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by whb07 5y ago
Don’t forget the reasons why you left NY.
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by whb07 5y ago
lawyers, buildings, contracts, the person selling keys for PO Box, guards to watch over your PO Box, mail system. Plus all the other things on top that are associated to flying in to Bermuda for the week of business to setup your PO BOX. Oh
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by whb07 5y ago
“We need to eliminate foreign tax havens” or more succinctly: “We need to condemn the families and businesses in places like those tiny island nations in the Caribbean to more poverty” Those tax havens exist because they realize that a very
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by whb07 5y ago
I’m just here for the jamming of “x” into words: Latinx, womxn, etc.
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by whb07 5y ago
Here’s a simple point for you to consider. Let’s assume you and your team are 10x devs with perfect knowledge and use all the right tools. What happens when you guys leave or someone who isn’t up to your standard contributes, or is a junior
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by whb07 5y ago
Many of the newer reactors don’t need the level of radioactive material as compared to the older ones. AFAIK, some newer ones could even run on spent rods. As to the feasibility of storage of old material, assume that Germany literally had
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by whb07 5y ago
Wonder how they accounted for the gun shot victims and motorcycle crashes who are accounted as covid deaths? Looking at Italian data going back to March/April of 2020, we knew that over 50% of deaths, the patient had 3+ serious disease
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by whb07 5y ago
Yep, this is my exact feeling. Really felt like Ben Horowitz fell in love and maybe coaxed/cut-in his rapper friends to help push this real quick. Maybe one of his buddies kept saying “yo Ben, when can I make an investment just like As
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by whb07 5y ago
Now do obesity.
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by whb07 5y ago
Limits?
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by whb07 5y ago
And three can nearly triple it!
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by whb07 5y ago
The actual bitcoin-core wallet needs revamping, why don’t you start there?
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by whb07 5y ago
It would really panic if it ran into an unhandled condition that you explicitly sent it to or left as is. What I mean is pretend you have some external reading/data coming in and you parse it to have the field "name" to alway
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by whb07 5y ago
Ding ding ding!! People forget that there is the English internet, which is wholly different than the other languages. The idea of a lingua franca in science and business is a net positive to be able to unify and communicate effectively. If
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by whb07 5y ago
What exactly is in English within Python? There’s but a couple keywords used, and the phrasing things of “for x in y” is something like “para x en y” or similar isn’t mind blowing. Not just that, but given that many inventions and concepts
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by whb07 5y ago
This initially thought this would be a nice tutorial/community for Spanish speakers but it appears to be that they are attempting to write a new programming language. I’ll have to say I prefer the idea of educational site that explains
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by whb07 6y ago
And if they are living in Colombia, they would be living like kings. Got to start somewhere.
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by whb07 6y ago
Because you’re able to pass benefits and productivity presumably to US citizens. Not just that, but fine, you win your arguments as they are perfect. So now, this founder/owners have pallets of US dollars. Where does one spend those fu
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by whb07 6y ago
To be fair, you’re doing the old: “Nuh uh, you can definitely use a car as a boat”. Yes, you’re right, you can live in the stack and use RAII for C++. But there’s no enforcement flag or a RAII-ONLY check at compile. So it’s moot what you’re
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by whb07 6y ago
The same happens if people stopped caring about the yellow rock. People stop mining gold only because it’s valueless. People stop mining bitcoin because it’s valueless.
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by whb07 6y ago
The tangible hard money equivalent is gold. It is also a battery one can store value across time. Yes, the raw energy that went in to feed the miners was lost via heat etc but the brunt of it was stored.
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by whb07 6y ago
Last I remember, the regulations start to become extreme past 40+ people. So what you get is small businesses who choose to not go past that demarcation.
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by whb07 6y ago
I volunteer you for the challenge.
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by whb07 6y ago
Do you have any good resources on writing dlls to consume via .net like you’re talking about ? How do you deal with the managed memory when using the gc from .net
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by whb07 6y ago
I’m not just talking CO2. The biggest polluters of plastics in the ocean is S.Asia. I’d be willing to bet every other metric goes to China and it’s neighbors, to include chemical dumping into waterways etc. Never going to improve things if
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by whb07 6y ago
Calling out the biggest offenders like China is a starting step.
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by whb07 6y ago
In theory, they could create a wasm binary I know they are starting to incorporate more of it via blazor among others
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by whb07 6y ago
This logic is flawed. “But if we remove the tourniquet the person will bleed out!” .... Okay, you’re right. Perhaps we should ask instead, why do we need the tourniquet? What conditions were put in place that capital is attempting to leave?
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by whb07 6y ago
Watch the people in power still say once 70%+ of population is vaccinated or has been exposed : “But you need to social distance” “But you still need to wear 3 masks, as 3 is obviously better than 2” “But there are new strains that you’re n
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by whb07 6y ago
Maybe they’ll request to have crew served weapons to mow down civilians.

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