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whereis

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    russian device on front page of hn; metrologists respond with feces joke. rustaceans make fun of being a code spelunker, make a godfather joke. oh, and multi national food corp off…

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    Comment #27462064

    The news is 100% legit but it's pursuant to an ongoing investigation into corruption and infiltration by malicious/rogue actors in SV. The article was published for this dual use p…

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    Comment #27457676

    Lost it, but I might be able to dig up a link a month later from a Buddhist guy who won $650,000 and immediately gave it all away.

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    Comment #27457019

    They celebrated on reddit.

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    Comment #27454740

    Are these portable to outside of the Apple ecosystem?

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    Comment #27441032

    * The simulation shall invoke feelings of paranoia and the sense of communication with a higher intelligence during user's formative years via consumption of psychotropic substance…

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    Comment #27438196

    sorry, i posted the wrong links on 3&4, then hn was down for hours thereafter; couldn't edit by the time hn was back up.

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    Ask HN: Would you sign up for an immersive VR under these conditions?

    Ask HN: Would you sign up for an immersive VR under these conditions? * You have no knowledge of the fact that you're in a virtual reality * The simulation will threaten you with e…

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    Comment #27424493

    the ideal CAD operator has a series of personalized single key shortcuts on their left hand. I challenge you to put your top ten commands on single key or double-same key (e.g. zz)…

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    Comment #27424411

    Experian marketers [1] were possibly fans of the hit [2] TV show "The Sopranos". [3] [4] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bust_Out [2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Hit_Is_a…

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    Comment #27408883

    Did they want the readership data for malicious, unjustified reasons?

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    Comment #27391099

    Most/all of those methods have (often much) greater friction than cryptocurrency. I'd guess that, if cryptocurrency were banned domestically, the payouts would significantly decrea…

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    Comment #27390996

    China has been seeking escalation of late: https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/china/2021-06-03/chi...

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    Comment #27375022

    Foreign entities seek to use info on civilians for malicious targeting ops. This is an example of why the OPM hack[1] was so devastating. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office…

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    Comment #27371479

    History is littered with examples. But for China's ambitions, maybe it will depend on the nature of their alliances by then (2050 is their goal). There's a complicated relationship…

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    Comment #27371041

    Historical precedence says otherwise. And, in the case you've described, they wouldn't be global hegemon, anyway.

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    Comment #27370190

    If China dethrones US as hegemon by 2050, will you maintain this preference?

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    Comment #27348599

    Good sir, I regret to inform you that your assessment of my situation contains incorrect assertions based upon false premises, as I've made no such statement about my relative stre…

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