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> Price of Bitcoin is mostly that speculation price + instead of material some mathematical properties.

Mathematical properties don't provide economic value.

The demand for bitcoin is almost all speculation, and a tiny bit is for purposes of making clandestine payments, paying ransoms, and such.
I live in a pretty red state, but there are only 9 or 10 states swingier than mine. Progressives I know are moving to solid blue states and feeling virtuous about it. Two of my friends moved to the west coast, and I can tell they're looking at me like if I can stand to live here, I must not feel as strongly about politics as they do.

This despite the fact that we're all old, white, and economically privileged enough that we're for all practical purposes immune to the awful policies that are being put in place.

The sad thing is, the idea that moving away is a constructive political act comes straight from Atlas Shrugged. It's right wing logic. Express your consumer preference, and through the magic of the invisible hand, that becomes political power. Making yourself happy is the only form of political engagement you need.
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Designed in America.
Made in China.
Regulated in Europe.
Why do you think the polls would correctly predict the result?

Use Polymarket instead, where money is on the line.
For all the things Nintendo does wrong, I feel like this isn't one of them.
>who treats working-class voters as his equal

Maybe that's the message he was sending but is that really true?
Even calling them "zsh commands" would have been more accurate.
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Antitrust, green cards, tariffs? Seems like some big changes are imminent.
Your wording, both the use of "paying their fair share" and "get them to spend more on NATO"-part made it sounds like countries actually pay money into NATO. Trump also makes it sound like that, and he certainly gave the impression that if other NATO countries started "paying more" (aka spending more) that would mean more money for the US. The fact is that as long as the USA wants to be able to win two world wars at once, they still need their astronomic millitary budget, and what tiny European countries spend makes no difference. My comment was not about "changing your post", it was to make sure nobody else is confused about this after reading your post.

When that is said, its good that most NATO countries are hitting and exceeding 2%. It's clear that Europe can not rely on USA to be the "world police", we need to be be able to defend ourself.

Also, friendly reminder that article 5 has been used exactly once, and that was to defend USA. Soldiers of my country has died defending USA.
No. You can't just wave a magic wand and order manufacturing home. Capitalists exported a lot of skill and industrial infrastructure to overseas markets, which can't be rebuilt overnight.

There was talk about this in the first term too, and it ended up with a lot of money from tariffs being used to subsidize farmers because they found themselves doing so poorly that suicides spiked.
This is incredibly ahistorical.
I know this would only happen in an alternate universe, but they should be able to come out and say "ya know, we got it wrong" on certain issues, such as immigration. They will face a bit of immediate shame from pundits, but gain in the long term by removing that point of contention from the conservatives. Thus opening up a share of their voters.

To be fair to Republicans, they could say "ya know, we do believe human civilization has caused climate change and there is a government role to address it. We just disagree on the terms and mechanism for how that should work"
If you worry about the government seizing your money like that, you really should be someone whose money the government wants to seize [1]. Those people aren't regular dude software engineers.

[1] Also, keeping your money in a bank account almost certainly product you from those controversial civil forfeiture situations.
There's no facts in that argument: Meat is cultural, and we like it because it tastes good. There's no nutritional need for micronutrients from meat.

(This person still eats plenty of meat... Because it tastes good.)
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Isn't Binance by far the most widely used exchange?

I think that if you're unsure you need to study the topic so you can tell which "professionals" are professional con men.
It is well known phenomena:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obama%E2%80%93Trump_voters

although anecdotally most people know people personally that voted Obama then Trump. Obama was very much a populist outsider in his original campaign, he even pioneered devious social media ad targeting.
Well yes completely agree. In TFA the author makes some distinctions which seem to me to be more or less arbitrary along these lines. eg Python's "range(min, max,step)" is a ternary operator as far as the author is concerned but but regex substitution "s/pat/subst/flags" is a "datatype constructor" rather than an operator. Not sure why a constructor isn't an operator if range is an operator, especially as the python documentation describes range() as creating an immutable sequence type.

