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841.
by usrn 5y ago
How about: "You probably don't need to pay industrial power rates for your MVP setup."
842.
by usrn 5y ago
Japan has a far lower crime rate than most US cities.
843.
by usrn 5y ago
Sorry to double comment but I love the different reactions between Reddit and HN: Reddit: He's a danger to himself and others! HN: That's neat! sounds better than my current project.
844.
by usrn 5y ago
>This can't be good for his mental health There are way worse things for your mental health than habitual physical activity. I'd bet half the people here would benefit from a good tunnel project. But it's probably like any
845.
by usrn 5y ago
>Deflationary currencies encourage people to _hoard_ money People hoard things regardless. Inflationary currencies cause people to hoard property and we're watching the destruction from that unfold in real time in the US.
846.
by usrn 5y ago
These older people enjoyed a lot of saved time and money when they were younger by not having children. They ate their cake, I don't see why they get to steal the next generation's so they can have it too.
847.
by usrn 5y ago
IME most consumer laptops (that aren't Chrome books which have definitely taken over) at best have virtualization turned off (so you can turn it on, potentially breaking some Windows thing.) I've given up on any kind of pre-built
848.
by usrn 5y ago
I actually do still use it to pay for a SAAS side project from a retired startup founder who got kicked off paypal. It's super convenient for digital stuff like that.
849.
by usrn 5y ago
I'm sure they'll hint at it but if they're doing it then they're truly desperate. Certainly they know better than most that people willing to tolerate sharing an account aren't going to pay for a subscription when t
850.
by usrn 5y ago
Why? (I'm not too familiar with UK politicians) Because she's on the Right? WikiLeaks isn't only interesting to the left you know.
851.
by usrn 5y ago
Nintendo has an FAQ about it on there website where even they admit it.
852.
by usrn 5y ago
The only version of the "American dream" I've ever heard was getting a small house on a ~1 acre lot and starting a family. I don't know what all this about becoming a millionaire is from. -- a idk probably 10th generatio
853.
by usrn 5y ago
Only if that's the only human right. It's impossible to run any kind of social safety net if an unlimited number of people can come in and bankrupt the social support. Democracy also becomes impossible because if the native popula
854.
by usrn 5y ago
Is bringing your own GC that hard? I think putting one in the spec would bloat Wasm runtimes which would be more concerning.
855.
by usrn 5y ago
https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/QmYqh8z4hoFhJPko6TvjBEWQqGZ...
856.
by usrn 5y ago
Have a hard rule: no non-free software. I've used Alpine for email and Emacs's Calendar for calendar.
857.
by usrn 5y ago
This destruction of culture and language actually has the potential for a lot of short term gain by consumer facing corporations (Here's a good summary of how this sort of thing works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b
858.
by usrn 5y ago
Yeah and they were right. We keep inflating the time children spend in school but don't proportionately scale the content. People are taking Calculus the second year they're in college now. People are graduating high school practi
859.
by usrn 5y ago
You don't even need Home Assistant. Many compliant devices just speak UPNP and have MDNS so you can just use UPNP clients. There's even a nice GTK UPNP IOT GUI for Linux.
860.
by usrn 5y ago
There's a difference a mile wide between censoring discussions between adults about complex current issues and censoring books being given to children.
861.
by usrn 5y ago
IIRC that was a short squeeze which additionally requires the use of credit.
862.
by usrn 5y ago
1) No one calls anyone "ToFu" (in English anyway.) 2) Saying "no black" doesn't refer to people anymore than saying "no white." (you wouldn't capitalize it outside of titles since "the black&#x2F
863.
by usrn 5y ago
Looking around that makes sense. Actual production shrank and almost no one can afford housing until they're middle aged. Walking down city streets the buildings that aren't boarded up and decaying only have "for lease"
864.
by usrn 5y ago
Simple feildbusses with a hub are definitely the way to do this. Eventually you can replace the hub with something better without having to rewire the building.
865.
by usrn 5y ago
Good old GDP.
866.
by usrn 5y ago
The network equipment is compromised worse than the phones (network operators have the same issue smartphone users do where they can't actually get shells on their own equipment) and it already knows enough about you to be an issue. An
867.
by usrn 5y ago
Immigration must be limited to the degree that construction can happen. Because it can be raised almost to an arbitrarily high degree it's very easy to overwhelm domestic home production.
868.
by usrn 5y ago
It's emulating a RISCV machine. IIRC there is an extensa port of Linux.
869.
by usrn 5y ago
Which countries are you talking about? I'd be very interested in seeing that.
870.
by usrn 5y ago
>Compromising on freedom doesn't result in a loss of freedom This is an immediate and direct contradiction.

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