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Joined 9 years ago
If you're trying to take a dig at blockchain technology for its decentralized nature and ability to circumvent government controls, you should be aware that this is considered a good thing. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16702684, for instance. The recent SESTA/FOSTA debacle is one example of why such decentralized networks are needed.
Doubtful. In what sense is it 'old'?
In the words of Roy Amara: We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run.
Why do you think arguing on social media is the only or even best way to engage politically with the world?
> So I'm left confused by your apparent inability to do the same.
Inability to do what?
> I feel real damage has been done to the health of the Java ecosystem by having billions of devices run fragmented Java-but-not-Java
Your feelings are not a legal basis for punishment.
For you, maybe. For me and others, it makes it easier to organize events and coordinate meetings with friends. Why do you assume your experience is universal? It might be a problem in your circle, but that doesn’t mean it is in everyone else’s.
These are not signs of Asperger’s.
> Those who have the U.S. master's exemption have two chances to be selected in the lottery: first, a lottery is held to award the 20,000 visas available to master's degree holders, and those not selected are then entered in the regular lottery for the other 65,000 visas. Those without a U.S. master's are entered only in the second, regular, lottery.
That is definitely a non-negligible advantage.
What does manliness have to do with this?