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by tnzm 5y ago
Everyone ignores the elephant in the room. Just let the users set their own advertising profiles! Always relevant ads, no tracking needed.
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by tnzm 5y ago
And animal husbandry!
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by tnzm 5y ago
Burden of proof, my dude.
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by tnzm 5y ago
That's why it's the investment space that needs disruption - which is why crypto is met with so much pushback on HN. A year ago, crypto-related stories made front page much less often, if at all.
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by tnzm 5y ago
>Imagine reddit where the goal was to earn upvotes. That would look a lot like spamming low effort memes. Maximum possible return for effort. If your upvotes are money, I think that's what you'll tend to get. You basically desc
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by tnzm 5y ago
The self-preservation instinct and general human will to live is strong enough to keep you going even in the absence of "enough good things". But good things aren't the only thing that balances out bad things, as anyone who h
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by tnzm 5y ago
The question that bothers me is whether the existence of such distorted views of the world tells us something about the world. After all, they did not arise in isolation - what distorted that person's perception and what's prevent
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by tnzm 5y ago
Flatpak, of all things? https://flatkill.org/
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by tnzm 5y ago
Is there another "scrolling" window manager like FVWM which gives you a workspace larger than your screen but doesn't have an impenetrable configuration DSL?
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by tnzm 5y ago
>"Do you want to force someone to live on a planet where things happen which are a daily occurrence on ours?" is a consideration that all of our ancestors had to consider, too. Is it? Personally, I doubt that people of the past
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by tnzm 5y ago
Left and right wings belong to the same vulture.
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by tnzm 5y ago
>but they get to work as opposed to staying at home and degenerate (mentally and physically) That's a disgusting thing to say.
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by tnzm 5y ago
...which would kill them. Investors need education. Which might hurt - but won't kill them.
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by tnzm 5y ago
How would you ensure correspondence between the stone and the NFT though?
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by tnzm 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Qu...
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by tnzm 5y ago
On some other recent thread someone was complaining that many programmers are completely lost at debugging, tracing execution, identifying relevant errors, etc., and just resort to Stack Overflow whenever the framework fails. I've seen
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by tnzm 5y ago
>wouldn't have much incentive to grow my business more once my business makes more money than I can possibly spend in a lifetime. >going through the corporate bullcrap I had to do when needing some starting capital. The corporate
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by tnzm 5y ago
Not sure if you're looking for an automated solution (I'm looking for that too!) but as far as manual edits go the following Reaper features will make your life easier: * Ripple editing (Alt-P, once to enable for one track, twice
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by tnzm 5y ago
Nah - all things considered, nobody wants to be on your end of this conversation.
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by tnzm 5y ago
Who would've known... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by tnzm 5y ago
As far as comparisons go, let's try this on for size. Which of the following causes more harm in total: (a) a ransomware gang attacking the computers of a hospital, thus endangering the lives of its patients; or (b) law-abiding citizen
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by tnzm 5y ago
What technology emerged fully formed, working for everyone all the time?
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by tnzm 5y ago
That's... a low bar for an "ultimate dream"? Other than the backups now being offsite, one gains pretty much nothing this way. And there is much to be gained. Any type of centralized service provider is a SPOF. Some companies
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by tnzm 5y ago
What's even the point of a moon landing?
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by tnzm 5y ago
I beg to differ. I see ensuring a level playing field while preventing abuse, as pretty much the only valid reason for any (internal) policy at all. Everything else is just history being written by the winners.
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by tnzm 5y ago
Ah yes, threats and bureaucracy, the go-to tools of the statist. Reminds me, more than anything else, of all the joy sparked worldwide for the better part of the 20th century by the War on Drugs. In your ideal world, is any cash transaction
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by tnzm 5y ago
Here I am thinking there's finally a working file storage coin for truly decentralized and anonymous file hosting and no... it's another proof-of-waste thing.
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by tnzm 5y ago
Doesn't he deserve it? If you were to launch a world-changing project at the cost of disappearing completely, wouldn't you want to reap some benefit from that project if it ever succeeds?
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by tnzm 5y ago
So are VC unicorns.
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by tnzm 5y ago
The thing with ideologies (and other kinds of socioeconomical hypotheses) is that they're hyperstitional in nature - you can't prove they're realizable without at the same time deliberately trying to realize them, using peopl

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