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tyrust
4y ago
That's my question to the OP.
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4y ago
> I didn't know about this site until yesterday. It's interesting that your takeaway in light of this knowledge is a strategy that totally misses keeping your children away from the forum responsible for three suicides [0]. [0]
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4y ago
Opinions about whether or not the victim deserves it don't seem relevant.
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4y ago
This site has a calculator: https://www.stakingrewards.com/earn/ethereum-2-0/ Running three of your own validators gets you $7,333 a year. You'd have to be in a pretty low cost of living area for that to wor
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4y ago
Any validator can run the slasher process. Docs from one of the validator clients: https://docs.prylabs.network/docs/prysm-usage/slasher
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4y ago
I doubt it's the general strategy. Patrick might be assuming that frequenters of HN are less likely to be bad actors and people that legitimately are slipping through the cracks.
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4y ago
> Not sure why you wouldn't be. Art is an end in itself. Not everything that takes work needs to make needs to be immediately converted into money.
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4y ago
The novel is short enough that I'd recommend it. If you really don't read much, though, the short story gets the point across. Either way, highly recommended.
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4y ago
From the HN rules: >Eschew flamebait. Avoid unrelated controversies and generic tangents. They provided a pretty thorough overview (nearly 500 words) of the multiple reasons why they are showing caution. You picked out the one that happ
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5y ago
>Tech twitter things just because they are good at programming, they have a valid view on topic Y. This is a good summary of many threads on HN (particularly political).
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5y ago
That video is a two minute clip from a transphobe's YouTube channel featuring their appearance on trash daytime television. If you honestly want to learn more about the difference between sex and gender, you should seek out numerous an
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5y ago
By your logic, any tax increase will fuel inequalities. This is a reasonable line of thinking (although I do not know its validity), but serves nothing more than to derail a conversation about tax-funded benefits.
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5y ago
Your criticism is about the tax system, not UBI. If you want to change the tax system to target those issues, that sounds like a good idea. It's sorta orthogonal to the conversation about where those taxes go, though.
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5y ago
> $24 million guaranteed income program to give 2,000 poor families $1,000 per month This is really missing the "U" in "UBI". That aside, how does UBI (combined with a progressive tax system) "lock in structural
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5y ago
Whoa, that's pretty cool. Mind sharing the company or at least the industry?
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5y ago
I mean, they are being paid to do this.
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5y ago
Tencent isn't the buyer. Prosus, a Tencent investor, is.
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5y ago
True, but in my experience they are always clearly labeled as such. Whereas Forbes makes the difference non-obvious, as evidenced by commenters on Forbes opinion pieces often saying "Forbes says $thing" rather than "$blogger
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5y ago
I think this is a blog post, not an article. They've really ruined any reputation that they might have once had by muddling the difference.
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5y ago
> makes it easier, not harder, for women to raise money compared to men. Do you have a citation for that? Because the article links a blog (that links a paper) that seems to say otherwise: https://medium.com/janeventurec
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5y ago
If the line is flat then how do you know which way it's facing? Snark aside, I haven't noticed it. Examples would be interesting.
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5y ago
I have no reason to do that and it's not a required part using Reddit.
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5y ago
>/r/all I have no reason to look at /r/all and neither do you if you don't like it. Just subscribe to subreddits you want to see. The default Reddit experience isn't my cup of tea, either. But if you spend
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5y ago
I mean, the site hasn't been unchanged over that history. I've left many subreddits as they became memed-out messes. Overall, I find that there are plenty of subreddits with focused discussion and decent moderation. I'd be i
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5y ago
>It's also super heavily astroturfed by political groups in all the subreddits (on both sides) to try to influence the general groupthink narrative/consensus. It's so disgustingly obvious but doesn't seem to be an iss
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5y ago
Thanks for using a bell, I really appreciate it as a hiker! I feel like any naysayer hasn't actually been out on the trails much or haven't run into a bike while doing so. >music from phone speakers Now those are unjustifiabl
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5y ago
The existence of levels.fyi doesn't appear to have hurt Total Comp thus far.
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5y ago
Oh wow, this exists? Looks more efficient than my combination of duct tape, paper, and a black maker.
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5y ago
Yeah I think this person is just waxing poetic about something vaguely related to your original comment.
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5y ago
That's all fun and cool until you want to hold $handle accountable for forwarding all your messages to their favorite state power.
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