amaz
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by super256 4y ago
Also, it's supposed to say "<= 1.5%". Sorry!
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by super256 4y ago
Amazon product search is worse ;)
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by super256 4y ago
Oh, btw. This trade is similar to the mango trade as described by Matt Levine. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-10-12/defi-d... Also a very funny trade!
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by super256 4y ago
1) No, no need for fake KYC. It's a fair trade. 2) The information that backstop providers buy the position once your margin fraction is >= 1.5% is public info from documentation [1][2]. 3) It is an obvious trade and theoretically s
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by super256 4y ago
I mean, it wasn't even FTX who bought the bankrupt position, but Alameda. (since Alameda was the backstop provider) Bankrupt positions were usually sold for 1% under market price to backstops, so if mobile coin traded at 60 dollars and
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by super256 4y ago
> If you Google "Piratebay", the first search result is a fake "thepirate-bay.org" (with a dash) but the Wikipedia article lists the right one. — shpx I'm laughing in pain. I detest google so much for being so ba
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by super256 4y ago
> Most of the problems appear, superficially at least, to be consequences of advertising Some trivia: Sergey Brin and Lawrence Page wrote about this in their 1998 paper "The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine&qu
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by super256 4y ago
Naive question: Why is this a reason to switch?
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by super256 4y ago
I think this acquisition is mostly because Boxcryptor is somewhat established in the German space and because Boxcryptor has been working together with Dropbox for a long time (since 2016).
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by super256 4y ago
> I like Tailwind, but I am not sure I'd recommend it to someone without prior experience and deep understanding of CSS. In my opinion, abstractions rarely teach us the underlying layers of a technology. I started with Tailwind and
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by super256 4y ago
When you pick up tailwind, you will automatically learn vanilla CSS along the way.
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by super256 4y ago
Yes, but afaik Threema also doesn't have publicly discoverable channels, which is the feature that was used here. Sooo, not really an alternative (at least for the user whose data got subpoena'd).

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