Ataraxy

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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I've been messing with this using moleculer and node on a project. Feels like a good compromise.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I'm sure some HF's have, just as some HF's lost billions in their own right on the way up.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Oh I know you didn't I was just pointing out the parallel to the point being made. :) Similarly the majority of people trading options are gamblers.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Similar to calling all retail investors amateurs.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Not only that but there's plenty of people that work on wall street that no doubt hang out there all the same
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
That says more about the fundamental problem with the system than it does any given individual. When I see stuff like this that tries to push blame on an individual for tweeting I have to immediately scoff because it totally gives cover to
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
They realistically are. It's pure media fiction (and scapegoating) that a bunch of regular people are somehow moving markets. In practice they're just the smoke screen for the actual wealth making plays against their peers that sc
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
It's a character study more like Mad Men meets Forest Gump in the silicon valley nascent tech startup era. Personally I think it's better than Mad Men.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I'm the same way.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I listen to all sorts of music and it doesn't really change much. Realistically I tune out of the lyrics while I'm focused on something else anyway.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I had began creating my own sort of thing on top of Hasura which I prefer but this is pretty cool. I'm not at all too big on TS (which is sacrelige apparently) but I'll check this out.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I tend to favor abstractions so that services can always remain agnostic. It's one thing to buy, but it's another matter to be locked into something. Especially if it's core to your business.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Considering the post is on /r/geoguesser it's much more likely they're just really good at stuff like this. Some people are just insane at that game.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
That would be Hearthstone but your point still stands.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Wow, today I learned. I remember Back Orifice back in the day was all the rage.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
It's probably because so called centrists don't stand for much of anything beyond trying to gain a social edge by pretending they're above it all when they aren't. It's an excuse to attempt to distill belief systems
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Yeah, screw you left handed freaks! /s
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
The vast majority of people don't have a coherent ideology. It legitimately comes down to however you frame a question to someone.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I'm still unclear on why a code of conduct beyond "Don't be an asshole just to be an asshole" is even needed.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
On the very small boards you use chording to access different layers for symbols and numbers. Like for me I hold down my right thumb key (which is also space if i were to just tap it) and that changes the layer allowing me type symbols like
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I'd make the cursor a little lighter shade in color if it's a blackboard.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Took me like 3 or 4 days to get up to my normal speed of a bit over 100wpm. This was also going from 60% to my first split/ortho. Took me another couple of days to get used to chording and these days I use a 36 key split board. So your
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I don't know even other platforms are starting to build plugin integrations into it. For example, Google Cloud Code which lets you deploy/manage cloud run and k8s from it.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
As a senior in HS it was the very first year our school had programming as a class and it was only for Turbo Pascal so I learned the basics of programming through that. It didn't really stick though (at least consciously) and a few yea
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
That's the internet and life in general. Most things tend to be personality driven unless the person is beyond exceptional over their peers in which case they have merely a larger percentage chance to break through just by virtue of sk
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
If you had infinite memory and energy such optimizations wouldn't be needed to begin with.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
So if it's a long running task that's definitely a more complex problem that would require some sort of queue/pause/resume system presumably but I imagine the same concept could still apply. The node that merges context
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
The idea of a pseudo flow based programming worfklow has always appealed to me because I think having logic as components that can be used as legos makes sense. It seemed like the other stuff out there was either too overkill/obtuse or
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I've been really interested in creating my own workflow engine for personal use and I kind of had the same thought while trying to plan it out. One approach that comes to mind to solve this sort of end user issue would be to explicitly
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Very satisfying effect.

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