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it's going to get down to complaining about introducing generics way too late.

I think It's the facial hair.. jokes aside, I enjoy his videos a lot.

I had such a terrible experience with Google Fi for 3 months, I never thought I would be this happy switching back to T-Mobile.

> No one is forcing them to retire

> shift their goal from making a great profit to making a great social impact

who says they will shift?

so we force productive people to retire early?

How do you expect to have Google, Microsoft, Apple Tesla, SpaceX? if their founders were to retire once they have 50m

Bitcoin

Back in the day I created something similar for CLI, which lets you diff any change in tree format.

https://github.com/oguzbilgic/tiri

yes, I would say both safety and health issues suddenly revise your "priority list" in life

hyper specialized software is often not necessary; hence excel and trello.

not providing an opinion on your suggestion but there is no such a thing as "government and Insurance companies paying" though, It's taxpayers.

out of curiosity, isn't that irrelevant since they can just get acquired if there was a big opportunity in using this technology in a product.

Honestly index funds and cash from retirement savings is a ponzi scheme as well then

> https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1442706542839701510

And Tesla is rolling out FSD beta to cars based on drivers' safety score.

Just got my Plaid 2 days ago. I already feel uncomfortable about how it changes lanes and merges into lanes. Def making other drivers notice something is up with the way it steers, especially during traffic. Not even talking about city streets.

Also noticing that other drivers leave a lot more space instantly, and let me pass as soon as the turn signal is on, not sure if they are worried about it being on Autopilot.

I don't think that is California though..

Misleading/Exaggerated HN title. Not an illegal turn. No turn sign applies to the left lane, and it's a one way street

whole point of bitcoin is not needing a middle man :)

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so how are the first and the second dose different?

He made mistakes using his own cypher.

so It held up pretty well, because he made several mistakes along the way, which made much harder than It is to figure out.

> the footprint of every Bitcoin miner

Do they have 1000s of office all around the world with 100s of thousands working in offices and branches like banking industry?

How about all the people work for Visa etc and their commutes and all the other things that come with it. If you think about it Bitcoin is completely autonomous

off-topic: more than 60% of page is just ads above fold.

What are the current use cases for atomic clocks?

Looking at different website's google analytics, I can tell that DDG has been picking up last 12 months. Possibly cuz of all FB, TWTR, GOOG privacy chatter.

Every time I travel abroad, I'm amazed by how much Huawei has penetrated every major market except U.S.

might be a good indicator of the short term top

How big & immediate (powerful) leaders' reach were 200 years ago?

Were they able to send their message to 10s millions of people instantly and lead them to things? or how long would it take them to reach all those people.

I wonder if today's leaders have a very different power compared to when most of these laws and systems were put in place?

full thread: https://twitter.com/TwitterSafety/status/1346970430062485505