zeven7

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by zeven7 4y ago
Downvoted, but am I wrong?
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> They stripped the creators of revenue from the original ads and just kept the tokens/revenue from their ads. It's been a long time, but what I remember was the tokens went back into a pool that were used to pay out other crea
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If that's all it is, then in my opinion the article is misleading. That's exactly how I always assumed incognito mode worked. And although I recognize it might not be how an average consumer understands it, it is what I think most
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I'm not saying there's nothing wrong with our monetary policy that leads to wild speculation, but isn't "just to maintain their wealth" overstating it? I guess it remains to be seen what happens from here, but ignor
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> Using a computer engine is part of learning and preparing in chess (AFAICT). What other sport has a similar issue where an extremely useful and essential and highly available tool in the sport is considered cheating based entirely on u
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No, in context of what I said (when the number is what you're looking at) the number is the information . If the content is what you care about, the number being 2 million or 5 million is meaningless because you'll never get thro
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If you look at the number of results rather than the results themselves, you clearly care about the number. The number is the information . It can answer a question like: How many books in the Library of Congress contain the word "G
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Is there an MD5 hash string that hashes to itself?
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> Even Hikaru ... chooses to make silly videos instead of actually having strong stance against this bullying. I think Hikaru also suspects Hans may be cheating.
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The only thing is, I don't think Magnus is losing to anyone else at a disproportionate rate. The only pattern I saw identified is Hans winning at a disproportionate rate when the match was streamed live. Or am I wrong?
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I'm curious, are there any particular tricks you used for this puzzle? I basically just used reasoning and trial and error, but wonder what methods may have helped me solve it quicker.
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I don't understand your analogy. Ethereum was paying miners $20 M / day before the merge, and now that money is gone. There's $20 M / day that used to be flowing to miners that no longer is.
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If 80% of the revenue was from Ethereum, and now that part disappeared, 100% of the miners are left fighting over the 20% that's left. It's be like if all women stopped going to Starbucks tomorrow, and you asked, "Why don&#x2
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> A property that any web service is capable of providing without the blockchain having to be involved. No, then you run into the Byzantine generals problem, which is the specific problem solved by blockchains. So maybe the problem is yo
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> Secondly, is Bitcoin + Lightning in combo decentralized in practice? I don't know. I'm much more interested in Ethereum, personally.
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A transaction on the Bitcoin base layer takes 10 minutes to be confirmed once. There is second layer tech available to allow faster transactions (Lightning). A transaction on the Ethereum base layer takes 12 seconds to be confirmed once.
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Read about the EPR paradox and Bell's theorem. Einstein argued it was always tails and you just didn't know (local hidden variables) and Bell showed that couldn't be true.
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I find a note added by Nature's editors in March 2020 to be the least trustworthy part.
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Pine is really smokey and burns fast
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A closer example might be Milo Y (on phone, don't want to look up spelling) whose fame was absolutely killed by being removed from social media.
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I've wondered similarly, but I don't know why it would need mass. That just complicated things. It has energy, and we have an equation that tells us how much equivalent mass that would be. It's not missing mass, it's ene
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Bingo, does energy not affect spacetime the same as mass? I always assumed it did. My assumption was this was already worked into the calculations and not enough to account for dark matter.
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I'm going to try this out! - both the theme and zen mode.
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For SWEs, I don't think it's over
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Ok, so they're too busy to understand this basic difference between public health (their own field) and science, something that you're telling some random person on the internet about. Nice
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Not OP, but US would fit the bill
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Maybe tell some of our public health officials that
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This is exactly why a large portion of the population is not wrong to doubt the official narrative. Science shouldn't even be engaged in trying to save as many lives as possible. Science should only be concerned with discovering and di
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It was in fact the running joke that everyone knew everyone hated BCL. But the issues with it were well known, so it makes sense to me that after learning all that the guy who invented it could have come up with a really good successor.
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> only $7M has been in crypto Vitalik alone donated $5M. https://fortune.com/2022/04/08/vitalik-buterin-ukraine-donat... This page says $60M has been donated to one specific organization https:/&#x2F

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