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teh_infallible
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teh_infallible
2y ago
Surely everything in the NYT is true? What incentive would they have to promote an agenda? /s
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teh_infallible
2y ago
This is a bribe masquerading as a fine.
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teh_infallible
2y ago
I heard a story like that where someone had a vanity license plate “NONE” and kept getting cited for not having a plate.
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teh_infallible
2y ago
So, Blackrock and Fidelity?
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teh_infallible
2y ago
Maybe we can just get rid of Greece and keep bitcoin?
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teh_infallible
2y ago
I always thought the “war on drugs” was a big pharma turf war. Nearly every school shooter was on an antidepressant, but somehow that never makes headlines.
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teh_infallible
3y ago
I love this quote from the article: “The testing process involves removing links to California news websites, potentially covered by CJPA, to measure the impact of the legislation on our product experience.” If that’s not a veiled threat, I
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teh_infallible
3y ago
There was a sketchy looking file sharing website where someone had posted some incredibly hard to find audio tracks that I really wanted, but the website required a subscription. Paying with a cc meant automatically-recurring payments, but
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teh_infallible
3y ago
Your comment makes me think of my 3d printing journey. A lot of printers require maintenance and tinkering just to keep them functional. To an extent, since they are targeted towards “makers” who like to play with these things, that’s fine.
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teh_infallible
3y ago
I wish community meshnets were more popular
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teh_infallible
3y ago
So.. Embrace, Extend, Extinguish?
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teh_infallible
3y ago
That’s hilarious :) The first time I worked on a project that used git, I got called out by a coworker for naming my branches after characters from Avatar, the Last Airbender.
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teh_infallible
3y ago
There’s a big difference between quitting a side project and giving up on a startup. With the startup, you have other people depending on you. IMO, this is the real power you can leverage with a side project, the power to change your mind a
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teh_infallible
3y ago
Except most of the article is not about crypto, but speculation in general. And the location is relevant because y combinator is about launching startups like Coinbase and Kraken, which have been extremely successful.
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teh_infallible
3y ago
Can someone explain to me why, despite Coinbase and Kraken being headquartered in the Bay Area, HN hates cryptocurrency so much? It is literally just a neutral technology.
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teh_infallible
3y ago
Ars used to have interesting articles about novel intersections between technology and the law. Now it’s like a Sharper Image catalogue.
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3y ago
An inventor named Royal Rife experimented with destroying tumors by finding the resonant frequencies of the cancer cells.
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teh_infallible
3y ago
Impressive, isn’t it? They bootstrapped a stablecoin! Edit: spelling
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teh_infallible
3y ago
Isn’t everyone on HN a capitalist? Startups, venture funding, etc?
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teh_infallible
3y ago
If retractions are exceedingly rare, it could imply that, once published, fraudulent papers have a tendency to persist.
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teh_infallible
3y ago
I had a job working on an ecommerce site for a company that sold wine direct to consumers. On my first day, a coworker asked me, “What will you do when the website is finished?” It was interesting to reflect on the misconceptions inherent i
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teh_infallible
3y ago
Maybe in the future, personal computers will have more than one GPU, one for graphics and one for AI?
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teh_infallible
3y ago
Until we are allowed to look at adverse reactions critically and without being censored, this problem will only get worse.
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teh_infallible
3y ago
One reason to seek funding early would be if you are in a competitive space and want to grow faster than your competitors.
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teh_infallible
3y ago
Isn’t this the exact problem that cryptocurrencies solve? With stablecoins, you can send any amount of money anywhere in the world for almost no cost.
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3y ago
I’m not saying it’s the only cause, but it may well aggravate it. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250886390
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teh_infallible
3y ago
I’m surprised no one has suggested noise canceling headphones as a possible cause. There was an HN post about this awhile back
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teh_infallible
5y ago
But make sure you have your 2fa backup codes! I replaced two phones in a short period of time, and overlooked the 2fa backups the second time. It’s easy to do if you’re not expecting a replacement.
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teh_infallible
5y ago
We could create a race of strongmen, based on genetic mutation and evolution!
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teh_infallible
5y ago
Money can absolutely flow “into” crypto. The result is an increasing market cap.
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