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tedeh
9y ago
It just might hang around for as long as Trump is president in the US, considering how this started as an offshoot of the ”Russian interference” investigation.
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I would not be so sure that would make the Middle East less volatile though...
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I have a pretty good idea on who is going to decide which person is too stupid to vote in such a society — I mean, you must be pretty stupid in the first place to even consider voting for anyone else than the most powerful party/govern
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tedeh
9y ago
But Wikipedia is run by a non-profit organization...
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tedeh
9y ago
In my native Sweden people can send money to each other directly from their own bank accounts via a mobile app instantaneously for free over the Swish network. The limits are up to a temporary maximum amount of approx. 18 535 USD (150 000 S
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9y ago
And he made a great mistake in that, by encouraging hoarding instead of spending.
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tedeh
9y ago
This thing seems to happen once in a while and all the times I can remember the bomb is safely disarmed, which obviously is the best outcome. Does anyone know how long ago it was that one of these things actually unintentionally exploded?
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9y ago
The "BTC Dominance" chart from Coinmarketcap sheds light to this: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/#dominance-percentage It actually shows that Bitcoin has lost a lot of value against altcoins since the early
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9y ago
What else would they denominate their mortgages in? Their respective national currencies were abolished after the introduction of the Euro. Although it could be argued that joining the EMU may not have been their best interest in the first
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9y ago
Oh boy, absolutely. Glad to hear that someone else has this experience too. It's like the social part of my brain is drained for blood and energy, and it usually takes an hour or more after having stopped working until things return to
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9y ago
The last time I bought a Microwave (about four years ago) I remember specifically looking for two knobs just like this. I remember the first microwave I used in the nineties and it worked similarly - just like an oven (also two knobs normal
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9y ago
Can you explain the Yasumitsu Shigeta reference? I tried Googling but I don't get it.
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I mostly agree, however regarding the bus accident the problem is that AI out of the box has to be way better than the human in order to gain widespread acceptance. That means it needs to be able to make tough calls, and do it better than t
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9y ago
I've always thought of HN as the place where you can reliably get a contrarian opinion. See for instance that research some time ago showing the top-voted comment of most submissions on HN being a refutation of the thing that was submi
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9y ago
Disk is still way cheaper than RAM, and I always add some swap space to my servers just to lessen the chance of getting ENOMEM errors if/when an unexpected or unusual workload would come along.
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9y ago
I'd say something has changed since we're currently experiencing one of the most prolonged periods of peace in the last 2000 years (Europe) [1] and generally the world over [2]. This could be because the "price" of confl
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9y ago
Well, there's already talk that Bitcoin is the biggest financial bubble in world history: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-12/its-official-bitcoi...
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I believe you, but I've actually seen it with my own eyes. Quite probably the survivability depends on the type of spider...
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Cutting down on meat consumption is something I support. But I don't believe in increased taxation – that extra money will just end up being spent on pork barrel legislation and the like by the politicians. When consumption does finall
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9y ago
Well, if you leave your vacuum hose lying flat on the ground after turning it off, you can have a fun time watching the spiders march out after a while, should you accidentally catch a few.
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9y ago
Well, would that happen we would have a lot more to worry about than the price of a virtual coin...
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9y ago
With regards to #1 - Portugal is among the more religious countries in Europe [1]. The article unfortunately does not touch on the stance of the religious community of Portugal and how it was (or was not) handled, something which could hold
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This is already starting to happen, see for example AEOI: http://www.oecd.org/tax/transparency/automaticexchangeofinfo... I believe governments (some of them, starting in Europe...) may very well be on their way t
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9y ago
I was a teenager when the G5 came out and instantly fell in love with the design. Could not afford one of course, so built many computers with Lian-Li cases over the years all inspired more or less by the G5. They still make the best PC alu
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I'm going to have to chime in for the book/course Nand2Tetris - Building a Modern Computer from First Principles ( http://nand2tetris.org/ ) which has been posted back and forth here on HN for quite a few years and
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That is true, but the new react-router makes better use of the component hierarchy which is the real beauty of React IMHO, by having the route components render conditionally based on the url. We had a lot of pain doing this rewrite oursel
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9y ago
Could we express this wager as a smart contract perhaps?
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True, but that would make it pretty easy to find you unless you use someone else's account.
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True, but I assume the publicity of dropping out would be temporary. A year from now everyone has forgotten about this request anyway, and he will presumably no longer be listed in the Michelin guide anymore. Keeping your Michelin stars is
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9y ago
So then the right question changes from what a good contract to sign is, to who is an asshole or not. Do you have any specifics that you look out for that you would like to share?
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