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Comment #41862614
This doesn't really make it clear how bitcoin is helpful. I think the trouble is getting valuable physical stuff into the area, not access to various payment systems or domestic tr…
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Comment #41697741
What happened is adverse selection due to a stubbornly low valuation that doesn't even try to keep up, in the midst of a growing number of alternatives, worsened by a formal and th…
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Comment #37682581
I pay for my mail client (MailMate). I pay for my search(FoxTrot Search). I pay for my spam filter (Spamsieve). I pay for my notetaking/archival (Eagle Filer). I pay for my network…
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Comment #37680740
Yeah advertising is a failure mode of what I said. But if Firefox ever decided to make a lot of money by selling good browsers at a high price to paying users, well I think the res…
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Comment #37679700
Sometimes I marvel at what would be possible if just a sliver of open source talent was put to work building independent quality software for their own or an investor's profit. Mar…
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Comment #37617219
This would be a good idea for ivory not so much fentanyl.
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Comment #37612264
In this case, "supply creates its own demand" and in more than just the usual way. Mexico can't dig itself out but the United States could quite easily crush the cartels and lettin…
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Comment #37612190
What are some of those reasons and why do you think Mexicans don't want that?
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Comment #37547496
There is no race-neutral way to increase racial diversity by definition...
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Comment #37341180
Helpful context would be that some groups in India can parlay their political power and social prestige into oppression certificates ("OBC") that lets them into top universities wi…
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Comment #37327466
there is absolutely no evidence universities are discriminating against OBCs and the guy who wrote this post does not present any.
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Comment #37327441
pretty sure he would have posted his jee score if he got in without quota
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Comment #36778160
That isn't really a useful comparison in a world where public or public-adjacent (bureaucratic committees operating by consensus) funding has totally crowded out rich funding inter…
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Comment #36778060
Just addition with inside positive and outside negative (or vice-versa)
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Ask HN: Plaintext-oriented and SQLite based family office accounting solutions?
Does anyone know of anything in the spirit of something like plain text accounting (https://plaintextaccounting.org/) but adapted to integrate the complexities of a wealthy family?…
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Comment #35449230
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Comment #34488920
reddit.com/r/fatFIRE is a subreddit for rich people talking about rich people things and a surprisingly interesting resource.
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Comment #34332779
New funding at high valuation imminent, wasting compute on the general public playing with it no longer makes much sense.
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Comment #34017759
Going to be a little hard to credibly show the vaccine protects against infection when everyone is getting infected. Knowing whether someone is vaccinated against COVID is not goin…
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Comment #34005832
That isn't relevant because there is no evidence that the vaccine reduces your risk of suffering from myocarditis after infection. (It isn't even necessarily true, but that is a se…
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Comment #34005626
What is your back of the envelope math here? Clearly, the vaccine does not prevent infection. There is no evidence it reduces the incidence of harmful sequelae following infection.…
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Comment #33607596
Price functions to clear the market. If the MSRP is too low, then you are going to find waiting lists. It is not like dealers like selling at a price that forces them to carry more…
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Comment #33607370
Ford could do this, but cars are expensive assets that are hard to move around and so subject to changes in local demand, macroeconomic circumstances, etc. Ford would not be able t…