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I agree. Coinbase is the trusted inlet to trading crypto for individual investors. One of the blockchains, Bitcoin, has a 1 trillion dollar market cap, and the next largest has 259 bn. And coinbase captures a fee of some large percentage of
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You reap what you sow
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I'd wager services for Azure.
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What in gods name is hubspot and how do I keep ending up on it’s website. It sounds like a CRM but they have a side hustle of producing blogposts about every topic under the sun? Edit: I just searched “hubspot blogs about everything” and ha
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Searching the Facebook data breach with Elasticsearch
(adamfallon.com)
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I'm procrastinating on HN right now because my iOS build time is 2 and a half minutes long. About 30-50 seconds on an incremental build. This is true suffering. Oh wanted to update with Specs; 2019 MacBook Pro with 2.4Ghz Intel Core i9
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> "One of the reasons developers have embraced OSS so much is because it gives you portable capital between companies" Portable capital is a sumptuous term. patio is a fantastic writer.
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How US Parole Apps Create Digital Prisoners
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There’s one thing that made me curious. The author said the load times when the game came out were awful as well. So has that JSON always been 10mb or has it grown a lot over time? Has the load time crept up since launch or has it gone down
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Thoughts on Programming Languages
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Well just what org affords me headers and subheaders really. Links to other files by typing [[ then it autocompleted what I start typing. Structure is a time sink with a poor pay off in my opinion, good search and a bit of good old wetware
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it a keyboard shortcut for org-roam-find-file. (global-set-key (kbd "M-n") 'org-roam-find-file)
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Not OP, but I have a 1,000 high quality notes, so I feel a little qualified to talk about this. 1. Emacs + Org mode & Org Roam. 2. All my notes are synced in Dropbox so I can use the beorg app on iOS. 3. Any time I need a note (be that
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The compiler does some very fancy stuff with objc_msgSend to make it fast, and the selectors are interned. https://www.mikeash.com/pyblog/objc_msgsends-new-prototype.h...
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Here he discusses his thoughts on the term; http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~ram/pub/pub_jf47ht81Ht/doc_kay...
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I am giving a talk in work soon around method swizzling in iOS and was delving into the history of Objective-C a bit and came across Alan Kay's talk about the power of simplicity and how we've all screwed up OOP. In the talk, Alan
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I wouldn't say this is true at all, there are lots of kids out there who will cut their teeth with this seeing as it is entirely free. Also, it is as if people forget the launch of Ghidra; https://github.com/NationalSec
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His grasp of English is pretty decent, he was a lecturer at Hangzhou Dianzi University in English and International trade.
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org-roam with org-bibtex 1. https://www.orgroam.com/ 2. http://gewhere.github.io/org-bibtex
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It won't be on AWS or GCP. That's pretty important to businesses already using cloud and wanting to "add AI" to their product offerings.
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I think you’ve misread my comment. So I’ve said it’s interesting to see that both those cities are “back to almost 100% capacity” - almost being an operative word - from end of august to now Moscow has been @ 70-90% consistently, and St Pet
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One interesting coronavirus metric I’ve been tracking is mobility indexes. I know it sounds tin-foil-hat-y but I don’t trust western media coverage on Russia or China and so to gauge the situation in those countries I’ve tried looking at d
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I am so confused why they didn't put efforts into making this an iPad app. There is a market for something like this that developers are crying out for, but on mac why would anyone use this over VSCode (and pay $99 for the privilege?)
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What is a project stack?
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No that is right, emacs has two main contenders for "fuzzy search" - ido-mode and helm. They act as completion engines for all kinds of search; file, word, buffer, commands etc. Helm acts similar to Ctrl+P, ido is like an incremen
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Cmd + Shift + 5 gives you a crop tool and you can choose to create a screenshot or start a video. Little options menu lets you pick between audio inputs and outputs for the video too.
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I saw links to this and thought it would be bullshit-y enterprise training, but now I actually look at it looks actually useful - so, thank you!
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Ask HN: How to Learn AWS?
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What does Palintir even do? It seems that they have consultants (that they called forward deployed engineers for some reason) who go into military, police & enterprise and set up some sort of bespoke data lake for all the docs and data
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Anyone here using Workplace Search yet or know of any good in-depth reviews of it? Seems like a useful product.
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