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tertius
10y ago
The correct response would be to ignore you and only listen to people who should be trusted. Regardless of your subsequent fact listing.
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tertius
10y ago
I think I'm in the same boat. Maybe you need to pick better rewards for your breaks. I've really been trying to focus on rewards that are better for long term than short. Getting a dopamine rush is definitely short and without muc
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tertius
10y ago
* in theory.
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tertius
10y ago
No I don't want to do it myself. I don't have time. I do know of some solutions that I could do myself. I'm looking for a developer/designer.
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Ask HN: I need a landing page developer
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tertius
10y ago
Yes, like plutonium, but we're not going to be dumping that all over the place either. Cyanide is also "natural" but not great for our health depending on the context. The same for the "chemicals" that, when burned,
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tertius
10y ago
Great time for competitors to get users me thinks. I'm ready to jump ship, where to?
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tertius
11y ago
Likely because the grid is important enough to the economy that there should be government support of the stability of the energy supply.
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tertius
11y ago
No, only because they are beyond the scope of direct subsidies.
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tertius
11y ago
And the Venn diagram for the target market of this website excludes those who do.
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tertius
11y ago
"A" implies that the effect would be felt in a singular case.
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tertius
11y ago
Does this include storage?
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tertius
11y ago
Just because your competition has an advantage doesn't mean that you can ignore costs. Even if you choose to ignore the costs, a subsidy is a direct monetary cost and not an advantage that you can just force to compete.
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tertius
11y ago
They're good tools. I'm okay with that.
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tertius
11y ago
The point where "hate" enters the equation is where the bank uses my deposit to make money and do not adequately reward me. They then, when not stopped by regulation, lend to those who cannot afford to pay back, predation. You can
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tertius
11y ago
> I don't understand the bank hate around here. They limit what you can do with your own money. The reason for getting deposits is so that they can loan 10x or 100x (or whatever your country allows) on the deposit and earn interest&
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tertius
11y ago
* Tax evasion.
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tertius
11y ago
The original argument is that if an bruteforcy firmware were created that there are now more people who have knowledge and they (Apple employees) are at great risk of exposing the capability in a real way. Not LEOs.
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11y ago
True, but a judge wouldn't allow the NSA to decrypt with a stole key either.
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tertius
11y ago
Man, if I could live in X I would! You're saying that one ideological change won't enable that for me (and every one of the other 100 million like me)?
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tertius
11y ago
I think I can add two items to the discussion. 1. People have been automating away other people's jobs for millennia. Even though this has been happening, poverty is at an all time low. 2. It's not your responsibility to make a he
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tertius
11y ago
The only way to make money is to get people to visit your website. To get them you need to lure them. To get more of them you need to lie. Should we rather ask, is the article worth reading regardless of its title?
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tertius
11y ago
A hobby is something you enjoy that doesn't make you any money. It becomes a business when it starts making you money.
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tertius
11y ago
Very often overhydration causes electrolyte dilution that stops the heart. Solution: Install a salt lick every 5 miles or so.
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tertius
11y ago
He talks about it with Tim Ferriss in his podcast. That might add to the understanding. That's all I got as to guessing why.
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tertius
11y ago
Not thinking about or planning to do something, but doing something.
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tertius
11y ago
Or just trying to figure out what the utility is. Critiquing the "movement" to come to a conclusion is helpful. Adding cruft to your web presence with no end result is also pointless. Except if that's your cup of tea.
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11y ago
The one positive I see in publicly showing what you're currently working on is the very starting point of accountability. Like telling your friends that you're training for a marathon. It adds some pressure to finish things. Beyon
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tertius
11y ago
Yes and this is unfortunate but modern.
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tertius
11y ago
I opted out as soon as I could. I'm on unlimited so it doesn't make sense for me.
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