BLanen

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by BLanen 5y ago
Yea, I'm sure they're actually using crypto instead of any other currency in the world that could actually be used for spending without $20 fees. Or if they want to keep their VALUE they could hold literally ANYTHING BUT the curre
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by BLanen 5y ago
Lightning network is a non-workable piece of shit that REQUIRES AN ON-CHAIN TRANSACTION TO SET UP A DEBIT CHANNEL BETWEEN WALLETS
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by BLanen 6y ago
The price of those panels is absolutely insane compared to normal panels. For marginally better looks, you pay 10x. Normally it takes around the lifetime of a panel to make back the money it saved on your bill, this will never do that with
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by BLanen 6y ago
Musk didn't found Tesla, which your comment implied. He basically bought the "founder" title.
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by BLanen 6y ago
I wanted to add a location but I can't get the location on the website itself? Why not just coordinates anyway? Too much effort.
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by BLanen 6y ago
I was ready for the knee-jerk hackernews response where people complain about deserved criticism. I don't know how you people expect things to get better if this wouldn't happen.
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by BLanen 6y ago
Green points of EVs are negative compared to fossil fuel public transport even.
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by BLanen 6y ago
Dorsey giving money to friends.
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by BLanen 6y ago
Software has ironically only led to more and more vertical and horizontal integration while evangelists had been predicting the utopian opposite while ignoring the warning signs.
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by BLanen 6y ago
That doesn't change anything in energy usage, and shows how you fundamentally don't understand how it works.
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by BLanen 6y ago
No
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by BLanen 6y ago
That's actually not that uncommon.
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by BLanen 6y ago
CPI is mostly for boomers that already have their house ownership secured. For everyone else, it's bullshit. Especially young people are extremely fucked by it.
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by BLanen 6y ago
> Taxes and healthcare are super expensive here in Germany 1. It's actually not. I assume your primary audience is American so this is just a strange statement. 2. This is your personal after-profit spending and has little to do wit
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by BLanen 6y ago
> I think GraphQL will change the world. There will be a future where you can query any system in the world using GraphQL. I'm building this future. This is just extremely embarrassing to say. 1990s John Perry Barlow esque fantasy.
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by BLanen 6y ago
I'll believe this study when it's replicated successfully.
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by BLanen 6y ago
>. All we have to do is send up hella reflectors to block the sun and we can be cool Ah, ok. Just a complete scifi fantasy plan will just happen to sprout out of nowhere in the future(tm). Guess we'll just do nothing now.
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by BLanen 6y ago
And Microsoft getting much influence in the Chromium project is unlikely. Of course google could be forced to by governments' actions.
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by BLanen 6y ago
No, it's deliberately made worse the last couple years. They have put way too much confidence in their semantics-ai and it seem way overfit. I used to be able to learn how to effectively search but lately it's just so terrible. It
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by BLanen 6y ago
> The vast majority of FB users use it for staying in touch with friends and family. Out of personal experience it's the opposite. I even talked about a chrome plugin to get rid of everything but friends' activities and they sa
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by BLanen 6y ago
Because nothing ever changes anything or has any influence on anything it's just all. Is a very reductive position to take and blatently antiscientific about what we know how racist ideologies spread.
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by BLanen 6y ago
Amazon sells everything. Schwarz group doesn't. Most products won't compete with them.
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by BLanen 7y ago
Antibody tests are not what we need now. What we need are PCR tests... There is literally NOTHING to be found about "rapidward" before 2 days ago. I'm very skeptical to your added value, and not just a middle man with a marke
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by BLanen 7y ago
According to them, trying to make themselves look good.
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by BLanen 7y ago
A look, a theory contrary to all evidence!
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by BLanen 7y ago
I made this in an internship except that I get the metadata from Entity Framework and those subqueries but those woudn't have been hard to implement.
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by BLanen 7y ago
I really really hope Microsoft can push for a sort of Chromium-foundation. Google owning the chromium development is what is going to make any sort of protocol-level privacy impossible, while Microsoft doesn't care much about internet
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by BLanen 7y ago
> highly competent individuals familiar with elections Is this a joke? There's nothing suggesting competence here and everything suggesting casual nepotism.
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by BLanen 7y ago
The only thing you're doing is normalizing nepotism and excusing incompetence.
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by BLanen 7y ago
A feature like this is VERY application specific for a lot of files since you can't just take out the rendering engine and would need to usually have a third party make the software to render to web-views, whether opensource or proprie

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