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Sadly my town of Santa Cruz is going through this right now: https://lookout.co/carmageddon-when-will-santa-cruz-metros-n...

There's a wide range between bare minimum and 60 hours per week work.

I don't get it. He's an intelligent person that knows that working after a certain number of hours per day leads to diminishing returns.

Why say something like this?

Can't he just let Twitter die and move on?

Not the person you replied to, but I could think of something like certain countries avoiding sanctions as an example.

Or someone selling illegal weapons online. I realize that can be done in cash now, but it's easier with an untraceable digital currency.

> Why couldn't we have a private crypto currency backed by dollars or euros? There's no technical reason, indeed several groups are building this.

That's what Monero is, right? It doesn't really matter how stable it is, if I'm just going to convert to USD/EUR immediately after my transaction.

Wow I didn't know cli-fi existed as a new genre now.

How about a few lines of python with selenium?

Oh man, this brings me back. I'm sitting a block away from the old Meebo office right now. I'm still bitter about Google buying out and killing the app.

This is just blog spam.

Arrest means either cardiac arrest or respiratory arrest.

> trees just move it temporarily from the atmosphere to the tree and then from the tree back to the atmosphere once the tree dies (through the process of decay or burning).

Your point stands, but if the trees are used for construction or carpentry, it would move the CO2 release quite a long time away from now.

Cutting down old trees, using them efficiently (not burning them), and planting new ones works well to sequester carbon for a long time.

I got a 500 when signing up...

Very impressed with the codename.