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by tacheiordache 4y ago
> In other words, suppose I create token SCAMMER, and I say its supply will be capped at 1 million tokens (or 10 million, or 100 million - that's the "nice" thing about crypto, I can kinda choose whatever number I want), a
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
There's a surplus of devs right now, lots of layoffs and all that. I'm sure compensation is going to take a hit till the market will stabilize itself. We're going to have a how low are you willing to go in the short term futu
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
Stretch it as far as you can, take some time off before you call it quits. Worse comes to worst, at least you'll have a place to return to. Second, when looking for work it looks spectacularly better if you're currently employed a
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
17% of Americans do not believe in God, 80% believe in God when they need something (and more so when the winter holidays are approaching) and a 3% believe in Good, blindly..
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
https://magnesiumandhealth.com/murder-by-methanol/
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
Self defense is okay, especially in the rural parts where police has a harder time covering the area. But why do they need machine guns for or war weapons? Just because they can it seems, it is really not very useful otherwise. And don&#x27
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
Not the ones who legally own 34 weapons. I've seen some folks whose main hobby is collecting and shooting weapons. Sure, not everyone has that obsession with weapons but my point was different. The choice of collecting weapons when one
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
Im using onetab. I setup a shortcut (ctrl+shift+z) and close all my tabs which I may want back at some point with that shortcut. This healed me from wanting to hold onto my tabs. I kill them off with onetab and rarely do I revisit. Just kn
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
> Yup. The concept in the article shows nothing but ignorance. As far as I know, weed has never produced an actual drug overdose. While I agree with you and am a casual user myself, there are some problems that need to be discussed. Unde
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
The goalpost moved a bit. We now talk about privacy since there is at least something we could potentially accomplish. Fighting big data is impossible, corps are collecting more and more if it and we fall for it. We are giving it away via u
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
Absolutely this. You'd expect people to do that but what they do instead is pull the ladder through lobbying.
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
How about people who are crazy but have no access to guns on the black market? Do you think unrestricted access is a solution just because gangs? Seems a bit dimwitted to me but that's subjective of course, I'd never ever have the
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
150mg is crazy. Im a causal smoker who tokes just a little bit and that not every day. 150mg would send me to ER
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
One smokes flower on a much lower magnitude. If you were to compare it to smoking cigarettes it would be 1 cigarette a day vs one pack a day. Second, stress causes cancer. If one is using just a little bit to wean off the stress that'd
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
I agree with the headline not being clear. However, what do you think about this ruling?
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
I smoke very little, not enough to get high. This helps me practice musical instruments and do other tedious stuff. I never ever do nothing when on it, maybe the small quantity has the opposite effect, at least for me.
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
I smoke casually just a tiny bit. I liken it to taking a shot. That's enough to get a slight boost of creativity. I hate getting drunk or high but just toking works wonders for me. Been doing this for 20 years and it hasn't impact
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Supreme Court ruling expands US gun rights(bbc.com)
16 points by tacheiordache 4y ago|41 comments
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by tacheiordache 4y ago
This is frustrating for smokers who jumped to the vaping lesser evil. Vaping did help a lot of people wean their habit to a halt. It's clearly a much better alternative to cigs. Imho FDA is pushing it by doing this, we all know what di
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
No, they also work for money and would snitch on friends to make money. It’s not like other secret services don’t have similar patterns but they’re unequivocally bad. What comes to mind is Saudi Arabia dissidents info sold for money, iphone
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
Indeed nothing lasts forever but TSLA at least has something to show while GME's business is passé. TSLA is overpriced but at the moment it crashed and will jump back to new heights. Why not take advantage of the notoriety and make a g
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
Outbrain and Taboola are as sneaky as the cybersurveillance and they might cover the same thing after all. Not sure how far this will go without any consequences until Israelis decide it's not the right thing to do and it is bad for th
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
GME is not bankrupt yet (it is indeed overpriced and comparable to HRTZ), but TSLA and BTC? They don't belong to the same categories. TSLA and BTC will see a lot of gains to come. Eventually without a definite date what goes up comes d
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
I find it funny how this post has so many comments and points yet it is quickly sliding out from rankings. Is this whole subject supposed to be kept secret by the industry? Is YC being an accomplice to this?
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
>Programming languages are in their core something like a craft. Art has that too and programming is art to some extent. Art has a technology component too! Think about the hardware - in art that is called the medium which has its chemi
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
Well, it’s a damn inconvenient truth for us, the whites. Although I immigrated to the US about 20 years ago I somehow identify with the western colonizers, after all I came to a country largely shaped by them. So at least one thing I can do
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
I agree.
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
Perhaps he was referring to something more physical as in her body being unspoiled. But I totally agree with you, nobody forces people to have children and the ones who have them by accident and hate it afterwards is clear they have not rea
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
Im surprised at what lengths people go to sustain their attachment to their macs and apple. It used to be it just works, i don't have time to tinker. Now you have to get your hands dirty for no particular reason other than apple wants
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by tacheiordache 6y ago
Not sure if I am a little bit on the spectrum but I feel very awkward when I hug someone other than partner/family member. I get very self conscious about whether I do the right move, like where should I put my right hand, how about le

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