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ucha
7y ago
Apple is very invested in Thunderbolt 3 which AMD chips can't provide.
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ucha
7y ago
While I admire the effort, the music sounds quite unpleasant... Jukedeck has significantly better AI generated music but since I have not found a description of how their model works, it is hard to compare it to this.
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ucha
7y ago
That's not what a bond is.
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ucha
8y ago
Outside of bonus periods, Amex doesn't pay more than 1% in the UK as far as I know...
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ucha
8y ago
Safari does that too. https://www.howtogeek.com/326532/safari-now-disables-auto-pl...
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ucha
8y ago
I could only find the lawyer's twitter account but not the tweets you're referring to.
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ucha
8y ago
How do you know what happened between Tripp and his lawyer?
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ucha
8y ago
The article says you can log into your ProtonMail account without a VPN. That is not an issue. Other Russian email providers would not be able to send you messages though.
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ucha
8y ago
The 90 days within 180 days period restriction still applies. It's just that you will need a visa now and it will last 3 years whereas you didn't need one before.
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ucha
8y ago
Brian Armstrong thinks the same thing: https://twitter.com/brian_armstrong/status/10986564916098498...
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8y ago
There is proof that modafinil and methylphenidate (Provigil and Ritalin) improve chess performance: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0924977X1...
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World’s No 1 bridge player suspended after failing a drugs test
(theguardian.com)
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ucha
8y ago
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ucha
8y ago
Do you have a source? Because they don't.
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ucha
8y ago
Yes.
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8y ago
That's not at all the point I'm making. Who said anything about employment law or decency? They simply have nothing in common with a pharmaceutical company that committed fraud and delivered fake medical reports to patients or a f
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ucha
8y ago
Transferwise charges 0.5% for fx conversions as far as I know.
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8y ago
That's not going to happen. This schadenfreude is sad and hard to understand. You're comparing companies that were criminal enterprises that produced no value to a real company that has millions of happy and real customers. Their
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ucha
8y ago
Revolut is the only bank I know of that does free fx conversions, it's a huge feature and money saver for people that have bank accounts in different countries and currencies.
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ucha
8y ago
Bitcoin has plenty of issues but being deflationary isn't one of them. Real estate is deflationary and people do not refuse to trade land.
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ucha
8y ago
Just a heads up: it works on Chrome but not on Safari
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ucha
8y ago
Except Huawei is not traded publicly.
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ucha
8y ago
The Chevy Bolt?
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ucha
8y ago
That's plain false.
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ucha
8y ago
I never heard this one... what do you have to back it up?
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Bitcoin-Rigging Criminal Probe Focused on Tie to Tether
(bloomberg.com)
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8y ago
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ucha
8y ago
Amazon has a 50+ % share of e-commerce in the US. By law, monopolies are not allowed to engage in anti-competitive behaviour including favouring some products or their own.
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ucha
8y ago
What do you mean by there's a lot of water between DNA and microwave source? Outer skin cell have a diameter of 30 microns - their DNA can be damaged.
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8y ago
Yes. It has been known for decades that biological matter resonates at microwave frequencies but we've been told over and over that non-ionizing radiations cannot cause cancer [0]. DNA is an electricly charged dipole that will heat up
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Will Julia eventually replace Python? (2017)
(quora.com)
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8y ago
The statute of limitation applies to the time between the moment the crime was committed and the moment charges are filed. If charges were filled and warrants were issued in 1978 but the "fugitive" was not caught, the statute of l
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