CyanLite4

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by CyanLite4 4y ago
That was “only” a few hundred billion. It pales in comparison to the $9 trillion in QE over the past decade given to the largest banks.
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by CyanLite4 4y ago
That’s the problem, crypto as an asset class has been nothing but a QAnon-fueled meme “stock”. Unfortunately, I don’t think this is the end of it until we see much more pain. I can’t believe that real friends and family members that I know
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
We could use a very basic standard so that I don’t have to click on cookie banners for every single website…
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
The hardest part of this type of journey is realizing you don’t need money to be happy or feel contentment. It may not make sense right now, but you may spend the next decade or so chasing money to get to a point of contentment only to real
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
China has a complete monopoly on LFP battery manufacturing. No incentives to lower price. Once other manufacturers come online, we should see price improvements. Biden’s DPA announcement last week gets the ball rolling
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Bing.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Too many paper cuts with a desktop app. I’ve had issues where the user has run out of hard drive space and now the app randomly crashes. Or when the antivirus scanning software locks down the DLL and the app hangs. Or the user wants to just
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Surprised they’re still being this transparent at this stage. I expected the lawyers to have shut it down by now.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Won’t take effect until 2023, but good to see it happen.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
To paraphrase a famous comedian… It’s not anything we need to plan for because we’ll never have known if it happened.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Learned behavior. He took Crimea without firing a shot. Took Georgia and it didn’t even make the 6 o’clock news. Slowly expanded his empire while the West was preoccupied with Iraq and Afghanistan. Even up until the tanks started rolling in
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Several US politicians (Marco Rubio for example) have gone on Twitter/major news outlets saying that this isn’t the same semi-rational Putin from 5 years ago. Alluding to possible medical/psychological issues.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
I wonder if you could optimize it a little further to get energy from both directions… Energy produced in the way up (heated water) and on the way down (gravity-Fed turbines)
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
1997 called and want their outdated MS opinion back. MS is one of the largest open source contributors these days. .Net is open source and cross-platform. They even have an open source Linux distribution. They actively contribute to Rust, w
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
How did you get your Gmail account back?
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
This may not mean Omicron is less severe itself. It may just be indicative of 70-80% of populations being prior infected or vaccinated like South Africa was. Unvaccinated individuals still have a tough time clearing this.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Because Delta doesn’t evade the current vax immunity, it just replicates significantly faster.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Because “life happens”. You may need to move jobs, stay closer to your parents to help them as they get older, downsize after kids go to college, you may have grandkids that you want to be closer to. You may even have to move because your n
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Not exactly. Here’s a really good blog post on the perf improvements: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/performance-improvemen...
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
How does this compare with MsgPack?
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
2022 starts the Roaring 20s. Covid takes a backseat as new therapeutics become available. Remote work trend allows mass migration out of the Western states and into more rural areas. Prices and employment stabilize as the Fed tapers QE. Tik
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
It’s a little more complicated than “an episode”. For instance, the most popular cable program “Yellowstone” is on the Paramount Network. New episodes are shown there for a few days, but prior episodes are on NBC’s Peacock network. Many oth
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Capitalism is working, some companies are making more with the delays than without. Perverse incentives.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Update: MSFT has reverted the changes. https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/pull/22262
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
JetBrains Rider has the HotReload implementation for its Linux IDE. Their premium license is like $13 a month.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
JetBrains did their own Hot Reload feature for Linux. The community is working as it should. The problem is everyone wants premium features for free. HotReload is a new feature, existing folks don’t have it now. If you want it on Linux, it’
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
The software is still open source. If you want the premium feature for Hot Reload, then it’s like $13 a month for a license for Linux/Mac/Windows. Everything else is fully supported for free.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Just pay the $13 a month for a premium license and get over it already.
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Too much FUD and overreaction from people who dont even use Microsoft products here. MS simply said they are prioritizing one particular feature for launch in 2 week for their premium (paid) IDE. Another company has already implemented this
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by CyanLite4 5y ago
Being fully off-grid is one thing, but I’d rather be self-sustaining. Like being connected to the grid but have enough solar and batteries to not need it most days, or at least could survive a few days without it. Connected to modern septic

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