> class range(start, stop, step=1)
>
> Rather than being a function, range is actually an immutable sequence type, as documented in Ranges and Sequence Types — list, tuple, range.

https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#func-range

From a maths perspective as far as I can see for most "normal maths" an operator is just something which does a mapping between the input domain(s) to the output domain(s) ie it's almost exactly a function. I think when you get to functional analysis there's a more concrete definition in terms of operator algebras but I haven't got there yet myself.
It's never been easier to invest in "Bitcoin" thanks to the ETFs which have been greenlight by the SEC since early this year.
What you're doing now is what people are so angry about. Stop, "But the numbers..."ing, humor people's feelings for a moment, and figure out what would need to be done to lift those spirits. Gaslighting is not a good tack.
I answered the question, feel free to flag it if it upsets you.
Does that really impact a lot of people? The total size of the legal sports betting industry is $11B, which is only about 0.04% of US GDP.

https://www.espn.com/espn/betting/story/_/id/39563784/sports...
This has more nuance than just whiners vs normal people.

Using verboten words as an example, I'm often willing to stop using words that others don't like. The harm to me is low (english is a big language, there's plenty of other words left), so if there's any harm at all to another it's reasonable for me to stop using the word. Assessment of harm will vary, as will harm to me from loss of words - which is why I stand my ground on some technical words.

My line is,
n* - Not even going to type it
pronouns - Whatever floats your boat
master->main - Sure. Fine. I guess. Stop coming in my room and messing with my stuff.
master/slave->controller/peripheral - Really? I'm going to say no for now, but work on brevity and check back later.
MOSI/MISO->??? - NO.

Does drawing the line there make me a bigot? Where's the cutoff?
And sometimes handy: shift+cmd+. to toggle showing hidden (dot) files in Finder.
India is extremely conservative due to Hindus being majority. What US considers far-right is considered left-of-center in India. US has gone so far to the extreme left that if Kamala had been elected you would have had full blown Communism next. It had gotten that bad. Too bad you guys don't realize how effed up it all looks from outside your bubble. Especially those countries who have already gone through that Hell (India went through that for 60+ years before we elected Modi). God saved America from total collapse today. That's all I'll say.
> People value things based on their valuation history; that's how it goes. It can be broken down somewhat, but the price history should already contain all the relevant information for investors.

No, people value things based on their expected return, which is entirely future-looking. Which is why news -- facts that change our understanding of the future -- changes prices.

Nobody values anything based on its history -- its price history is utterly irrelevant. I mean, some people might think they can get all the info from a price history, but those are the people who end up losing all their money.
except in Ivory Towers of Google + Facebook
3. Leaning into it isn't just letting them be, it's making more specifically for these users and their use cases.

4. Just let them be...?

OP, lean into it. Money is green regardless of what sound your tool generated.
And they pay well and on time
Where Rust??
Postbaby: Open-source, self-hostable, localStorage-based sticky-note app
most people are actually quite reasonable and the identity politics play now has no effect. i am a gay man that voted democrat my entire life until recently, however i don't feel my ideals have changed, i have been left behind by elite snobby people seeking power through division who have corrupted the democratic party. the republicans have their own problems too by fanatic religious and racists types, but it by no means is representative of the average conservative.
Games don't have the generational differences they used to. They're mature now. Tech is rarely the blocker anymore. The Switch was "underpowered" at release and is even more underpowered now but the space of "games that would run well on the Switch" is still fairly unexplored, not because anybody is bad but because the space is so big now.

That hardware can no longer compete with platforms that don't throw away their entire library on every release is probably one of the first impacts of games finally maturing. My "next console" was a Steam Deck for partially this very reason, the fact that it came preloaded with years of previous acquisitions.

We're also just seeing the leading edge of the game industry having to deal with the fact that it now has to compete against itself. There's been a number of articles about how $NEW_GAME never even reached a peak player count of something like Skyrim. I think that's currently being written as a sort of a "ha ha, that's sorta funny", but it represents a real problem. It is not unsolvable; Hollywood has always faced this issue and it has historically managed to make money anyhow. But I think AAA gaming is only just beginning to reckon with the fact that they aren't going to get a "free reset" on every console generation. $NEW_GAME really is is competition with Skyrim now, along with a lot of other things. It's not a joke, it's an emerging reality the industry is going to have to grapple with.
GitHub

https://github.com/markrai/postbaby
It's pretty unclear what that comment was talking about, and your comment doesn't help.
Money did not buy this election. Attempts were made on the Harris side, however.
NV1, not RV1.

