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tanto
8y ago
So it's the end of time in a sense?
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8y ago
Does your weed dealer provide the service for free? If you want to be treated as a $$$ paying customer start paying. Problem with social networks and $$$ is that network effects will not come into effect as not everyone will be willing to p
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tanto
8y ago
> oil company is majority owned by the government You are correct. Thats in Norway in the US its the other way around.
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8y ago
True, that's why someone should do that before the meeting but again most people assume that others will be late anyway. Than you get 3 high paid engineers setting up a beamer.
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Ask HN: Cost of not being on time?
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8y ago
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9y ago
Tbh I wouldn't wonder if Trump is really a Russian asset. The damage he has done to the US reputation is irreparable. The US didn't have a good standing internationally before him but right now most people I do know consider the U
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tanto
9y ago
Just voted for Nautilus with http://nautil.us/primeuser Its definitely one of the best sources for long reads and tbh I never thought about it. They should display a support us banner like theguardian does.
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tanto
9y ago
As you replied to my comment and you indicate that I don't understand it please elaborate. What is the use-case of bitcoin for the common man? Please only count the ones where using classical monetary systems (cash, credit card, etc.)
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9y ago
The author sounds like a story teller with no idea what he is talking about. With the current transaction costs bitcoin doesn't even have a real world usage for the common man anymore.
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Data Marketplace
(data.iota.org)
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9y ago
Who seriously believes it would make a difference? As the Chairman is just a puppet and will if resigned be replaced by another. The USA is not a functioning democracy anymore and you should aim at replacing your complete government and the
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Slaughterbots
(thenextweb.com)
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9y ago
What if the whole universe is full of life using Neutrino's for communiction and we just don't get it.
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Discover a new book every time you open a new tab
(chrome.google.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Although I would not rebuild current projects to get away from the current React Licence (as the cost would outweigh the risk of being sued) – I am definitely looking for alternatives. Right now I can't responsibly start a new project
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9y ago
To put it a bit colorful: Because in the Game of Nations many people want to be King. To have many Kings you need many Kingdoms. Also Unity makes you strong and usually your enemies will do whatever they can to divide and conquer.
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tanto
9y ago
Just checked your other comments. You really seem to HATE "leftism". You really should think about the fact that you are calling the political direction of many other people "cancer"
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mojoreads.com – read any book for free
(mojoreads.com)
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How comes a company like DaVita is legal in the US?
(youtube.com)
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9y ago
Seriously vote with your money and just close it. I just did. More and more big companies think they can treat customers however they like. Paypal just seems to be a frontrunner. I just voted and closed Paypal. At least in Germany we got ma
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tanto
10y ago
Actually: I did not ask for numbers.
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10y ago
How about we take away everything down to 10^6$ from the 0.0001% richest and redistribute it to everyone. We repeat this with the 0.0001% of the richest every year from there on. Every time someone is chosen for this honour they get a medal
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tanto
10y ago
The problem is that most people stopped conscious reading nowadays.
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10y ago
If Apple moves to London they would need to move back to the EU in few years. London is soon not to be part of the EU. Also the EU startup scene is most certainly not moribund. I guess you are misinformed. And at last. The Commission doesn&
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10y ago
I am pretty sure that would violate a lot of international trade agreements.
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10y ago
It might be that Apple did that but do you think American employees will be as "flexible" and cheap as Chinese? If American factory workers are willing to work for less then Chinese your argument definitely holds.
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10y ago
So if the SSD breaks I can throw away my >2.5k$ Laptop? Wonderful.
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10y ago
Thats not correct. Some are but the turkish government is paying a lot of the imams teaching there. See here: http://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2016-04/moschee-deuts... Although its a germany article. As
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10y ago
Agreed. Building a house also locks you money. In Berlin you can spent easily 300k to get a 3 BHK apartment.
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10y ago
Why should the biggest villains get amnesty when small time crooks get sentenced for life? I would rather prefer if the ones doing the worst crimes resulting in millions of people dying because of poverty get also sentenced for life.
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