EugeneOZ

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   by EugeneOZ 5y ago

   You just need to buy 15000 $OXEN to run a node (USD 10800 at the moment of writing). And without nodes, it can not be decentralized. Ponzi scheme.
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   by EugeneOZ 5y ago

   Every option looks risky, people will not use it widely.
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   by EugeneOZ 5y ago

   It's funny how you are trying to ignore my words about identity confirmation and KYC. For me, while this is required, the whole point of “crypto” is nullified. And this process is not fast. And I hate to share such information.
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   by EugeneOZ 5y ago

   No, just converting crypto coins into real currencies. I wrote it in the first comment.
5. 455.▲
   by EugeneOZ 5y ago

   I’m talking about withdrawal only. But it's not like a bank, I agree - a bank gives some protection to your money, because they have responsibilities.
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   by EugeneOZ 5y ago

   I personally had a hope that we’ll build some new decentralized things, some real new web - more sustainable, reliable, less regulated, less censored. My heartbeat was increasing every time I was finding some project promising to build this
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   by EugeneOZ 5y ago

   We can say that when it will be easy to withdraw the transferred coins (convert them into real, offline currencies such as dollars, euros, and so on). Right now you need to confirm your identity, pass the KYC procedure - no difference in co
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   by EugeneOZ 5y ago

   You’ve got many “I feel the same” comments, so I’ll add something different: Read more + try new things. Find some time to read some education materials, then try to use your new knowledge. It is the best way to improve your skills, and it&
9. 459.▲
   by EugeneOZ 5y ago

   Maybe you'll change your opinion after reading the list of his achievements. Or just after looking at the size of that list.
10. 460.▲
    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    I have successfully went through a chain of technical interviews, but wasn't hired to Facebook because HR realized I have no degree. So our experience is really different.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    > the USA don't care about your diploma, only what you can do That's a total bullshit, unfortunately. Everything else is correct.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    Scroll Lock is just a special toggle for the Legacy Game Compatibility Mode - you need to turn it on in BIOS. Then you can control E-cores using Scroll Lock.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    But don't compare to the modern desktops, only laptops. I often see that people want to compare new M1 to the latest desktops (hot and power-greedy), then say "well, just a little bit better in that benchmark" and think that
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    If product is not released yet, then their expenses of changing the name are not as huge as they declare.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    SEEKING WORK Location: Barcelona, Spain Only remote Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, Angular, Ionic Résumé/CV: https://jamm.dev/resume.pdf / https://jamm.dev/cv.pdf Email: oz@jamm.dev
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    Location: Barcelona, Spain Remote: yes, only remote Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, Angular, Ionic Résumé/CV: https://jamm.dev/resume.pdf / https://jamm.dev/cv.pdf Email: o
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    Just English words? Boring.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    No, especially with the terminal.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    I was comparing 2 computers I have (read the comment I replied to). But if you are saying that passively cooled Apple notebook should be compared to last-gen Intel desktop CPU with powerful cooler - Apple enginers would be honored to read i
20. 470.▲
    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    To current intel laptop (without a cooler), maybe, not to desktop with powerful cooler. I’m sure desktop CPU should be much more powerful.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    I still didn't get their example about the 100Gb spaceship model - max RAM supported is 64Gb...
22. 472.▲
    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    indeed. From my experience, I see that my MBA uses swap sometimes, but I can't notice it. Still, I want to avoid it.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    I have m1 air with 8Gb and I see that had to take 16Gb at least. Not sure about 32GB, but 16 is the minimum. Profile: JS, TS, Rust, sometimes Java.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    for those who downvote the facts they don't want to know about: https://twitter.com/eugeniyoz/status/1407518570888810497?s=2...
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    I’m comparing Windows PC (i7-6700k, nvme) with MBA m1 and MBA is noticeable faster in just everything. Compilation time of JS and Java code is literally 2 times faster on MBA M1 than on desktop i7 CPU.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    I agree with everything except the first word - you are not denying my words ;)
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    No, laws of physics will not be changed just because customers want it. You want a more detailed photo - take a bigger sensor, better lenses. The software can improve something, but not create the details.
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    no, the difference between a full-frame DSLR and any phone camera is night and day. It's just ridiculous to read articles about phone cameras with their ugly photos where authors are writing something like “wow it's amazing - best
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    yes, sorry
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    by EugeneOZ 5y ago

    Appreciate the explanation. But: > Consider TypeScript like a linter