BLanen

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by BLanen 4y ago
If you're a naive economist and you think Homo Economicus is real.
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by BLanen 4y ago
I agree. So this whole article is moot.
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by BLanen 4y ago
It's not practical because HATEOAS and "Uniform interface" are unrealistic cyberpunk(in the 80s philosophical sense) pipedreams. But people who hype graphql seems to imagine graphql solves such things. Which it doesn't d
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by BLanen 4y ago
Graphql gets hyped by people who have seriously no idea what the hard problems in apis are. It quite literally solves many easy issues and pretends solve the hard ones, but does nothing to actually do this and just says that you "can&q
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by BLanen 4y ago
If the whole original dataset doesn't need to be in memory all at once, there isn't even an issue to begin with.
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by BLanen 4y ago
You're describing operations done on data in memory to save memory. That list of fractions still needs to be in memory at some point. And if you're batching, this whole discussion goes out of the window.
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by BLanen 4y ago
CHVRCHES is the opposite. Spelled wrong intentionally for SEO.
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by BLanen 4y ago
I had 0 issues with taxis in Romania, but I wasn't in Bucharest
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by BLanen 4y ago
Does this work like how remixjs and nextjs(with the next RFC[0]) with react server components[1]? [0] https://nextjs.org/blog/layouts-rfc [1] https://reactjs.org/blog/2020/12/21/data
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by BLanen 4y ago
No. Monopolies don't deserve credit.
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by BLanen 4y ago
This is just centralized, as every solution to a decentralization problem. Defeats the purpose.
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by BLanen 4y ago
Yea but the (former) East German population lives a lot healthier than the general US population.
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by BLanen 4y ago
Lol, of course a Bari Weiss article. She's really going on the grift.
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by BLanen 4y ago
Economists have never heard of Yevon's paradox. Surprising. Increased efficiency will lead to more use, not less.
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by BLanen 4y ago
I've been hearing this for 20 years. I assume nothing will happen while this "news" will be used by fossil fuel companies to virtue signal "technological progress" in the plastic problem.
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by BLanen 4y ago
The reason that cookies are not a browser setting is NOT because of a technical limitation. Besides, if it was a browser setting, I would hope most people would have default "no, you can't store cookies except for the functional o
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by BLanen 4y ago
Binance is a bucket shop with faked volume
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by BLanen 5y ago
Since some loser flagged my previous comment: https://twitter.com/nyt_diff/status/1515373039923388420
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by BLanen 5y ago
https://www.3dsystems.com/press-releases/3d-systems-appoints...
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by BLanen 5y ago
> Cancelled No, they didn't "cancel" your video. They removed it.
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by BLanen 5y ago
> Daniel is an expert on spotting talent. Why? He's a 31 year old from a startup which left zilch to the world.
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by BLanen 5y ago
> They are making society worse not better. For a time maybe 15-20 years ago, maybe peaking around the era of Snowden it looked like technology was going to truly democratise the world. LOL. Peak https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by BLanen 5y ago
And I can hate its existence. Facebook has an effect on the society you live in and on YOU despite you not using it.
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by BLanen 5y ago
What about no. I absolutely cannot hate this project more.
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by BLanen 5y ago
There is nothing Marxist about The Netherlands. Maybe if you actually read some stuff, you'd know this.
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by BLanen 5y ago
> At last since the Iraq war the intelligence services really lost any independent credibility they had during the Cold War. The interesting thing is that the CIA actually disagreed with the Iraq WMD "evidence".
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by BLanen 5y ago
Haha, American whataboutism.
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by BLanen 5y ago
I guess he only tried to invade. That's fine then /s
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by BLanen 5y ago
Because it's closer to the actual cost and not subsidised as much.
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by BLanen 5y ago
Why answer with an "I imagine" when you don't know basic knowledge about the cns and you're wrong?

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