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by yuuu 5y ago
How do you cope with the feeling that you're missing out on future prestige?
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by yuuu 5y ago
I got flagged for replying "No." to this comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29962626 ). Did that really deserve to get flagged? No.
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by yuuu 5y ago
I had movers a couple months ago and tried to tip them. Note that I don't ever carry cash and am a proponent of abolishing the Federal Reserve. I asked them for their Ethereum or Bitcoin address, and they said, "neither of us don&
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by yuuu 5y ago
Maybe you should start with ordinary differential equations if you've forgotten calculus.
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by yuuu 5y ago
Unquestionably the best Beatles solo album? Ummm, no. Plastic Ono Band is the best solo album, and the second is Ram. All Things Must Pass is somewhere up there, but most of it is boring filler.
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by yuuu 5y ago
If you are interested in knowing the stories of the true rejects of the world, I encourage following the YouTube channel Soft White Underbelly: https://www.youtube.com/c/SoftWhiteUnderbelly
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by yuuu 5y ago
Here's an experiment: take two bugs. Pour alcohol on one and a protein shake on another. Which one do you think will be more biologically destructive?
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by yuuu 5y ago
Alcohol increases your heart rate.
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by yuuu 5y ago
Just more horseshit from Big Coconut, that's what I think.
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by yuuu 5y ago
I always scoffed at people who believed "a glass of wine every night is good for you." It seems pretty obvious that ingesting literal poison every day is not good for you.
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by yuuu 5y ago
You know what the kids are calling it? Dirt nap.
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by yuuu 5y ago
I'm not saying that enthusiasts can't be idiots, too. But the naysayers arguing against strawmen enthusiasts is getting pretty annoying, and it's pretty clear most of those people don't even know the technical definition
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by yuuu 5y ago
I agree with both of you guys. It's clear to me that this sort of decentralization will prove to be revolutionary. People who immediately equate NFTs with JPEGs are idiots and don't get it. They won't get it until they'r
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by yuuu 5y ago
ulterior
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by yuuu 5y ago
Oh yeah, the comparisons of Bitcoin with XML and a train wreck are much better and much more accurate than the commenter's analogies.
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by yuuu 5y ago
So because Bitcoin hasn't overtaken fiat currency as the de facto international standard means it's a failure? All of the critics in this thread sure have some narrow goalposts, don't they?
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by yuuu 5y ago
If all JSON is YAML but not all YAML is JSON, then YAML is a superset of JSON.
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by yuuu 5y ago
He edited his comment. Substantially. The original comment told people that because five pages were missing, "either do it right or don't do it at all." That was basically all he said. Great guy, getting me flagged by complet
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by yuuu 5y ago
If they're so smart, then why aren't _they_ smashing _me_?
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by yuuu 5y ago
I'm not going to hire a copywriter who confuses "kahunas" with "cojones."
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by yuuu 5y ago
Here's an idea: how about we don't tax things that people should be free to do anyway?
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by yuuu 5y ago
Well, it's annoying and usually arrogant. Just like people who put Ph.D. in their LinkedIn or Twitter names. I don't care that you have a Ph.D., and if you flaunt it, I'll think you're dumber than someone with a bachelor
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by yuuu 5y ago
Wouldn't one side sag lower than the other?
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by yuuu 5y ago
I think you're 100% right. I'll be laughing at all of the criticism in this thread ten years from now.
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by yuuu 5y ago
So this is a little funny, but I just got my Thinkpad X1 Carbon a few days ago with Fedora preinstalled. I booted it up to the Fedora installation, then the machine rebooted. After it rebooted, a Windows loading screen appeared, followed by
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by yuuu 5y ago
Okay, let's see your source that proves "most people don’t just dislike gab, they think it’s dangerous," Dr. Statistics.
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by yuuu 5y ago
"Most people," huh? You sure are an expert on what "most people" think. Maybe just replace that phrase with "I" if you want to stop being intellectually dishonest.
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by yuuu 5y ago
Thanks for putting this more eloquently than I could. This is an important point that I didn't state. There are passages in Moby Dick that are indeed beautiful, but the first thing I think of when I hear Moby Dick is how painful it is
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by yuuu 5y ago
If you're looking for something shorter and more readable about whaling, I'd recommend In the Heart of the Sea. The (nonfiction) story told there was used by Melville as inspiration for Moby Dick. Unlike Moby Dick, that was a book
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by yuuu 5y ago
What do you think I am, some sort of masochist?

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