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Comment #49233509
> key organizer for the Islamist militant group al-Qaeda. Yeah, I don't see a problem here. Due process, slippery slope sure... but this was a cut and dry case. I've got better thi…
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Comment #49030518
NixOS. Why would anyone use anything else except out of ignorance? Maybe QubesOS makes sense.
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Comment #48886375
I'm working on rustledger https://rustledger.github.io a plain-text accounting software (Beancount spec implementation) in Rust.
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Comment #48712706
Happy to let you know once I finish the LSRM course at rainbow aviation next year when I'll work on experimentals and Rotax engines. I'm waiting for the MOSAIC refresh that's expec…
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Comment #48712677
So the logical entailment here is what? That everyone should have the dexterity of a dental surgeon so we can save the 7000 dental surgeons 3 months of training? Am I missing somet…
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Comment #48610535
So right now, A&Ps make about 120-150 per hour, and they have the skills to get hired at dealerships where the hourly is above 200. There are not enough A&Ps. I understand the logi…
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Comment #47906137
Hey I'm working on a rust implementation of Beancount, if you get a chance check it out. https://rustledger.github.io . I'm also hoping to put together a standards body that can fo…
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Comment #47849484
This is just untrue. If someone cheats in lightning, and you demonstrate they cheated as you describe, then you get all of the locked BTC as a reward. This is on layer 1. Essential…
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Comment #47490064
If you had that system, and I was Elon Musk's kids, I would feel entirely justified in paying half the taxes society expects me to pay. Let's see if that logic works both ways.
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Comment #47391455
Actually, yes, I do think that netflix could do their job much cheaper. I use putflix, which uses put.io for $0.99 per month. Better quality streaming than netflix, no forced ads, …
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Comment #47268354
> Proton only has access to your IP and device ID, not your data. I like Proton. I use Proton. However, the problem with proton is that if you access your email via a web browser, …
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Comment #47220636
Seems like a very poor choice to build in a headphone jack. Why not just use usb c to headphone adapter?
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Comment #46974462
So you think the data is wrong?
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Comment #46959847
https://github.com/rustledger/rustledger I'm building a Rust implementation of Beancount, the double-entry bookkeeping language. It covers the full Beancount syntax, all the bookin…
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Comment #46952757
Interesting. I like the idea of reprinting classics to all look identical as a way of designing a library. Would be interesting to select a set of books for your kid, have them pri…
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Comment #46880902
Ah yes, the sybil attack. This is why establishing an identity is useful, and worthwhile. An identity with no proof is likely not a real person, and therefore has little value in b…
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Comment #46874724
The logical entailment is eventually your lineage will be wiped out on some timescale if they cannot compete. I guess this argument in null and void if you believe violence is obso…
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Comment #46858142
Personally, I find it odd to have interactions with anyone just based of transactionality. I want to interact with people because I have relationships with them. I've always found …
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Comment #46857556
India — 20-30% vegetarian — 167 cm avg male height Taiwan — 12-13% vegetarian — 174 cm avg male height Mexico — 10-19% vegetarian — 170 cm avg male height Italy — ~10% vegetarian —…
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Comment #46828043
The problem I have with being vegetarian is that you can't prove that it's actually healthier, because the current state of dietary science is pretty poor. Even if you could, you w…
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Comment #46796278
Would you be willing to see an ad for $1000? A million? Sure no one would pay it, but you can set whatever limit you want. No one would want this? Again I don't think you understan…
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Comment #46769778
You did not understand what my original post suggested. I'm not suggesting people pay to be certified. If a spammer wants to pay me $20 to see their message, I am happy to see it.
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Comment #46759925
This isn't, and has never been a hard problem. Just pay for people's attention. People you follow don't have to pay, and make that transitive. Penalize people in your network who p…
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Comment #46694995
How would this happen? Jets are significantly more maneuverable than anything else in the sky. The military could, you know, pilot the plane so it does not hit anything.
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Comment #46466058
I just made the jump to PTA and it is really, incredibly slick. Finally escaped the financial system's grip on my data. Look into SimpleFIN to get data feeds, but I also used LLMs …