mgberlin

Reductio ad absurdum.

That's a completely ridiculous answer and makes it clear you have no idea what you're talking about. 1) Gold has nothing to do with banking transactions, I've lived my whole life without ever touching a spec of gold. 2) Is about the energy consumption of bank branches. My bank doesn't even have branches. You're comparing apples to... tires or something.

[citation needed]

But really, I'm interested in these arguments, please let me know where I can learn more. Especially regarding the idea that it uses less energy than the current banking system.

On the one hand, we have the biggest crisis to ever face humanity, where all of our lives literally hang in the balance and daily we're seeing the effects from wildfires to cold blasts.

On the other hand we have bitcoin.

There is not enough UV-B in sunlight for your body to manufacture vitamin D when the sun is less than fifty degrees above the horizon. This means that for the majority of the northern half of the United States and all of Canada, you can't make _any_ vitamin D from the end of fall to the beginning of spring.

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We are seeking curious, kind, and passionate people to help us pave the path for the next generation of business intelligence tools. We value simplicity in our code and our user interfaces. We empower small groups to move fast, build relationships, communicate clearly, and achieve more. We believe in choosing the right tool for the job, not one tool to solve all problems. We make a huge impact on product direction, we experiment, and we iterate rapidly.

https://jobs.lever.co/looker/d7eadbd3-df94-4e60-bd5a-8815d1a...

Interesting. Where can I learn more about this hypothesis?

Does this add any value beyond what PDTs in Looker provide?

[citation needed]

How many horse owners in America have iPhones?

I got a 404 when I put in my credit card info :(

Except that goats don't eat grass, they eat brush. You'd want sheep for that.

I live in Santa Cruz CA and and deal with terribly potholed roads. The air temperature here rarely gets below freezing, and I've never seen any ice on the roads to indicate that the ground temperature has been below freezing. Clearly something besides the freeze/thaw cycle is causing potholes.

Yeah I'd be interested to know how this would work with California law that requires employers to pay out unused vacation hours.

If you really want it to motivate, the funds should be sent to some group you detest if you fail. I.e. the DNC for a staunch republican, or the NRA for someone who believes in gun control.

"Your password cannot be extracted from your head": obligatory xkcd https://www.xkcd.com/538/

As a counterpoint to the article, I used Fi for two years and never had a single technical problem. The service was flawless and affordable. Then I realized Google now had real time location tracking and the ability to turn on my mic whenever they want, along with my email and search data, and that just felt like too much data for a single company to have.

For anyone that hasn't been following them over the last year or so, they've made amazing inroads into the banking industry.

They're the only altcoin out there with a real company doing real work to solve a real problem for other real companies.

You missed a few zeroes in that billion.

I absolutely could not agree less. Every time Google shows me some sort of "magic" that I know involves their massive compendium of personal data, I'm reminded of how much I been detest that they've stolen that information from me. No matter how much I opt out, say no, and turn things off, they continue to extract wealth from my need for basic modern services. I can't tell you much much I appreciate Mozilla understanding that and releasing products that feel usable without being exploitive.

You're getting interrupted either way, might as well just get it over with as soon as possible.

This mindset is extremely disturbing, that the only way to make a difference in the world is to reproduce. Really if you want to make the biggest impact on the most people, you won't bring any more consumers into the world.

The wikipedia article is extensive and well cited: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisphenol_A

I've personally become concerned recently with the abundance of BPA and it's effect on the endocrine system of men. Between disposable water bottles, aluminum can liners, and food stored in plastic containers, there's a huge amount of exposure to this endocrine disruptor. The article doesn't mention it in particular, but I think it's worth being cautious over.

I'm not going to tell you how to live your life, but maybe you should have some sort of disclaimer: "not responsible for accidentally identifying death caps as chantarelles."

I don't know of any books, but my favorite online resource is examine.com. They do an excellent job of presenting real research in an understandable but cited way.

Signed in. Built a fake endpoint. Not sure what this is useful for.

So if you shut down I no longer receive any emails I have signed up for?