zeven7

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by zeven7 5y ago
I taught my kids to look both ways. Now what do I do?
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Crypto handouts have been called "tips" for several years, long before Twitter was involved. There's of course even a crypto called TIPS[1] dating back to 2014. During that time Bitcoin and Dogecoin tips were common on Reddit
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Quite the paradox
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I'll back you up on this. I tried the trick to switch to hibernate, but it actually got worse for me than my problems with sleep.
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I'll chime in as well from my 2020 XPS 17. This issue is incredibly frustrating. It's worth switching over, however I don't really know where to go for a premium laptop. I'm not very interested in a Mac. HP and Lenovo ha
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You do have a point there
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What do you actually want Western nations to ban? The purchase and sale of digital currencies?? What if a nation adopts Bitcoin as its national currency? You can no longer buy and sell another nation's currency? What if you want to vis
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Ok, maybe "many investors in most publicly traded assets".
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That's true for all types of investors
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It seems like requiring the client to provide proof of work (e.g. Hashcash[1]) could be an easy way to help reduce the asymmetry. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashcash
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> It's pretty easy to find examples outside of the animal kingdom where an organism's lifecycle depends on it being eaten at some point. So far as I know, there are no animals with this property. There are parasites for which b
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Nature is brutal. For animals in the wild, survival is a struggle on a whole different level. The predators hunt the young of other species, or their own children starve. The prey are in constant danger, and may be suffering their own short
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> That is the crux of it though; we're seeing the same effect as every time a new strong player arises. Ok, I agree with you there. It's like AlphaGo is the next in the line of Dosaku -> Shusaku -> Go Seigen. These types
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It's a common term in modern RTS, and it's got more meaning attached to it than simply "a large group". For example, in StarCraft 2, a full army of zerglings wouldn't be considered a "death ball" because i
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I disagree with this comment quite strongly. Go has a lot of high level theory and pattern recognition that is very different from just reading ahead, and AlphaGo has opened up a lot of new theory that we didn't have before, not unlike
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Radiance sounds so much better than radiation
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This is an easy and naive view of Einstein. Would you argue the same for Newton? The truth is special relativity was going to be discovered soon regardless, general relativity was a leap that required a leader as unique as Einstein, Newton,
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He didn't think we had those truths yet but I do think it's clear he thought it was the job of scientists (not only philosophers) to discover them. That's his major motivation behind the EPR paradox, general relativity, and t
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I'd argue that Einstein in particular cared a lot about "fundamental truths". Not everyone can be Einstein, but I'm glad some people care about asking deeper questions.
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Browser vendors have long opposed making backwards incompatible changes. The problem is if any existing websites start breaking some users will switch browsers because of it. Browsers that don't implement the backwards incompatible c
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What do they ask you to show them at airports?
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As long as it wasn't a blank line typed by John Cage ;)
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Empty string contains no non-digits. Therefore it is only digits.
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A chain option I assume you can find lots of places depending on whether OP considers it a real arcade or a bar: Dave & Buster's
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const foo = Object.freeze({bar: 1});
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You don't need var, you don't need it's weird scoping behavior.
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Is this the best case that can be made for using a monospace font for coding? I can do without lining up the equal signs. I may look into switching to a proportional font.
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All hacks are code executing exactly as it was written.
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I learned math way better as a math teacher than I did as a student because I had to figure out how to explain it - which meant I had to learn it first. Open up your child's math textbook and read the section they're working on, g
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Why the hell should I trust the miners more than the leadership? You say this like the leadership is this big, scary, shadowy group. The Ethereum leadership is one of the main reasons I invested in the coin. I love the leadership, and I tru

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