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TobyBrull
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Comment #27859579
Also, people lie to themselves. Few people would probably want to see themselves as turning down a job simply because they already get enough from unemployment benefits.
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Comment #26917647
Please don't!
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Comment #26754694
Not a Nix user, but I spent some time trying to understand it. One thing that I wish I would have understood earlier is that "Nix Pills" is a decent, bottom-up Nix tutorial and pro…
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Comment #26454876
Some would argue, of course, that inflation well above 2% has been with us for at least a decade if you don't measure by the biased CPI. I don't see how it helps the argument to br…
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Comment #26445963
It's not obvious that Turing-complete smart contracts are a good long term decision. I agree that Ethereum is fascinating tech, but with great power comes a great many ways to shoo…
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Comment #26415026
Care to share a link? I could only find this: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NVIDIA-D... ? That's already a couple month's old, though.
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Comment #26319133
Given that Bitcoin has become quite liquid, there might also be ways to short it. But yes, governments doing it for political reasons would seem like the most obvious incentive.
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Comment #26123502
Note to my future self: On top of the argument above, there is also the issue of "chaos" with complex systems. "Chaos" means that small perturbations to the initial state of a comp…
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Comment #26108163
I believe that things like this are simply unknowable by any rational take because we're dealing with an extraordinary complex system. To make a statement like "These were the winn…
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Comment #26107606
Actually, we'll never find out who the winners and losers of Brexit were.
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Comment #26054339
Not convinced this is a good analogy. If we could have gone to the moon at a fraction of the cost, but people had still insisted on doing it the expensive way, just because the exp…
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Comment #25608042
Give people tenure after their PhD and pay them a crappy salary that is guaranteed for the rest of their lives.