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by 1ark 3y ago
I watched the announcement of the LV GP. And I am pretty sure Domenicali answered the question that the GP is for local and the Las Vegas audience, regarding the time of the event.
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by 1ark 3y ago
Are these statements verifiable? Honestly interested to learn more about every argument against Telegram.
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by 1ark 3y ago
Fine. But where is the truth in that it is sent to Russian servers? Perfectly open to any evidence.
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by 1ark 3y ago
My argument at this point was only that speculation probably triumphs illicit usage. Do you mean that speculation is built on top of illicit use for crypto? It maybe doesn't even matter what the fundamental beliefs are because it has a
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by 1ark 3y ago
I think you could probe into some truth about it by looking at the volumes being traded on exchanges and how much are in the exchange's wallets.
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by 1ark 3y ago
I was looking into (toying with) making a decentralized version of TDlib. Of course a lot of effort, but possible. Telegram has some of the best clients, and FOSS. Forking those with a new TDlib would be "best" of both worlds. Ses
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by 1ark 3y ago
For Telegram I think they try to make a case for TON. In TON you can buy a special phone number that can be used for Telegram, and therefore (pseudo)anonymous.
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by 1ark 3y ago
Telegram servers are hosted worldwide, mainly US and EU. With HQ in Dubai.
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by 1ark 3y ago
Good enough for daily time-frames, and since you don't have to pay.
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by 1ark 3y ago
Depending on your provider, but there could be an "Adjusted Close" (Yahoo has it) which includes stock splits and dividends. I tried a few backtesting libraries, thought backtesting.py[1] was easy to work with and straight to the
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by 1ark 3y ago
"The Easy Way To Stop Drinking by Allen Carr", recommended for those who are curious about not drinking anymore.
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by 1ark 3y ago
Signal, Session, Berty, Jami, and Nostr are some I can think of from the top of my head.
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by 1ark 3y ago
+1 for prompt_toolkit. Good and approachable docs as well.
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by 1ark 3y ago
I have used React/Preact/React Native/Flutter to build complex UIs. I thought it would be great to use something like this to render TUI and get rid of some of the app complexity for “simpler” one-user apps. I have used it an
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by 1ark 3y ago
They are probably just checking headers such as user agent and cookies. Would copy whatever your normal browser sends and put it in the urllib.request. If that doesn’t work, then it is likely more sophisticated.
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by 1ark 3y ago
They have a home?!
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by 1ark 3y ago
Read the whole /prompt_toolkit/ manual today. It was great. Then I started coding. It should always be like that. Great docs. When docs are hard to navigate, read, and comprehend, then it's a red flag.
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by 1ark 3y ago
There was a recent drainage of many wallets, even old untouched ones on Ethereum. I don't think it was resolved. Your scenario is likely imo, and the fictional quote was what I saw.
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by 1ark 3y ago
Been using this for maybe a year or something. It is superb, like the original used to be, and should be! Thank you for this effort.
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by 1ark 3y ago
Nim can do metaprogramming and DSL beautifully. Python-like syntax, compiled, fast, small.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Have sympathy for your old folks. Of course you have more clear context on this than me so I could be out on thin ice, but hear me out. My inclination though is that it is actually something like fear based. We smile to each other to send t
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by 1ark 4y ago
And Japan has both. Either you don't have time to look at the menu before they show up taking your order or people shout "SUMIMASEN!" over the whole restaurant.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Again?! They were back as late as of 2018.
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by 1ark 4y ago
I concur. I use my PC 8-12 hours a day, for many activities including work. Occassionally I have gaming stints, which can include VR. That is just not enough to justify having to be limited and bloated at the same time by Microsoft Windows.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Great book! Imagine EMs reading it, and reflecting deeply about it and what role they have in an organisation. There is so much bike shedding, fake knowledge, and nonsense in management. At best someone read a book once. How great is the av
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by 1ark 4y ago
You'd have to roll your own plotting though. Or glue something together.
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by 1ark 4y ago
I think crypto just conveniently bypasses securities laws, that's the point, can't do that with a centralized db. It is sort of decentralized and you can issue tokens in different ways, and as the creator you "happened"
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by 1ark 4y ago
Not a movie but a documentary on Netflix, The Big Boss: A 21st Century Criminal .
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by 1ark 4y ago
It's part of the deal where I worked. I think the whole bad framing of game development is a bit one dimensional. It is a dream job in a very tough saturated market, often with perks inside the office, awesome release parties, passiona
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by 1ark 4y ago
The interview will be very short once you've gone through your questions, that's all. For your 5-15 minute question, I don't know the nature of it, but why don't you just move on with reference to time? I'm sure you

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