TACIXAT

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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Really? I get my best music recommendations from normal YouTube. I figured their music service would be solid. Apple Music which I primarily use can’t find me new artists that I like, and when I had Spotify it was awful.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
>should Youtube host your video for free? Yes, because I am making content for them for free. It is unpaid labor on my part in exchange for free hosting. Now it is unpaid labor that makes them money.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Android has Firefox which has uBlock, as well as Firefox Focus. iOS has VPN based ad blocking compatible with Safari, I use AdGuard.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I hope I get to update my address before they ship it. I've moved a solid 3 times since backing this.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
The biggest habit I had to break moving from Google to DDG was phrasing everything as a question. If anyone is thinking of making the switch, you can always redirect your searches to Google by throwing a g! in the query.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Meta, is the author using multiple accounts in this thread? MalwareGuy, PhantomHacker, MisterKeylogger, TheRansomGerman
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
My personal conspiracy is that Bitcoin is CIA coin.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Nope. My understanding is that fat cells do not go away initially but just shrink. That is why it is easy to gain back recently lost weight. It takes a sustained effort to lose and keep off weight. You're of course free to do what you
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I believe their argument is that if you have one remote person you need to have a remote culture so that person is not left out of communications. If you rely on the office to communicate, a remote person is going to really miss out.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
As a pirate, the more you can share information, the better off society is. Without patents you would have a much faster innovation cycle. The inventor could make some money by being first to market but couldn't milk it for 20 years. T
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I do this currently. I was working at Google and left. I wanted more time off since I have enough money to not grind, but still need to pay rent. Basically personal project time. I ended up at a small company that had additional hours but n
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
You can do it via PCIe as well. [1] 1. https://github.com/ufrisk/pcileech
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I was under the impression that reading hands was amateur. You should be playing the expected value of hands. If you do that you will fold often but get huge payouts from that guy when you have something playable.
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Rotman Interactive Trader(rit.rotman.utoronto.ca)
1 points by TACIXAT 6y ago|0 comments
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I have this same issue. I've never seen a chair that supports shoulders back and down good posture. They all seem to hunch or arch forward. None offer the mid back support needed to put your chest forward. Same situation for sitting cr
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
That is a good point. I switched from Chrome to Firefox for ublock, and I use Firefox Focus regularly. That will be sad to lose moving to iOS.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
This is what gets me to move away from Android. I like the Andoird ecosystem more, but my hate for advertising supercedes all of that.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
What would you trade on in this environment?
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I don't own a Walmart. I do own a phone. I'm largely restricted with what I can do on my phone.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
This is really cool. What order are the chapters in? Seems intense to lead with dynamic programming.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
It just feels like giving money to a stranger which I have no desire to do. I'd still not be happy about giving money to a charity or friend but I could stomach it. I think donating some small percentage (3% to 10%) of your profit to a
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Light travels at a fixed speed relative to the observer. If you shine it from a train it will move away from you at the speed of light. I am not standing on that train, it still moves away from me at the speed of light. This is where time d
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Just looked beeminder up. If anyone else doesn't know it's goal tracking and contracts where you pay them if you fail. I'd feel a lot better about that if they were doing something positive with the money, like donating.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
No where. My partner's job only extends her remoteness every 3 months and has made it clear that there will be no full time remote available post covid. I honestly would not be surprised if they do layoffs at the end of the year. I&#x2
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
That would be a staff level position, possible but not common. https://levels.fyi has details, but in the 200s for experienced, 300s for senior.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I'd be so stoked for red street lights. They don't mess up your vision at night.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I am not sure I learned anything about graph theory from playing this.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
That is really my point. They will use and celebrate your code if they can use it to make money and give nothing back. If you place some restriction on it that forces openness then it becomes toxic waste to them. It is a one way street.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
It is really interesting that major open source initiatives are now being ran by corporations. I feel this will be open source in the sense that it is being developed in the open, but not in the sense that they will foster an environment of
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Is the data end to end encrypted and do you have any management capabilities on the device?

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