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by zaroth 4y ago
This is inevitable for all coins with published public keys, which all the early coins are. So, e.g. all of Satoshi's coins. For coins where the public key is hashed, perhaps not inevitable. Depending on how you look at it, it's
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by zaroth 4y ago
I think the point is that the supply chains probably need upwards of years of time to adapt in some cases, you can’t just turn on a recipe that needs a full cup of blueberries per serving on Monday and expect there to be a spare million cup
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It’s not only optional, you get paid good money for providing the service. But once you opt-in you are under contract to provide the power when they come knocking.
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You don’t have to go to a submenu to lock and unlock the car. Just tap the padlock status indicator. It will also tell you if the doors are locked or not. It’s right there in the top row! The mirrors are automatic and set themselves for you
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by zaroth 4y ago
So now given proof, was is the recourse? His account has been restored. The content was suppressed for as long as it needed to be. The old tweets have almost zero relevance. I doubt you can sue the government on 1st amendment grounds for pu
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There are no absolute rights. Even the right to life is not absolute.
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Server pricing, potato pricing, I suppose every product has some energy component baked into the price. Probably more than I might even guess… High electricity price, and high energy cost in general, is probably the biggest regressive tax t
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Wow, that is a very pleasing and seamless UX to just treat it like actual embedded text. Not often am I actually pleasantly surprised by something new in UI. Apple Pay on the Web might have been my last ‘Woah’ moment actually.
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My googling seems to indicate; > All of the past 12 recessions identified by the National Bureau of Economic Research have seen at least two quarters of negative GDP growth, and, conversely, each instance of at least two quarters of neg
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I think the issue is more about influence than it is about privacy.
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You can stop waiting.
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It's in the figure - in the yellow bubble under "Few input examples in English". Interestingly on iPhone I could copy/paste the text, but on desktop Chrome I can't, and Ctrl-F doesn't work on it. Vector text in
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by zaroth 4y ago
Please say this isn’t true… What’s the point of an EPA guideline if we’re literally flossing with it? This seems to be the study that first found an association between Oral-B flossing and higher levels of PFAS in the body; https:/&#x
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by zaroth 4y ago
20 billion parameters and the UI for voice is still cringe level terrible. Or is it just me and I’ve turned into a get-off-my-lawn curmudgeon when it comes to audio interfaces? > Find a reservation far from my work location in eight hou
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The most “amusing” example of PFA use I’ve heard of is in waterproofing the compostable paper single-use food containers, and most ridiculous of all, paper straws. Talk about cutting off one’s own nose. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.ni
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by zaroth 4y ago
You might be surprised to learn that ‘Equity Market Cap’ is not the only variable in the full equation which states a company’s value! When you discover the second variable, you might also discover that Tesla’s ‘Equity Market Cap’ makes a l
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> Alas, it will never be. Humans of every age, at every time, seem to alway feel that they had “arrived”. That we as a species were closer to the end than the beginning. That the arc of progress was bending towards its end. They’ve alw
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It’s certainly fundamental to the world we live it as it exists today, and particularly in suburban / non-walkable environments. With climate change, crime, and COVID I would say that those “space inefficient” personal transports will
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It’s almost like any blanket dogmatic statement about a complex medical treatment will inevitably turn out to be wrong, one way or the other?
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There are, however, much more significant positive intrinsic and extrinsic values to pervasive passenger and truck infrastructure than there are negative externalities. Namely, it’s a fundamental underpinning of modern civilization.
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Perhaps the real world example of this is the price transparency laws that Trump pushed through. Whether democrats were staunchly against it, I don’t actually recall.
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It’s a great question. I don’t know the answer, but I have a sneaking suspicion. Something something Kim Dotcom? There must be some treaty…
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Unless the act of drinking water was this hyper-politicized thing that required basically splitting the atom to try to please all your electoral interests. And so the end result is a law which negates itself, which might well have been the
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Thanks for explaining this! So which is more likely, Germans adding proper whitespace in their written language, or Germans codifying legal abortion before 12 weeks?
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Taxed as “wages” according to the IRS even though it actually has no present value because it’s not liquid / has no market / has no arms length value. “Earned income” is the absolute worst way to receive an asset with tax rates ov
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An attacker can already do this, at scale. Whether it be overriding traffic lights to show green in all directions, or taking down critical air traffic control systems. It’s like arguing that we can’t possibly build autonomous cars because
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Inflation is a good reason why long term capital gains rates are lower than income tax rates. You can argue about the timeframe and getting the whole break after 1 year versus maybe giving larger breaks the longer you hold, but that’s the
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> I am just wondering how many people have to die before it finally dawns on on us that the current approach is idiotic. I was going to say about 30,000 per year in the US, but it’s actually up above 40,000 per year now. [1] - https:&
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Single rooms, and from the very short description, apparently no running water? > Each room will have a bed, a desk and chair, heating and air conditioning, a window, and most importantly a door that locks. This is a very special purpo
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Thank you, you’ve explained this better than I could

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