3dfx Voodoo cards were initially more successful, but I don’t think anything not actually used for deep learning should count.
Casey has an article why beaming energy from space to ground is not worth it, due to many compounding issues. Mars can probably only strike off one issue, about beam density and ramp it up, but has many more unique issues - far away to control and replace, less energy density per area, and other issues with small colony size.

https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2019/08/20/space-based-so...
Yeah and in some countries with private insurance healthcare is good as well (Switzerland). It's just not about public vs private. It's about sensible regulation so services can be delivered cheaper and cartels/monopolies are curtailed.
You may be right but short to remember the chaos in Trumps administration from 2016 to 2020. It really seemed like the country was about to burst. I hope it won't happen this time though...
I love it that systems were so 'simple' that you could have a manual for it.

My fauvorite book in this regard is the annoted source of Unix.

Nowadays there is no way to get such grasp of the system.
I'm sure Morocco was fun and there are loads of really beautiful spots to visit, but I don't think it's a place that rates very high in democracy or in personal freedoms. Furthermore it's extremely sexist and somewhat racist.

It would definitely not be my choice if I was actually persecuted in my country.
Sorry, I should have been more specific: does this offer stands if I need 200G ? Is the bandwith garanteed (as-in: I can use it all day long, as would a datacenter do) or is it burst-only (so its targets are homes and offices) ?

I expect the latter
This is a common, but fundamentally incorrect, assessment.
As an isolated incident, it's charming. When it's every day of your life, it gets to be upsetting. Especially when past experiences have included more than on incident where the charming line was followed by anger and insults when it wasn't properly appreciated.

Ask your female friends if it's ever happened to them. I expect a large majority of them will be able to tell you a story.

Here's the best way I've been able to come up with, to get a feel for it. Suppose you have a nice watch. When somebody says, "Nice watch!", you say, "Thanks". But when you start meeting more than one person who won't stop talking about your watch, you get a little antsy. When somebody follows up with "Give me your fucking watch!" you start to think about leaving it at home some times.

Except that when you're a woman, you can never leave that at home.

This experience really isn't just about her. It's something practically all women experience. She seems to have just assumed her audience would share that context -- perhaps a side effect of being in academia.
Security and financial stability. People always vote for the “right” when they feel scared and threatened. History repeats itself.
welcome to November 6, 2024
Bitcoin itself won't exclude you. But depending on where you are, buying Bitcoin might be illegal.
I hate to break it to you, but battery life will be at the bottom of the list of Nintendo's concerns when giving you backwards compatibility. If Yuzu was able to get 2.5-3 hours of battery life on the Steam Deck (which isn't that far off from what it gets playing a lot of "native" games) essentially flying blind, Nintendo should be able to do at least that.
Source? Searching on this I'm only finding evidence that fracking has been extremely lucrative
Konqueror isn’t the main KDE browser anymore. It’s Falkon, and both use QtWebEngine, which is based on Chromium. KHTML is dead AFAIK.
Google Researchers Claim First Vulnerability Found Using AI
Yeah, I scrolled a bit and noticed that. Never thought about using just that.
There is no scenario where the government doesn't know it exist and the Bitcoin is useful in any way to your life. If you ever use it for any thing there's a bright line directly to you. The silk road guy was taken down for screwing up one time years before he even started the website. Maybe a criminal organization that forces their grand children into it can potentially hide a wallet.
Just limit parking place inside cities. That worked well in the city i live in, they divided the available street parking spot by 3 and added external parkings in the outskirts. Honestly it worked great, the number of restaurants and small convenience store downtown exploded. Only downside, it made commercial leases more expensive and that pushed my music store outside of the city center.
> my understanding of the economics is that this would be terrible

Deflation is only "terrible" because we have collectively decided to build an economy on debt instead of savings (Keynesian instead of Friedmanian).

In a different economic order, prices declining would be a good thing for everyone.

But we're stuck with it, so inflation it is.
Updated values, all to 0.1% precision.

