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Unexpected costs of fossil fuels that cause climate change is a historical failure of regulation (politics) and not markets. Markets are not magic. They're just a tool.
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Your type of reasoning is the exact problem that we have in politics. Single people think they know better than this genius swarm intelligence that is the market. And then they make stupid rules for everyone. It doesn't matter what is
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6y ago
I think a price minimum can be inferred by e.g. looking at economic decrease via GDP. Theoretically you could invest as much money as is the opportunity cost of not being vaccinated. In Germany that opportunity cost after 3 months of lockdo
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It's false to assume that only rich people get the vaccine when markets regulate. There's economies of scale that will help lowering production cost. Edit: Also, let's not kid ourselves here. Anyone that is a billionaire can
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6y ago
From your choice of words one can see that you judge pharma concerns for "generating massive profits" by "taking the world hostage". But nobody has taken anyone for hostage. You're speculating. And it's a gigan
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6y ago
In a competitive market a price of 1000$ per Epipen would not exist.
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6y ago
As an EU citizen, I second this.
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6y ago
What a ridiculous frame from Tagesschau and whoever is syndicating this news too. As a German, I'd have happily paid 50€ or 100x more to receive a vaccination as soon as possible. And then as a country, I'd be happy to pay that pr
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Show HN: Substack Inc Adds Unsolicited Job Ad on My Website; I Fight Back
(github.com)
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> There's no way to remap a "global package identifier" to the entry point (e.g. remap import from "package" to "../path/to/mymodules/package/index.mjs") on the Browser-side. I
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6y ago
I've started using ESM in a static website builder too [1]. It works, kinda. Problems that I encountered: To get `__dirname`, you have to do an awkward workaround using path and url [3]. For npm modules that implement a path e.g. `@lib
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6y ago
I'm attempting to build a data set ETF: https://rugpullindex.com
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Show HN: Data Set Index Built on Ethereum
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Show HN: Simple QR Code Scanner
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6y ago
> but I still got folks on Twitter telling me to "just use TypeScript", This type of behavior is exactly the reason why I think the existence of Typescript adds downsides to being a JS dev. Saying "just use TS" is of
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6y ago
When having a local frontend and a backend online, sameSite cookies can become a debugging hurdle. When I encounteted the problem, I wrote this practical post to resolve the problem via browser configurations: https://timdaub.git
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Show HN: An Index for Data Sets on Ethereum
(timdaub.github.io)
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6y ago
Let's see! I'll try!
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Funny how the dinosaurs in this thread are arguing whether a < T+2 settlement is possible as fiat transactions are not atomic. In forth semester of computer science, I toyed around with Bitcoin (2014?). A client had asked me to build a c
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OP here, I wrote a launch post too: https://timdaub.github.io/2020/12/11/rugpullindex/ Feedback and questions welcome!
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Show HN: An Index for Data Sets on Ethereum
(rugpullindex.com)
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Lol, what else to say but: Buy Bitcoin?
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Is it just me or does a16z look like a spam website to others too?
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sifted.eu lists Wolt as "Deeptech News". I find the word deeptech cringe. It's just tech.
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6y ago
Funnily enough, I started to notice the sentiment of wanting to go back to the office this month with friends. When I started working from home a few years pre-covid, I also had the loneley-blues after a year or so. It's wasn't n
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Lol is this a dadaist software project? > breck7 is currently the BDFL: Benevolent Dummy For Life. But if you feel like you can be a better Dummy, please either fork this project and prove it, or just get involved and stage a peaceful co
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6y ago
I like the article here as it makes a powerful argument about open source. FOSS is eating the software world. In Social Architecture, Peter Hintjens (ZeroMQ) has another way of putting it. Paraphrased he says that: Open sourcing a particula
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I can also recommend the author's blog https://www.gwern.net/index# that features amazingly detailed blog posts and essays.
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Hey mtlynch! Glad you like the post! Your blog inspired me to get better at writing and to take blogging more seriously. So I guess I want to say thanks! Keep up the amazing work!
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Good point, I think pinning a version would make sense here. import { h, Component, render } from ' https://unpkg.com/preact@10.5.10?module '
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