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by v8xi 4y ago
Ok I'll bite. Why would Germany sanction Poland for this?
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by v8xi 4y ago
In that case you "own" a paper bitcoin, which is much the same as not owning one at all. In this case, the "bitcoin" you own doesn't even exist (outside of the exchanges database) so you cannot use this to speculate
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by v8xi 4y ago
Anyone wanting to know more about what led to this whole fiasco, I would highly recommend this read: https://dirtybubblemedia.substack.com/p/is-alameda-research-...
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by v8xi 4y ago
There was a report that came out a few days ago claiming that Alameda Research (SBFs company) was insolvent / did not have enough cash to cover their FTT liabilities[1]. CZ begins dumping their FTX token to de-risk and that led to them
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by v8xi 4y ago
Assuming due diligence goes through. I'm sure Binance won't know precisely where to locate any deal-tanking skeletons.
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by v8xi 4y ago
As the world reaches peak device, they'll probably open up and pursue some of these other markets, too
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by v8xi 4y ago
Was just talking about this with my wife. We had an extended family group chat come in that was an absolute disaster with each of us getting several messages per response. I believe this is because it contains a mix of android users and we
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by v8xi 4y ago
Wow - would love to hear more about the hardware/software stack you're using to perform all this. And how do you go about it when away from the office?
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by v8xi 4y ago
No doubt we had a very lucky roll, and I agree that intelligent life must be extraordinarily rare. But the galaxy/universe and its history is incomprehensibly enormous and dynamic. You're right that evolution isn't a one-way
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by v8xi 4y ago
the process of saponification adds a hydrophilic/water-soluble end to a hydrophobic molecule (fat - which is essentially a long hydrocarbon chain). The fatty end embeds itself in fats/oils which then form what are called micelles
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by v8xi 4y ago
that taught me more than my high school economics class
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Though at the beginning the guards didn't teleport and instakill you, instead they would have to chase you - I don't remember if their hit was an instakill but I do remember a before/after of when suddenly you could not escap
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by v8xi 4y ago
I was like 10 years old when I started playing on free shards - was even GM on one that had about 100 players and I remember putting an event together with giants invading a town and I had made a whole mini town out of little model houses i
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by v8xi 4y ago
there with you - UO was the greatest game I ever played
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by v8xi 4y ago
M2 Mac 500gb about 2-2.5 months old === START OF SMART DATA SECTION === SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02) Critical Warning: 0x00 Temperature
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by v8xi 4y ago
link to an earlier thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32926557
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by v8xi 4y ago
Agreed! Hm, I don't see a message (and my account settings shouldn't be blocking it) - whats your username?
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by v8xi 4y ago
This is a great idea. On a related note I just read this ~2000s article[0] by an anthropologist about natural sleeping/resting positions amongst humans/primates. An interesting take he had was that having the chest firmly on the g
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by v8xi 4y ago
I'm actually in a similar boat learning these things to apply to chess but rather than making a stronger AI, trying to learn and catalog strategies to make learning chess more intuitive. Would be interested in talking more if you are!
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by v8xi 4y ago
Quick somebody write a program to automatically rebut these types of accusations
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by v8xi 4y ago
thank you
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Heard an ad for a cybersecurity company yesterday and this same thought crossed my mind - how much business (and expertise) is generated to prevent cyber crime? Since the capital companies spend on preventing fraud likely far outweighs what
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by v8xi 4y ago
Had a roommate in graduate school whose friend listed his car (and phone number) on craigslist for a ridiculously low price. His phone was ringing off the hook for like two days until he was able to get it taken down.
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by v8xi 4y ago
I know that it's a less-than-reputable source, but I love the theory that the Richat structure is the lost city of Atlantis. https://www.ancient-origins.net/unexplained-phenomena/richat... .
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Does the inertia of a body depend upon its energy content? (1905) [pdf](cdn2.hubspot.net)
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https://archive.ph/VMKCA
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by v8xi 4y ago
https://archive.ph/FrRiG
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I started playing regularly about 5 years ago after a New Year's resolution to break a video game addiction - I figured I would play it when the urge was too much and that either I would stop playing games entirely, or come out being d
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by v8xi 4y ago
looks like this https://thenextweb.com/news/science-corp-neuralink-co-founde...
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Would highly recommend watching Fires of Kuwait - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2deGanpWvEo They show this and other technologies developed by the different countries involved in the firefighting efforts. Also astoundin

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