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    Comment #35270493

    Same author as the AI claims warning which also had an interesting tone https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/blog/2023/02/keep-your...

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    Comment #22220286

    "But rocket science is arguably simpler than weight loss, in the sense that it involves less unpredictability and variation. We control how rockets are made, and they don’t change …

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    Comment #20651440

    Since this was about devices and ad-blocking, I expected the Pi-hole to make an appearance. But alas, the author used Brave browser. https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole/blob/master/…

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    Comment #20581082

    The latest MacBook Air starts at $849 refurbished. Quite a good value even compared to Windows laptops. https://www.apple.com/shop/product/FREA2LL/A/refurbished-133...

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    Comment #20180338

    The block-based visual programming system also looks similar to Scratch. I think kids still pick up valuable experience with basic logic, side-effects and weird cases like non-term…

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    Comment #19856223

    The issue here is there needs to be administrative mechanisms to match supply and distribution of assets to demand. If you give someone $20 worth of food, but what they really need…

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    Comment #19334882

    It's important to start saving first and buy property only after you have a sustainable nest egg. The extra liquidity from saving helps in all scenarios: if you need to find a new …

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    Comment #19252406

    I do truly hope insect biomass decline is uncorrelated to global climate change, and has more to do with local land use (farming, concrete, fertilizer, etc). That would mean we cou…

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    Comment #18926384

    John Bogle created the index fund, and along with it a savings philosophy that enabled the average investor to build wealth by taking an appropriate amount of risk (with exposure t…

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    Comment #18438461

    I'm not sure the largest company by market cap has priced itself out of the market just yet.

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    Comment #18261887

    The Motorola Razr M was an even smaller form factor with a 4.3" display. And all the iPhones from 3g to SE were outstanding in this now-extinct category, especially the 5s. The 5s …

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    Comment #18080251

    There's a nice interactive version of a decision tree diagram here, in the section "Growing a Tree". http://www.r2d3.us/visual-intro-to-machine-learning-part-1/

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    Comment #17979870

    The thing about looking elsewhere is— what alternatives are there on the Android side? The XZ2 Compact is only marginally smaller than the iPhone 7. At this point the 7 (Apple refu…

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    Comment #16888791

    You'd probably need to go with an MVNO plan like PagePlus or Mint SIM.

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    Comment #16290318

    Gold's been around for a lot longer— it's mythologically significant. But as far as recent technology goes, Bitcoin's been around for a while. It's older then the iPad.

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    Comment #16290158

    Bitcoin isn't really attempting to fulfill the currency use-case anymore. It's pretty much sticking with digital gold. Likewise with Ethereum, the currency is primarily used to run…

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    Comment #16131099

    Viewing and editing 4K video would be a pretty common use case on the largest MBP.

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    Comment #15913264

    Another classic, BitListen: http://www.bitlisten.com/

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    Comment #15911869

    Then if I lose 100% of my investment, how much have I lost?

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    Comment #15911240

    Bash scripts are way more portable. But for little scripts that only I will run on my computer, Fish is great.

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    Comment #15883288

    Right now, you probably can't send $50M of Bitcoin around for the world for $3 either.

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    Comment #15883255

    Vertcoin is the probably the most Bitcoin-like one that addresses the mining centralization issue.

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    Comment #15796848

    It was probably MtGox and it was indeed shady.