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mnx

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About mnx

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    Comment #46067784

    "starbucks says there is no limit on how many napkins I can use but they got mad when I took the whole container, liars"

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    Comment #45536888

    The argument goes, the purpose of prediction markets is not to be fair, it's to provide information. Allowing insider trading benefits that purpose. And I think that's fair - this …

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    Comment #45524903

    Yeah, immediately off-putting, even though I actually enjoy the podcast. Not for like "AI bad" reasons, it's just ugly. Micheal, if you are reading this - please fix, it should tak…

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    Comment #45488805

    Might be worth noting the figure in question is the creator of Ruby on Rails.

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    Comment #43705373

    App and streaming mostly work for me (slower then ususal and search seems broken). Interesting outage.

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    Comment #43556509

    Simple and clever. One concern I have is in my experience the kindle displays are quite fragile, I would worried it would break mounted like that.

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    Comment #35093418

    Still remember when 10k USD/BTC was the unrealistic target everyone laughed at. Funny how we blew way past that, but without achieving nearly any real usecases.

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    Comment #27119267

    Only 50% support for ? Where is this world going.

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    Comment #26089827

    The finite supply is a feature, not a bug. I agree there are many aspects of bitcoin that suck, but not this one. We are right now witnessing many governments printing more and mor…

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    Comment #25915880

    no way to prevent just adding a 'not' while still allowing sensible editing.

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    Comment #24272755

    A different one at that. But other 2-letter queries return normal sets of results.

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    Comment #22227188

    It seems like we broke it -- it now refuses to do any searches for me (due to suspicious activity from 'my' ip)

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    Comment #20853317

    If I listen carefully, I can tell the difference between 48 and 50hz using a sine generator (although it's very subtle), so I'd guess that you possibly could.

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    Comment #20001935

    Can you tell me more? This is a bold claim, I'm curious what are you basing your apparent confidence on.

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    Comment #19310016

    Yeah until the spec changes/expands and you now need another device to tell you whether that stick is up-to-date on the spec :D

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    Comment #19055057

    Yep. Especially since communicating clearly is exactly their job.

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    Comment #19044512

    I'm not sure if "in violation of contract" counts as illegal in this case.

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    Comment #19029436

    That's important. But it does not stand in opposition to this.

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    Comment #18929546

    in the EU, you can use revolut - their paid plan seems to provide a service pretty similiar to privacy.com

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    Comment #18882440

    That speed limit might be more noise related. So the harm is much different, but the victims are people living nearby.

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    Comment #18598952

    Yes! This is a major issue even in moderate traffic. They could probably adapt the under-side lights to function as turn signals. The scooters are just too narrow to drive one-hand…

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    Comment #18550285

    Yes! It seems like somehow many bar/restaurant owners have no interest in making their spaces sonically comfortable. I've been in some that felt like they were designed for maximum…

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    Comment #18510329

    I'm relatively young. I use emojis daily - they are part of the way we use slack in our company. I still don't really like them. It just feels like they are necessary because we ha…

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    Comment #18510037

    Off topic, but I think it's the first time I see emojis in commit messages. Nice to see that it works, but I don't know how to feel about it.