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About atomical
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Comment #20146879
Great. Now will you delete all my comments?
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Comment #20142701
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20033231
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Comment #20142626
I guess Moms Across America didn't file a tax return electronically? Reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20032686 Thanks for flagging my comment, jerks. What the fuck.
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Comment #20134524
They need her to buy them a house. That's not needing a little.
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Comment #20134493
> My husband and I never really discussed the fact that I’d be supporting my parents. It was just a given > He doesn’t mind the way I want to live — he just goes along with it. > I…
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Comment #20128674
> Commerce would continue, with state-backed currencies swapped for crypto alternatives that float freely on an open market. I'm assuming this means a stable coin? Has anyone figur…
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Comment #20126925
What's the argument against Alibaba?
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Comment #20126458
Buffett and Munger have said that they are having difficulty investing cash because they have so much of it. In this case it seems irresponsible to take loans. I don't see the poin…
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Comment #20100513
It's more than that. They received money from "investors" without giving away any equity.
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Comment #20073404
This is an advertisement. Do you know why people dislike them? Have you researched it?
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Comment #20073032
Does HN use machine learning to flag posts?
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Comment #20073017
> Without a doubt, the company is founded on Biblical principles. Even so, I have never seen any expectation placed on the employees to conform to any particular religion, and I ha…
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Comment #20073011
I don't find NetFlix compelling because after I watch great movie X the service cannot recommend me another movie that is of the same caliber. Also, there are a lot of independent …
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Comment #20067263
Is this sort of compliance testing needed in countries with authoritarian leaders?
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Comment #20066762
I wouldn't be so sure. Juries can be convinced of anything if you look at past judgements against Monsanto. I'm not saying that I think Google is innocent but often the evidence is…
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Comment #20058109
I love Dreamcast. I'm thinking about upgrading the GDROM drive with the FPGA chip. It's only a matter of time before the laser fails.
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Comment #20056849
Loom has better scalability. Most transactions can happen on a sidechain. https://medium.com/loom-network/everything-you-need-to-know-... Ethereum 2.0 will have sharding. That shou…
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Comment #20054667
Is there any way to recover a login and password if the user forgets it?
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Comment #20054660
Sidechains like Loom network are making progress, but Ethereum 2.0 is a ways off.
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Comment #20054554
Would airplane mode or poor signal change that? I think GPS is still on during airplane mode. I'm assuming it saves periodically and uploads when it acquires a connection.
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Comment #20053725
It shows me driving over water. That's interesting. I'm not seeing a bridge.
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Comment #20033950
Because people who buy products from “Moms Across America” are on the jury. You've never met someone that believes essential oils cure shit?
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Comment #20011288
Corporations can signal their values through acting morally and with regard to the health and safety of society. Check out Patagonia. They donated $10 million saved in tax cuts to …
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Comment #20006841
Self driving cars won't arrive for at least another 20 years.
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Comment #20006777
That's not true. The tokens are returned the user. Those tokens may come from the User Growth Pool as well.