teh64

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by teh64 4y ago
So why not "Don't do it at all" for accessing the content if you do not want to pay for it? You feel entitled to receive it on your terms, but other people are not allowed to only offer something on their terms?
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by teh64 4y ago
Relevant Tom Scott: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfJOW2PtrGk
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by teh64 4y ago
Well the FBI seems able to tell, or else why are they alleging it poses a national security concern?
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by teh64 4y ago
True, but I tried to make it as close to the Haskell example as possible. I just think the OOP -> verbose/complex argument is really annoying, especially if it applies mostly to Java code.
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by teh64 4y ago
Well your second example relies for speed and efficiency on Haskell being lazy. If you did e.g. a map -> filter -> sum chain, the performance is not that great without lazy evaluation guaranteed by Haskell's implementation, which
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by teh64 4y ago
Also quite a lot sent to republicans from the CO-CEO: https://www.ft.com/content/428c7800-c72d-4c59-9940-4376fea6e... https://sherman.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/congre... .
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by teh64 4y ago
Here is an actual source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/ukrainian-government-launches... Quote: “Aid For Ukraine shows how the global crypto community and the traditional financial system can work together,” said Sola
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by teh64 4y ago
So you think they are lies because they do not correspond to your individual anecdotes? I know economics is sometimes derided as a "soft science", but they are a little more rigorous than just "1 person and the stores they
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by teh64 4y ago
He thinks Wikipedia is biased because it describes (correctly) that "alternative medicine" is bullshit? And also he is a climate change denier? Why is he not complaining that there is bias against the flat earth people on wikipedi
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by teh64 4y ago
"The FBI is racist": ever heard of COINTELPRO? I think trying to undermine the civil rights movement (among others) could be classified as racist, do you not agree? Also "FBI crime stats" is probably one of the loudest d
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by teh64 4y ago
If developers would have to be licensed to work with sensitive user data, and the penalty for leaking it would be losing your license, penalties and being unhireable for IT work, there would be a lot more incentives for people to be more ca
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by teh64 4y ago
Yes, the industry has been extremely productive at data leaks and invading users privacy! With regulation, how could there be innovation in the "spying on every moment of your life" and "everything-as-a-subscription" ind
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by teh64 4y ago
But that is more the cost of other stuff. I bet the difference in costs between driver and self-driving vehicles that are as reliably and safe as bus drivers is not that much. Mechanics etc... would still need to exist for driverless vehicl
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by teh64 4y ago
Russia is literally capitalist though????
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by teh64 4y ago
So what does this have to do with 8 million people? If the survey was of 2,079 people, then how does this extrapolate to 8 million? They say 23% of the respondents represent 8 million people, but that does not mean that 8 million people act
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by teh64 4y ago
My bank is FDIC insured, so up to $250,000 is guaranteed to come back to me unless the US Government fails, and then the blockchain would probably not work either. Also, how can crypto not be seized at will? If they want to take your hardwa
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by teh64 4y ago
Sure the contract remains unchanged, but who will enforce the contract? In 99 years, will there be any authority that recognizes the blockchain contract? The "biased, corrupt or dissolved" local central authority could choose not
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by teh64 4y ago
Some balance for the first link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-communist_mass_killings
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by teh64 4y ago
So on the one hand, you have vandalism and arson ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane%27s_Revenge ), and on the other multiple mass shootings with deaths (just one of the many, from this year which is from a right winger
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by teh64 4y ago
Yup: https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MLYV3AM/A/usb-c-to-magsaf...
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by teh64 4y ago
"The path they chose", i.e. they deserved it? Also the Democratic Republic of the Congo (in comparison to "Republic of the Congo") was fiercely anti-communist [0] and backed by the US, so I guess that didn't help th
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by teh64 4y ago
The US was also created by its geography. Lots of space, lots of natural resources, etc... Even the best people can't make gold out of nothing, so to speak. Everyone can be the US sounds a lot like the Mitt Romney "I couldn't
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by teh64 4y ago
What do you mean by "old charger"? It supports USB-C to USB-C charging directly. The magsafe is also version 3, and the other end of the magsafe plugs into any USB-C charging brick. This is the best of both worlds: USB-C charging
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by teh64 4y ago
Interesting, did not now about the amtliche Fassung. But the full archive with the amtliche Fassung is also published online for free, starting from 1949: https://www.bgbl.de/xaver/bgbl/start.xav They also mention
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by teh64 4y ago
They law part is not true, according to the website they provide almost all of the German laws. The site is also linked from the ministry of justice itself, so it is definitely legit: https://www.bmj.de/DE/Service/
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by teh64 4y ago
I the US, the electoral college could vote for someone completely different, who might not even be part of the campaign: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faithless_elector The chances of it happening are low, but the vote
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by teh64 4y ago
Registration in case there is a draft is still basically mandatory in the US: https://www.sss.gov/
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by teh64 4y ago
As I understand it, because the Cryptocurrencies are not legal tender: "Cryptocurrency is not legal tender and is not backed by the government. Cryptocurrency, (including but not limited to tokens such as bitcoin, litecoin and ethereum
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by teh64 4y ago
Well look at what the worlds strongest man eats: https://www.businessinsider.com/brian-shaw-the-worlds-strong... You would agree that that is mostly healthy food? And he is eating very large quantities of it. He is not fat,
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by teh64 4y ago
How do you ban being fat without banning all foods? Banning smoking is easy, just ban sales of cigarettes. How would you even enforce banning being fat? Random checks for weight? Everyone needs their weight checked periodically and if you a

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