FranksTV

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by FranksTV 5y ago
Nonsense. Abstractions.are for fools. I count my electrons by hand, just like my grandfather did.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Apple arcade is probably big money for them. These are likely to be casual games. They're not going after the Halo/Call of Duty crowd.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
The major problem with crypto-bros is that they think "money" is a good enough answer. Money is an extrinsic motivator, and extrinsic motivators extinguish intrinsic motivation. Money will never be a good enough reason to do thing
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by FranksTV 5y ago
This reads like it was written by Marvin from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. "Here I am, brain the size of a planet, and they tell me to take you up to the bridge"
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by FranksTV 5y ago
You think that's crazy, I remember people rushing to get Windows 95.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
You can raise a lot of money on potential. When something becomes real suddenly it has to work. Its like the Oak Island treasure. If they ever actually dig something up, it'll kill the tourist revenue.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
The difficult part is figuring out why anyone would ever want to use any of this stuff for anything other than money laundering.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Add "site:github.com" to your search and just get results from github.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Well, we've all read this thread so it's not unexpected anymore.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
True empathy only comes from understanding. Your initial attempts were to "put yourself in their shoes" which is a bit impossible if you don't know about what ADHD is like. The disconnect you experienced was an artifact of th
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by FranksTV 5y ago
With an infectious disease you are putting other people at risk. You wanna smoke or skydive, go nuts. But wear a damn mask. Masks catch the moisture in your breath. It's like covering your mouth when you sneeze. Imagine someone walks
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Wearing masks when not eating is there to stop people from exploiting loopholes. Like having a bar where everyone is just mingling, but they have some store bought croissants so they are a "restaurant."
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Jackbox Part Packs have some great games that can handle up to 20.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Fzf is what you're looking for.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
The code doesn't really replace the corporate structure, as the structure is the same. The code replaces the ledger, I suppose, but that's about it.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
We absolutely do have accessibility legislation, so not sure where you're getting the idea we don't. The TTC is gradually adding elevators to old subways where possible (same as New York is) and all new construction for the past 3
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Yeah but the quality is pretty mixed. A lot have performance problems, and maintenance is spotty.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Webstorm is amazing for typescript. I have to use VSCode for work and I'm easily 20% slower because of it.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
I always like the a concept of the Weirdularity It says that 1. The number of things that happen to people is increasing because the number of people is increasing. 2. The amount of news a person can consume is limited. 3. The news only rep
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Mcdonalds doesn't make money selling hamburgers. It makes money leasing real estate, and equipment to franchisees.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Or perhaps, the sky is not falling.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Substack is trying to be a platform to let people build those kinds of businesses, the way Shopify let's any retailer build an online store.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
I already do. When I go to the grocery store and tap my phone and dollars are transferred digitally from my bank account to the grocery store's bank account. I've taken cash out of an ATM once in the last year, for my nephew'
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Yes because the only way anyone makes money is buy getting more people to buy bitcoin.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Yeah because when society collapses, I'm sure there is going to be a stable supply of GPUs.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Generally programs can figure out whether they should run interactively or not.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Building a successful startup is a grueling marathon. It honestly sucks a lot of the time. It's hyper stressful, you have to absorb a ton of personal risk. Even if it goes well, share preferences can leave you with nothing at the end.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
Hey — this may be weird, but I think I may have joined the same company, though I'm with the Canadian branch. Or at least the culture and technology sounds exactly identical. Also looking for my own way out, but feel like I need to sti
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by FranksTV 5y ago
People said the same thing about the internet in 1992.
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by FranksTV 5y ago
I don't know, I think we should trust the ultra-wealthy guy when he says that paying his fair share of taxes will hurt the little guy.

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