State EV Poll (D/R) Vote (D/R) Delta (D/R) Win
AL 9 36.1 63.9 34.2 64.8 -1.9 0.9 R
AK 3 45.1 54.9 40.4 55.6 -4.7 0.7 R
AZ 11 49.0 51.0 47.2 51.9 -1.8 0.9 R
AR 6 35.7 64.3 33.6 64.2 -2.1 -0.1 R
CA 54 62.7 37.3 57.4 40.0 -5.3 2.7 D
CO 10 56.2 43.8 54.6 43.1 -1.6 -0.7 D
CT 7 58.7 41.3 54.5 43.8 -4.2 2.5 D
DC 3 92.4 7.6 92.4 6.7 0.0 -0.9 D
DE 3 58.1 41.9 56.5 42.0 -1.6 0.1 D
FL 30 47.0 53.1 43.0 56.1 -4.0 3.0 R
GA 16 49.4 50.6 48.5 50.8 -0.9 0.2 R
HI 4 63.7 36.3 62.2 36.1 -1.5 -0.2 D
ID 4 33.2 66.8 30.7 66.5 -2.5 -0.3 R
IL 19 57.4 42.6 53.3 45.3 -4.1 2.7 D
IN 11 41.4 58.6 39.2 59.1 -2.2 0.5 R
IA 6 46.4 53.7 42.3 56.3 -4.1 2.6 R
KS 6 41.9 58.1 40.8 57.4 -1.1 -0.7 R
KY 8 36.0 64.0 33.9 64.6 -2.1 0.6 R
LA 8 39.6 60.4 38.2 60.2 -1.4 -0.2 R
ME 2 54.3 45.7 53.1 44.3 -1.2 -1.4 D
ME-1 1 61.2 38.8 60.4 33.6 -0.8 -5.2 D
ME-2 1 46.9 53.1 45.0 52.9 -1.9 -0.2 R
MD 10 64.2 35.8 60.2 37.3 -4.0 1.5 D
MA 11 64.0 36.0 61.9 35.9 -2.1 -0.1 D
MI 15 50.6 49.4 48.2 49.8 -2.4 0.4 R
MN 10 52.9 47.1 51.1 46.8 -1.8 -0.3 D
MS 6 40.5 59.5 37.7 61.1 -2.8 1.6 R
MO 10 42.9 57.2 40.1 58.5 -2.8 1.3 R
MT 4 41.0 59.0 38.4 58.5 -2.6 -0.5 R
NE 4 41.3 58.7 38.5 60.2 -2.8 1.5 R
NE-1 1 41.6 58.4 42.4 56.3 0.8 -2.1 R
NE-2 1 53.5 46.5 51.2 47.5 -2.3 1.0 D
NE-3 1 22.6 77.4 22.5 76.3 -0.1 -1.1 R
NM 5 53.7 46.3 51.6 46.1 -2.1 -0.2 D
NV 6 50.0 50.0 46.8 51.5 -3.2 1.5 R
NH 4 53.0 47.0 51.0 48.0 -2.0 1.0 D
NJ 14 56.9 43.2 51.5 46.6 -5.4 3.4 D
NY 28 58.9 41.5 55.4 44.6 -3.5 3.1 D
NC 16 49.4 50.6 47.7 51.1 -1.7 0.5 R
ND 3 33.3 66.7 30.8 67.5 -2.5 0.8 R
OH 17 45.8 54.2 43.9 55.2 -1.9 1.0 R
OK 7 33.2 66.8 31.9 66.2 -1.3 -0.6 R
OR 8 56.5 43.6 54.9 42.5 -1.6 -1.1 D
PA 19 50.0 50.0 48.4 50.7 -1.6 0.7 R
RI 4 58.4 41.7 55.5 42.4 -2.9 0.7 D
SC 9 43.7 56.3 40.5 58.1 -3.2 1.8 R
SD 3 36.0 64.0 33.0 64.7 -3.0 0.7 R
TN 11 38.1 61.9 34.4 64.3 -3.7 2.4 R
TX 40 46.3 53.7 42.4 56.3 -3.9 2.6 R
UT 6 38.9 61.1 38.9 58.9 0.0 -2.2 R
VT 3 66.5 33.5 64.3 32.6 -2.2 -0.9 D
VA 13 53.4 46.6 51.8 46.6 -1.6 0.0 D
WA 12 58.9 41.1 58.6 39.1 -0.3 -2.0 D
WV 4 29.8 70.2 27.9 70.2 -1.9 0.0 R
WI 10 50.6 49.5 48.8 49.7 -1.8 0.2 R
WY 3 27.4 72.6 26.1 72.3 -1.3 -0.3 R

Blue votes: 56
Red votes: 56

Blue delta: -2.26
Red delta: 0.42

Observations:

- Harris did more poorly than forecast in all but three races: DC, UT, and NE-1.

- Her opponent did better than forecast in 32 races.

