DevKoala

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   by DevKoala 5y ago

   Ahh got it, that’s a great argument. Brb, “downloading a car” for educational purposes.
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   by DevKoala 5y ago

   The news can change the perspective of individuals. If only “benevolent” billionaires can maintain news sites, then they can also dictate the perception of real world events by individuals. It is too much power. Competition pushes news site
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   by DevKoala 5y ago

   This is cool, but how is it different from piracy?
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   by DevKoala 5y ago

   I wouldn’t want him to stick and lose motivation either.
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   by DevKoala 5y ago

   Because the west is dependent on Russian oil.
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   by DevKoala 5y ago

   What’s more interesting to me is why the whole world is so energy deficient that they cannot stop using Russian oil. IMHO that was the first mistake.
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   by DevKoala 5y ago

   You must develop the social skills early otherwise you’ll eventually become someone whose only value is picking up the tab.
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   by DevKoala 5y ago

   I quit my last job because I was done learning what I could learn there, and I also tough I deserved more money. I got what I was after. I don’t think it has anything to do with being “special” though.
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   by DevKoala 5y ago

   Honestly, after that report in which they caught the Exxon-Mobile exec talking about all the dem congress members they had in their pockets, I knew nothing would get done. https://youtu.be/5v1Yg6XejyE
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    I run Airflow even for my local trading setup. For large teams, I often go with managed solutions like Astronomer.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    I love Airflow. Plenty of data businesses I've built are nothing more than just one DAG. As for the article, I don't think we are yet at the point in which a competing stack comprised of individual specialized components do things
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    Are you suggesting he is pocketing the money? The charities have to be regulated to qualify for the tax write off. The government inspect these institutions. For example, they forced the organization that posed as BLM since it was misusing
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    https://www.businessinsider.in/investment/news/bitcoin-does-...
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    A decentralized ledger that does not require government input. No government can mint more crypto due to awful monetary policy. Also, no, money laundering is not possible on most chains since all transactions are public.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    How would this stop individuals who can obscure wealth through trusts and other international financial engineering? It seems like a ploy to go after the little guy while negating to take a look at tax evasion schemes for the individuals wh
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    Work for home by far. It saves me 1 hour and a half of commute everyday, and allows me to have a semblance of work life balance.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    This has to be a a troll. The word without the second “i” is an offensive term for gay people in Latin America.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    I think Mazda fills this space perfectly. I recently purchased a CX-5, and I am incredibly happy with the balance of smart and non smart features. Everything else felt smart to the point of taking control away from me.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    What were the exact things that Rogan or his guests said that were misinformation? I don't watch him, but the excerpts I watched from the Robert Malone interview weren't misinformation. The guy even seemed to be pro-vax.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    I do. Highly effective propaganda has associated the facts around Chinese trade secret stealing with claims of racism and general xenophobia. As a result, now you have plenty of individuals all over the world whose moral compass pushes them
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    I empathize with OP. I live in the Bay Area and most people here are convinced that every other place is a slum, particularly the “flyover states”. The negativity drives people to become sensitive to the topic.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    That’s peanuts in the marketing world.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    I remember watching it and I thought it fell apart in the second half. I really cannot remember how it ends, just that I didn’t like it. The concept of erasing your memory after you complete a job stuck with me, and was probably the most re
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    Fine, attach a TV to it for $200. The whole thing just seems silly.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    This hacks is impressive, but very pointless. A regular treadmill plus an iPad is a much better combo and it goes for $1k less total.
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    Chamath Palihapitiya: “Nobody cares what's happening to the Uyghurs okay?”(twitter.com)

    18 points by DevKoala 5y ago|1 comments
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    But it is still advertising something. I don’t see the difference. Self mockery is a common advertiser tactic.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    Me neither.
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    The people of the USA. Apparently, the lab in Wuhan was performing gain of function research with funding from NIH. Now what is up for debate is if that specific research was what led to Covid-19. https://www.vanityfair.com/
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    by DevKoala 5y ago

    What do you mean it is non-actionable? If it was a lab leak we can determine what conditions lead to the leak and adopt better safety measures. The lab leak was most likely a protocol error and without a collective awareness of the cause, t