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by theragra 3y ago
Only one person was sentenced in us for 2008 crisis. So, consistent, as in big financial crimes are not punished, because criminals are very close to the people on top.
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by theragra 3y ago
Regardless of fraud, he donated a lot of money, some to noble causes. This is useful, even of it was not his money.
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by theragra 3y ago
Yet in 2008 crisis nobody was sentenced for more then 15 years
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by theragra 3y ago
I don't see all this. Take tea, cycling subs. I don't see any cultism there. Sub where I am mod, eupersonalfinance seems to be very polite and useful.
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by theragra 3y ago
I have no horse in this race, just delivering something Russian journalist noticed. When major newspapers talk about war in Ukraine, they often cite Russian government regarding things like losses or recruitment. But there are plenty peopl
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by theragra 3y ago
Because current electronic money are too centralized and gated. I have the same issue with payment from USA. I don't want PayPal, and my sister says ACH payment is expensive for her. So, I tell her to give cash to my parents when they
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by theragra 3y ago
But it is subscription apps. If we take all apps?
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by theragra 3y ago
I don't think are are right. I used GIS software with SSD, and it handle huge files with SSD as ram alternative (swapped). Maybe it is better to do this in a different way, but this definitely works.
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by theragra 3y ago
People in the know will game the system, poor will suffer, as always. If you only can own one house, how companies who build and sell them can operate? If we make an exception for them, suddenly all companies become builders who build one h
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by theragra 3y ago
Requirements are too high, then. For me it is a bit weird that 1. House must be fire-safe, asbestos-free, require eco heating system, etc etc. At the same time, nobody can afford to build a house (I think you need to be un top 5% in my cou
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by theragra 3y ago
Agree. Moreover, I don't agree with the author that some people are just stupid and that's it. Especially, with the surgeon example. I really don't think a surgeon can be stupid per se. That should be very rate occurrence. Mo
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by theragra 3y ago
What about open source apps? Formulas from blog articles or Wikipedia?
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by theragra 3y ago
But it is not talking and agreeing. It is algorithm that determines some abstract price that makes sense in the current market. If me and my neighbor use the same formula from Wikipedia, is this also collusion?
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by theragra 3y ago
What if there are multiple vendors selling algorithms? Open source bots doing this? How many bots is a collusion?
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by theragra 3y ago
Not if Elon decides to leave Tesla. In this case, this was a catastrophic failure.
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by theragra 3y ago
You have data to confirm your claims? Moreover, vulnerabilities in languages themselves are not that important in comparison to vulnerabilities in software written in the specific language, at least how I understand this.
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by theragra 3y ago
Azure appinsights logs
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by theragra 3y ago
This is a funny speculation, but dopamine role is scientifically pretty complicated and not as simple as such articles and books portray. Moreover, evidence is really lacking about simple statements like "screens are bad" and &quo
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by theragra 3y ago
I don't understand, honestly. Never seen this in any gym in my country in Europe (which is poor). How is the difference so big?
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by theragra 3y ago
But how do you choose books if they are not curated somehow? Read all of them? This sentence does not make sense to me. You always choose based on some curation: reviews, word of mounth, cover blurbs etc etc
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by theragra 3y ago
I wonder if this book have a solution how to motivate people working more and creating companies if it does not make you rich. Certainly a lot of people among most driven would work less or emigrate. If I can't earn more, I would work
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by theragra 3y ago
If it were true, then we wouldn't have that great difference in opinions on this topic.
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by theragra 3y ago
Also, for fun, search for nano tape. I think it is using carbon nano structures, close relatives of graphene
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by theragra 3y ago
It is used in industrial uses widely, for composites with greater durability, strength etc
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by theragra 3y ago
How? They don't have access to my email.
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by theragra 3y ago
Also, I constantly receive password reset codes to my email. I am not sure what scammers want to achieve, but it is annoying that Meta cannot do anything.
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by theragra 3y ago
This works for for people who live somewhere and go to the gym constantly. But God forbid you travel. I live in Europe, and in my town gym does not work in the way described in article. But when I went to the USA for two months, I had to si
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by theragra 3y ago
I was not that cynical before, but I live in a town where any encounter outside my friends makes me grind my teeth. Taxi driver tells me how covid is fake and all (sic) doctors are there to kill you, not help you. Doctor tells me how I nee
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by theragra 3y ago
I think best solution is to do this for users without MFA. That way we wont suffer for their sins.
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by theragra 3y ago
In Russian we also do this 1uite a lot. Xerox, google and photoshop are absolutely normal for activities. Also, thermos for vacuum flask. Dandy is a term for NES clones. doshirak or rolton for ramen noodles. Fairy for dish washing liquid. S

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