ROARosen

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by ROARosen 6y ago
> Miners and other people using bitcoins are going to get tired at some point of the loss from buying all this energy to keep their bitcoin assets going The only reason miners mine (at least most of them) is because they get a return on
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> This is not just some article, it's a peer-reviewed study from the University of Arizona Without going into the paper itself, why do you believe being peer-reviewed means that we cannot - and should not - look at it critically wit
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Sure the creators are women, but the trend which is rising regarding the games is about games targeting female audiences. Which is quite the opposite of advertisers preferring female creators , which is not taking into account the target
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by ROARosen 6y ago
I'd rather learn COBOL than BAAAAA lang
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by ROARosen 6y ago
In a way I think this is good for consumers as it positions them better to counterbalance Microsoft, the big bear in the field.
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> We've been working with the GPay team the last couple months and have made significant improvements within both Flutter and the GPay app So seriously, how can you reassure any indie dev not getting VIP support to optimize their
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by ROARosen 6y ago
iPhone 6s, the new Google Pay app is disastrously laggy to point of being unusable
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Piracy is not theft, Lost sales don't exist, says Minecraft creator (2011)(torrentfreak.com)
301 points by ROARosen 6y ago|242 comments
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by ROARosen 6y ago
but [...querySelectorAll()] does return an array and is just as concise
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Einsteinium(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ROARosen 6y ago|0 comments
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Looks amazing, just what I needed, but I was trying to add a Google font and it just doesn't come up as that font when I select it for use.
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Congratulations! Are the finished-product sites exportable?
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by ROARosen 6y ago
While your point is correct, I live in NY and true, it's heartening to see that someone is looking out for obvs fraud. But it's really annoying that I can't (straightforwardly) open an account at most crypto exchanges, and I&
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by ROARosen 6y ago
My point was, I believe the person who did this is is partly - aside from the joke aspect - trying to get it at the top of HN which will cause it to have a fairly large amount of traffic, which will in turn potentially lift the price point
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by ROARosen 6y ago
This is truly altruistic for the public benefit, in a way that's hard to find these days. I'm sure you can sell the domain to GitHub for a pretty penny. Surely, after being on the front page of HN with the hundreds of clicks that
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Ripple (aka XRP) is number 5
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Wow I never thought of doing animations that way. Great stuff!
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Love it! I'm just wondering, aside from the animation part do you ever need to edit an Illustrator-generated svg?
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by ROARosen 6y ago
I'm both
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> Windows has built-in screen sharing, but only if you have a Pro license Actually windows has built-in screen- sharing on all versions for free. It is not well-known. It is called Quick Assist and is preinstalled on every Windows 10, t
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by ROARosen 6y ago
>The number of business enquiries it received had dropped since the publication of the review Not that I'm taking a side, but on a practical note I'm sure after suing their former client the number of "business enquiries&q
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Good point. I can't blame the UX ppl though for not anticipating some clearing issues, they are after all UX ppl not finance majors.
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Wow that sounds interesting, does anyone know if this is true?
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> and a person followed up about a week late I remember reading when the original story broke that the negative balance / suicide happened over a weekend. And about the the negative balance, I've had a similar story (with much
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Their video course [1] is supposedly based off the book. In the course they state that they are not focused on (nor do they have expertise) in the "electrical engineering" aspect of computer systems. In the first part of the cours
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> But, yeah, I imagine people used to accomplish more before everyone got so damned risk adverse. I'm looking at you GameStop... (tongue-in-cheek)
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by ROARosen 6y ago
It says "police killings are the sixth-leading cause of death". "Police killings" by definition includes shootouts, when they were fired at fist, seriously threatened with firearms etc. Sure, police interaction can and s
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by ROARosen 6y ago
From the article: A young program that puts troubled nonviolent people in the hands of health care workers instead of police officers [emphasis added] I wonder what the metrics are for police officers when dealing with non-violent people
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Fair enough, but by trust I meant trust in Google's stewardship of the initiative, not trust in the sense of them actually handling data. That is what -justly or not- concerns some of my friends.
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> I hope no one is saying Privacy Sandbox is worse than third party cookies It doesn't need to be worse for it to be unacceptable to privacy-concerned folks which don't trust Google. It is just about the same to them since

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