PKop

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by PKop 10mo ago
Trading it, obviously. Buying low, selling higher. Riding the repeated boom and bust cycles and getting in and out during some portion of the boom. What I'm saying is one can do this even if they have zero "belief" in crypto
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by PKop 10mo ago
Because of the returns, volatility and the liquidity obviously. This is a stupid question. I'm not even talking about "investing", it's a trading vehicle. Short term. Those other things you mentioned are less correlated
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by PKop 10mo ago
Not so helpful, it's too out of date
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by PKop 10mo ago
A huge percentage do, whether it's most or not would be a stupid metric by which to design a cloud storage product in such a way that causes issues when one does sign in on multiple devices.
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by PKop 10mo ago
This is what's so amazing to me, a primary feature of cloud storage is multi-device usage. But by default this ridiculous product causes a mess if you use it on 2 or more computers, and many apps save app data to my documents so you ha
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by PKop 10mo ago
Both supporters and critics approach it too religiously. Yes 99% is scams and rugpulls. The rest of the higher profile coins are, at the very least, tools to make money. Why emotionally sell all your crypto vs holding some higher quality as
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by PKop 10mo ago
Why is the stability of your dedicated server a counterpoint that cloud behemoths can't keep up with their increasing entropy? Seems more like a supporting argument of OP at best, a non sequitur at worst.
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by PKop 11mo ago
If conquest was easy, or "free", everyone would do it. But it is actually a skill issue.
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by PKop 11mo ago
Obesity is associated with increased rate of migraine, so their symptoms could have gone away by virtue of losing weight. Let's see what it does for non obese.
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by PKop 11mo ago
A lot of people did not have trust and have been asking for this country-of-origin feature for years. Better would be if they bring back country of initial account creation, or some way to identify VPN usage.
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Carbon Language: How we compile [video](youtube.com)
1 points by PKop 11mo ago|0 comments
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by PKop 11mo ago
AI slop reply. Nice try.
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by PKop 11mo ago
> They are betraying the principles of their core use base in favor of their new god. That behavior is usually not rewarded by users or customers. Same with Microsoft and Windows PC power users as well.
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by PKop 11mo ago
If your wife wanted to stay home with the kids and not work, you would have forced her into the rat race or given her what she wants? It is not a foolish plan to confidently honor your vows and act accordingly. Condemning a wife who wants t
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by PKop 11mo ago
Control over what happens there
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by PKop 11mo ago
Why do you assume wives just want to work and many wouldn't jump at the chance to be able to stay home with their children, and also socialize with other friends outside of some office job environment?
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by PKop 11mo ago
How so?
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by PKop 11mo ago
You're just outsourcing the authority you accept to some other group of adults and institutions. They don't have some special moral high ground that makes them better than a child's own parents and non-school social circle. I
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by PKop 11mo ago
You mean aren't there already massive problems with high healthcare costs here? Yes. And housing costs. And car insurance costs. And property tax costs. Having millions of foreigners here who are net-costs to taxpayers doesn't mak
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Talking to Windows' Copilot AI makes a computer feel incompetent(theverge.com)
4 points by PKop 11mo ago|3 comments
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by PKop 11mo ago
Did you honestly not look at the numbers in the chart? It's sorted alphabetically by default lol.
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by PKop 11mo ago
Hyping up Chinese espionage threats? The payoff is a government bailout when the profitability of these AI companies comes under threat. The payoff is huge.
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by PKop 11mo ago
> stay relevant in the AI race The race to what, pursue more of what users don't want so as to lose even more of them?
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Performance Improvements in .NET 10 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by PKop 11mo ago|0 comments
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by PKop 11mo ago
They are building more language bindings to back QML frontends https://www.qt.io/qt-bridges
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by PKop 11mo ago
(2024)
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by PKop 11mo ago
No. These articles are annoying to read, the same dumb patterns and structures over and over again in every one. It's a waste of time; the content gives off a generic tone and it's not interesting.
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by PKop 11mo ago
That's your issue not ours. It's obvious; if you don't have a problem with it, enjoy reading slop; many people can't stand it and we don't have to apologize for recognizing or not liking it.
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by PKop 11mo ago
> They like to code. They don’t like to write. People like reading LLM slop less than either of those. So it should become a common understanding not to waste your (or our) time to "write" this. It's frustrating to give it
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by PKop 11mo ago
Have your wife stay home with the kids, then you don't need daycare.

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