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hamter
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Comment #32467982
What are the inputs to this framework? Are we going "What happens if we defund the police?" in isolation or are we asking what happens if we take the money from the police and put …
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Comment #32277311
Why even make this joke?
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Comment #32276190
I haven't used influxdb before but if the data resides on hosts I own I think that would be acceptable. Thanks for your answers!
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Comment #32275885
This looks pretty useful and I will definitely be trying it out. I see you can upload CSV files for visualizing. Is there a way to send data as it's generated? Another question wou…
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Comment #32263119
For those like me who need some kind of reference for the distances mentioned (548-900 AU), Voyager 1 is 156.5 AU from earth today.
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Comment #32250468
When it comes to working holiday visas this is one of those times non-Americans[1] actually have _more_ options than Americans. 1: Western non-Americans, more specifically, unfortu…
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Comment #32224207
A lot of people haven't developed the muscle to look at anything discussing "demographics" extremely critically.
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Comment #32224131
Sure you can have this "discussion" but it comes off as needless (and probably racist) concern trolling. The Sweden thing is a favorite among reactionaries trying to mask their rac…
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Comment #32185129
yeah but it was private and presumably a pretty limited number of people knew about it at the time which narrows down the number of potential candidates pretty considerably.
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Comment #32177918
> But the problem here is, that the EU concepts are often adapted elsewhere oh no anything but that
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Comment #32089057
you still need to do kyc to convert to real money, which is essentially the same as transferwise for example
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Comment #32089037
which ones
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Comment #31998256
Jay Foreman's videos are great. Love the old BBC documentary aesthetic he (mockingly) goes for.
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Comment #31998230
If you listen to someone whose first language is something like Spanish or French but isn't totally fluent in English you'll hear them use "he" instead of singular "they". It's not…
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Comment #31751759
weird conclusion
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Comment #31751559
Dashlane actually has a deadman's switch feature. You can give it a list of accounts who can request access and if/when they request access you have 24 hours to decline them. After…
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Comment #31360425
it's location services, not apple maps.
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Comment #31338770
> The predominantly rich are who get into those ivy league schools and rack up giant student loans. You're planning to pay off rich kids loans? that one's gonna need a citation lol…
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Comment #31338702
> as long as it does not infringe the rights/freedoms of anyone else that seems like the hairy part
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Comment #31324290
someone who has a billion dollar exit is in a somewhat better position to pay those taxes than a person scraping by on minimum wage. What you seem to be advocating for here is not …
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Comment #31248303
Yeah that's not really a niche as much as it is a description of what Hare is. Maybe what would be more helpful are some examples of use-cases you and the rest of the Hare team hav…
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Comment #31247845
So hare's target niche is people who want to use hare? On the first blog post and the ensuing conversation here that wasn't clearly stated (at least as far as I can tell). It seems…
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Comment #31189914
don't worry we're happy to do both transit and xenophobia in canada (unless the next administration cancels the transit plans) (they will)
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Comment #31189896
there's that plus i think a bunch of boomers (like my parents) took it as a sign to retire.