BLanen

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by BLanen 3y ago
https://youtu.be/hT0tCSaWZ9Q So brave when he founded a far-right nationalist party and still supported its platform in 2011
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by BLanen 3y ago
There's no proof yet reuse is actually cheaper. Even independent reports cite "a potential of 30% cost savings".
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by BLanen 3y ago
Yea I refuse to use libraries which use(d) the old typescript decorators.
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by BLanen 3y ago
The EU law does.
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by BLanen 3y ago
The "you're going to work with this guy" is obviously illegal, and part of the racket. I wouldn't be surprised if there was value exchanged there along with it. You understand that protection rackets will 'work&#x27
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by BLanen 3y ago
> If you got into a DUI, how does the government get to tell random website X that they are not allowed to say that you got into a DUI, especially when the information was public record. Like every other countries in the world have? >
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by BLanen 3y ago
Cryptobros try to pretend because "web3" is blockchain, that the blockchains will reveal anything bad before it can happen. Completely untrue, of course. There's always a real-world link(because otherwise nobody would be prof
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by BLanen 3y ago
Bad, tables are bad for tree-based data.
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by BLanen 3y ago
Many countries have solved this without needing monopolies/monopsonies by having sane payment methods.
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by BLanen 3y ago
> can still make both sides happy. > Has nothing to do with feelings.
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by BLanen 3y ago
Any truly capable no code development environment will (d)evolve into a shitty visual programming language without the tooling you expect from a modern language.
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by BLanen 3y ago
There's a theory they can't monetize it and thus not put too much work into it(because it would have to justify itself) because of big antitrust issues if they started valueing the service.
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by BLanen 3y ago
Carving that exemption out afterwards seems easier now too.
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by BLanen 3y ago
Doesn't support C#(this is being worked on but possible waiting for .NET 8 with AOT but then it still needs work). Doesn't support the new 4.0 renderer, this is being worked on too. Webgpu support: https://github.com&#x
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by BLanen 3y ago
Yes. Same. Microservices are a horrible solution to problems better solved by different means for most cases I've seen. Ever looked up Orleans? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/orleans/ Actor mod
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by BLanen 3y ago
Good. Any implementation of carbon offsetting is a sham anyway and Shell's plan didn't even offset its product's emmision but only its own business process(because offsetting the emissions of the products would be many times
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by BLanen 3y ago
> In 2015, investigative journalists uncovered that ExxonMobil had known that burning fossil fuels would lead to potentially catastrophic climate impacts as early as the late 1970s. Subsequent reporting showed that the company, and its o
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by BLanen 3y ago
>High return investment opportunities are limited in number and amount of cash which can be deployed into them. As cash under management grows a higher percentage of it gets invested into lower return investment opportunities which are b
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by BLanen 3y ago
> A large, poorly performing fund (1.5x) pays its GPs dramatically more than a smaller, higher performing (4x) fund. Stunningly, the large fund GPs would earn dramatically more on simple management fees alone (i.e. even if the fund was 0
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by BLanen 3y ago
This is the guy that thought that a simulated(on traditional CPU) quantum algorithm could be faster than a traditional algorithm. This is the guy that thought of Ethereum because he disagreed with a balance patch in an MMO and thinks that i
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by BLanen 3y ago
> In 1440, when Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press Well, it starts wrong. We've been printing for quite a while already and he didn't even invent removable lead type.
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by BLanen 3y ago
Yes, Relay does a good job at many of these problems. Graphql SHOULD have been Relay. Graphql without Relay is almost just a syntax.
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by BLanen 3y ago
No, because the average crypto bro will get tricked into thinking anything is a good idea and secure when you mention 'blockchain'.
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by BLanen 3y ago
This is not green. This is basically an elaborate greenwashing scam, dependent on fossil fuels. As usual with hydrogen.
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by BLanen 3y ago
All of this is possible with a jsonschema too. I agree that most people use GraphQL wrong because its impossible to use 'right'. Graphql 'solves' the trivial while hinting towards a future of self-describing apis and any
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by BLanen 3y ago
The article clearly states that the programs are financially doing fine and the cuts are ideological. So why is your comment relevant?
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SBF was scheduled to speak to a Stanford class in a Tech ethics course(stanforddaily.com)
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by BLanen 3y ago
Biometrics as private keys are an absolutely horrible idea as it is. Proposing to use that private key as your one true interface to the digital financial world is ever more insane. The idea that proprietary technology and information(the s
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by BLanen 3y ago
This is saying that if you use your ORM as a typed query builder, its fine! But then just use a typed query builder?
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by BLanen 3y ago
> Profit margins adjusted for inflation will likely be about the same. It doesn't. They're not the same. There's more real profit. Which is the whole point. Your whole comment is about a bad assumption on your end.

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