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by Sevii 5y ago
Metamask and WalletConnect have solved this problem. You can use a browser wallet, or a mobile wallet that connects to your browser.
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by Sevii 5y ago
If you use sms 2FA it helps a lot of the phone company knows your actual identity.
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by Sevii 5y ago
I think the reason desalination doesn't make sense is because most of the water is used for agriculture as the comments above mentioned. As such the marginal cost of repurposing water from agriculture to people is probably significantl
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by Sevii 5y ago
The easiest way is probably to mandate work from home for all jobs that are primarily done on a computer.
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by Sevii 5y ago
A lot of freight is already transported by rail in the US 18-30% depending on who you ask. This seems about on par with or bigger than the fraction of fright that travels by rail in Europe. Part of the difference is that rail in the US is u
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by Sevii 5y ago
I emphasize with the arguments here but I differ in my conclusion for two reasons. 1. I don't own just Ethereum, its not a boat that I'm riding in, its one of many gambles I'm making. 2. The Ethereum network has generated a t
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by Sevii 5y ago
I'm just going to get a mini linux box and a PinePhone like device as backups. We live in a world where due to technology a panopticon is almost inevitable. Using free software is the only real way to take back control. As this technol
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by Sevii 5y ago
My initial thought on this was that the negative changes the author describes in the post were driven by continuous delivery pipelines. But agile delivery practices have a similar effect of increasing the frequency of delivering software. I
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by Sevii 5y ago
It may be a 'must' for security but from a UX perspective it is a horrible experience. Does it make sense for one team to have 10+ AWS accounts per service because 'security'? How about if each team out of 1000s in your
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by Sevii 5y ago
There is also the quality of work factor. What is easier to use a bespoke infra or kubernetes? For the same pay I'd rather work with k8s than deal with whatever gremlins are buried in 'custom' infra.
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by Sevii 5y ago
I work in an org with a similar setup where there is no name-spacing on git repositories. We end up prefixing the project name with our org name. ex repo name is: $OrgName + $ProjectName Honestly, it is not a great solution because the org
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by Sevii 5y ago
This is why FAANG pays so much. Imagine 1000+ engineers working on a single page in a web app. Your entire team is responsible for 1 widget on the page.
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by Sevii 5y ago
We can’t go back unfortunately. Software is getting more complex both technically and legally. Professional licensing is coming in the next decade or two.
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by Sevii 5y ago
Took my grandparents out to lunch last week and they were literally incapable of using the QR codes. Technology has advanced to the point where they can't even read the menus at restaurants because they don't have smartphones. Luc
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by Sevii 5y ago
This is the reason crypto enthusiasts are enthusiastic in the first place. Crypto enthusiasts want to defect from the system of democratic law in favor of algorithmic law.
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by Sevii 5y ago
Turnover at amazon is high. In my org the rate of turnover is probably higher than 30% every 5 years. On a 10 person team losing 2 people in a year is 20% right there. My experience of the turnover is that it is much higher than 6% a year.
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by Sevii 5y ago
My iPhone starts panicking whenever it runs maps when the temps go over 100F which considering its 115F today is not a good user experience.
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by Sevii 5y ago
It isn't being hoarded, it is being lent out.
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by Sevii 5y ago
Just use IPFS. Domains won’t even be revocable for much longer.
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by Sevii 5y ago
Twitter followers aren't traction. Just like people reading your blog posts isn't traction. Traction is people signing up for the product, people using the product and people paying you money.
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by Sevii 5y ago
1. I kind of expect a general reduction in the "living in the USA' salary premium for a lot of jobs. It sucks for the people getting paid less, but hopefully the deflationary effects on the economy make up for it a bit.
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by Sevii 5y ago
Engrave your secret key on a sheet of metal, then store that in a bank deposit box. Add a note for your heirs. Include the contents of the box in the will.
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by Sevii 5y ago
I've downloaded and am signing up. 1. why is there a google captcha in the app sign up? I have never seen this before. 2. Am I dating people or pets? Some profiles are pictures of animals others are pictures of people. 3. Swiping is sh
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by Sevii 5y ago
Today is the beginning 'wild west' stage of the information technology industry. Software ate the world and now security is starting to matter to the bottom line. GDPR and privacy are another big factor which I think will push t
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by Sevii 5y ago
FAANG needs good employees because of how big and complex everything is. A lot of work is just integrating the 100s of services that already exist into whatever new product is coming out. Is the work novel, not really, but it is difficult a
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by Sevii 5y ago
LinkedIn provides plenty of value to me but I don’t contribute content to linkedin or pay much attention to their feed. LinkedIn hosts my professional Rolodex of people I’ve worked with or want to stay in touch with professionally. LinkedIn
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by Sevii 5y ago
Intellij every time I open a project it takes 10min~ to 'index' the directories. Not new projects, projects that have been indexed before and not changed since the last time I opened them in the editor.
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by Sevii 6y ago
Yep, I decided to focus on backend to avoid dealing with requests to move pixels around arbitrarily.
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by Sevii 6y ago
It is insane to me the amount of pain email not being secure by default causes across the economy. All these apps implementing in-webapp messaging systems that suck, then sending me an email with no information other than that I got a messa
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by Sevii 6y ago
It’s the post-scarcity trap. We spend more on services merely because we can.

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