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warent
6y ago
it's a combination of it being a brand new (potentially throwaway) account, me potentially misunderstanding what is meant by claiming 20m annual profit for 3 people is "staying low", and the limits of text communication
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6y ago
> To put it in the words of Syndrome: if everything is conscious, nothing is. I think what you're using as a counter argument is really a foundation of buddhist emptiness or vedanta brahman. i.e. that the percieved duality is an ill
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6y ago
Am I the only one reading a significant amount of ego and humblebrag from this post? It's pretty off-putting and distracting from where there could be value.
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warent
6y ago
Wow, I can't imagine wanting to dance wet and naked with a dozens of strangers. My bubble feels thoroughly violated just imagining it
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6y ago
They never implied anything about motive. Really, why does motive even matter? Opposing motives can meet on the same positive result. It happens all the time with humans; whether it's two friends, or a corporation of 50,000 people, o
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warent
6y ago
It's curious to wonder when did humans begin associating words and writings with magic and special powers? Actually, when did pre-modern-human apes begin thinking about magic at all?
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warent
6y ago
> A decentralized network doesn't care for vision I'm not sure how this can be true as long as conditions are met: 1. original creator of decentralized network still exists 2. people still respect and give authority to creator
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warent
6y ago
That goes a lot further in eastern europe than you might think!
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warent
6y ago
I was shocked by how low the number is! My guess was that Zapier was in the 10s of millions
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warent
6y ago
!! I had no idea ip addresses were allocated in this way. Living in american tech is apparently way more luxurious than anything I ever could have imagined
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6y ago
This seems to be the largely the case with scandinavian countries in general. I've been seriously considering leaving the USA permanently because I'm having a difficult time reconciling my morals and ideals with the taxes I pay. B
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warent
6y ago
FYI my understanding is US citizens are exempt from US taxes as long as you spend 330 days of the year outside the US. You still have to file a tax return, you just don't pay anything. https://www.irs.gov/individuals&#x
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warent
6y ago
Agree, I get the sense we're not getting the full picture here. There's some information / context missing
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warent
6y ago
Am I a prude? idk why I've never found this kind of humor funny
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warent
6y ago
> Vibrations are present even at 0 K because of the uncertainty principle Are you sure that's true? I can't remember the exact details but recall that being a common misinterpretation of the uncertainty principle
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6y ago
Yeah. And if you mean to ask how is it ethical to put those clauses in the contract... if the executive does something so damaging to the business to get fired, the others need to recoup their losses by reclaiming shares and pension.
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6y ago
I can confirm that some customers are apparently very keenly aware of prices. I've recently been experimenting with my prices, and 2 days after lowering after going way too high, a customer sent me a message asking why they were paying
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warent
6y ago
Interesting, I had a very similar idea for this, but I'm already doing a solo side gig so haven't had the time to work on yet another solo thing. Maybe we can collaborate or chat? Shoot me an email!
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warent
6y ago
Sadly no because I need stateful RAM. A single VM might work but I'm scared
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warent
6y ago
I'm not sure why you're getting downvoted unless people are afraid that you're sponsored by Google. Your experience aligns with mine. Running a SaaS app by myself that serves heavy loads around 1 rps with burst of 400+ rps, k
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warent
6y ago
Well this is just untrue in my experience. I run a SaaS business and my customers love it when you ask for their opinions and insight. Where are you getting your information from?
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warent
6y ago
I'm unconvinced. It's not even possible to whitelist websites for their current "Enhanced Tracking Protection" feature[1]. This smells like another case of over engineering stuff that people never asked for while ignorin
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warent
6y ago
People are always anthropomorphizing inanimate things, especially machines! We see this all the time when people share videos of robots that cross into uncanny valley with humanlike faces, or those machines by Boston Dynamics. What's f
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6y ago
> Bitcoin is especially distracting right now, as they’re all nervously watching the real-time changes of their $1000 portfolios to see if they need to be sad about losing money because it’s crashing or sad about not investing more money
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6y ago
it wasnt until I read the original title and closely compared it to this one that I finally understood 4 means "for" here. Kept thinking it was a quantity or enumeration. Four friends? Four social hierarchies? The fourth group? Re
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6y ago
My take on dreams is that they're not literal. The mind is structured on a network of symbols and relationships between them, so the language of dreams are metaphors, double entendres, similar-sounds, etc. Why it is important is becaus
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6y ago
I'm curious to know if frequency of dreaming correlates to anything. Most people I talk to "rarely have dreams" (probably meaning they just dont remember them). For some reason in my case I have a vivid dream every night, som
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6y ago
Well, 3 things... 1st, this isn't a movie. getting entertainment from a real life person's drama can be inappropriate and dystopian in certain contexts, and this very well looks like it could be one of those contexts. 2nd, if an i
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6y ago
I have little knowledge of evolution theory, can you please help me understand this? How can one force evolution by invoking a fitness cost? Wouldn't that actually just drive extinction? I would have thought that if producing lactase w
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6y ago
I don't think this is exactly right is it? My understanding is it's not about testing you, it's just a matter of resource allocation in a severely inefficient system. The IRS does not have the resources to manually verify all
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