- Many of Harris's bigger under-performances were in races she won, notably CA. FL and TX are losses with far worse-than-polled returns.

Net average polling bias is 2.68 points favouring the GOP across 56 contests.
Munnay Muslims have already given vote to Trump. Especially Arab due to genocide support by Biden Administration

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Or maybe you should follow the recommendations of various government agencies (including the FBI) and install an ad blocker.
I'll try not to spark any debate and keep it brief—the article is aimed at people who consider themselves "power users." It might also be informative for those who don’t view themselves that way. If you learned what traceroute is from this article, sticking with this info for now is probably fine. But if you already know how it works, you can skip reading. The whole article "isn't real".
Autofeed bandsaw should hold 1/16" no problem, probably closer to 1/32", especially for short stuff.

On a full stick (20/24'), holding an 1/8, especially for hand layout and fabrication, is perfectly fine in most cases.
Are poor white Americans really as terrible people as you say they are? I would usually find that hard to believe, though the results do strongly imply that you're right. What a depressing thought.
Everyone is fair game but most often experienced leadership is what is preferred and gets elected because overall, people who have a choice don't want "just anyone" to end up as president even if it is technically open to all.

One of the worst travesties in any organization is when there are non-leaders occupying leadership positions for any reason. And that is already too common in areas where people don't have a choice.
What is the political salience of this anecdote, in your view?
Do you remember what was said? The censorious overlords deny us the human right of autonomy to see things and make choices about things like seeing what was written.
I'm asking what you mean by "probability" and "chance", but it sounds like the answer is that you don't have any idea, because you've never studied statistics even to the point of taking an introductory class. At this point you've explicitly rejected foundational axioms of both frequentist probability and Bayesian probability, with no apparent awareness that this means you have rejected the entire field of statistics.
Abbotsford is my guess. That place went from a peaceful farming community to a gang warzone in 20 years.
There are a LOT of targeted homicides there and it is very visible. I have family there and there have been multiple shootings within a few hundred meters of their home. How can you feel safe?

Almost all of the homicides are targeted gang violence between ethnic groups, but it still makes you concerned for your safety that you are going to take a stray bullet.
> ... acquaintances...

I don't think we should try to draw any conclusions about the mental state or hopes and fears about people who we consider acquaintances. We just don't know them well enough, and they don't know us well enough to open up about the hard stuff.
>So, CPI adjusted it means that median people are "doing better" about $30 (also CPI adjusted) than in 1980 per week?

They're actually doing about $50 better, because there was a recession in 1980. Moreover, the $50 (or $30) dollars are "1982-84 CPI Adjusted Dollars", not today's dollars. In today's dollars it would be $158.28 (or $94.97). Moreover, given most people's expectation and discussion for income increases are the raw dollar amounts (ie. not inflation adjusted), it's not a fair benchmark for real wage increases.

>By definition, that is 50%, and that is also about the number of people voting for Trump, alongside your run-of-the-mill racists and fascists.

Given how the votes are roughly 50-50, you can make the opposite argument for Harris, replacing "racists and fascists" with "college students and woke activists".
Technology is not implemented for internal consistency or to make sense, technological implementations are an artifact of history.

Of course, at the time it made sense to someone.
I wouldn't compromise on my bodily autonomy, neither should women. It's simple. You making it more complicated is what ensures this fight will continue.
It sucks that the fonts will never look amazing as they once were in CRT monitors in 800x600.
It was annotated face images and 3D scans of heads trained to map one to the other. After a threshold in the size of the training data, good to great results from a single photo could be had to generate the mesh 3D positions, and then again to map the photo onto the mesh surface. Do that with multiple frames, and one is firmly in the Uncanny Valley.
>Compare it to gold or silver. It has very stable price for centuries or even millennia, when compared to daily salary of skilled worker.

You have to show your work, without to resorting to "one ounce of gold buys a nice suit" kind of stuff.
Where is the austerity? Does it have a knife?
Having bogus lawsuits, especially from politically motivated judges (nyc) ruins our trust in the judicial system. Forget Trump, just look at lawsuits against Elon.
> Access denied [...] The owner of this website (learnhungarianfromhome.com) does not allow hotlinking to that resource

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_alphabet
See: https://chatgpt.com/share/672b94e1-4c20-8001-aea9-9371b4e9d9...

Also: https://github.com/toy/blueutil