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Since the site is 508'ing: https://archive.is/ES5SF

Those rankings often factor in climate.

Snow is hard to bike in (I think, I dunno though, being in coastal California).

Its used in a bunch of Che Guevara's writings from the 60's

I can put my home printer in a restricted vlan and block it from phoning back to HP. No laws needed (until the mfg tries to brick the device on loss of WAN access at least).

How many times can they keep raising money to do that?

There's not endless liquidity in the system (until rates go to zero again).

Scaling software to the same level of revenue as a trade business is a sure way to get run over by the VC backed competition.

> Where do vanlife people meet up?

Quartzite Arizona, every January

> Someone will train a porn generating stable diffusion causing a moral outcry.

Unstable Diffusion was already booted from kickstarter. These projects have been in motion since the summer.

The HN Algorithm, Dang, PG, and the HN users.

FYI: The full quote is "Public Schools are prisions for children, and are one of the only places where many people will experience physical violence."

Making time for fun (including drugs) can definitely alter the course of your life (for better or worse).

Microdosing for productivity is a waste of acid. Macrodosing on the other hand...

Web3 is on it https://hivemapper.com/

Sorry to hear, best of luck

This was one of the original use cases of Crypto!

Have you looked at the Stellar Project? They've got a lot of remittance systems running on it that may suit you. Algorand is also a low-cost alternative, if you're looking to frequently send small amounts (assuming your mother has access to a fiat off-ramp like Binance).

I got hit with this wall halfway down the thread, really resonated with this comment.

> It would be interesting to see what a union could come up with as an industry standard contract concerning capital distribution/compensation.

I think you mean equity distribution.

EDIT, Had another thought after posting:

Historically, if you had a world changing idea, you had to work your way up the ladder at GE/Bell/HP to get the resources to implement it, and the company didn't grant any equity. Bell Labs employees had a ceremonial signing away of their IP for $1 during onboarding. The idea that founders keep any equity is relatively new and if it's an indicator of a trend, it's likey that equity will be distributed more uniformly in future enterprises IMO.

> I've read enough history to be convinced that democratic-anything is usually better.

How did you come to this conclusion? Legitimately asking because I'd draw the opposite conclusion.

Gitlab is a contender for sure. I use it at my dayjob. I don't know if any of the other big editors have caught up to VSCode in terms of ecosystem though.

You could move to Oregon...

...In all seriousness, the parent comment was probably referring to the Federal Income Tax.

Does anyone find The Economist mirroring it's Medium blog at medium.economist.com a little roundabout?

Is there an infrastructural or SEO reason to do this?

Any clues as to Half-Life 3?

> ...before being killed by Thanos.

I read Theranos at first.

>"We live in a society."

I don't know about twitch, but YouTube hemorrhages money and couldn't exist independently of Alphabet.

Neat perspective. I wonder how a (presumably public) model for transaction fee pricing could be audited or gamed on-chain.

84º days are brutal once you're acclimatized to 68º summers, especially in a city built for a cold windy climate.

There are exactly zero big box retailers or lobbyists that will abide that.