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by ZitchDog 4y ago
Source?
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by ZitchDog 4y ago
This is also possible in typescript which is a little more mainstream than Idris.
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by ZitchDog 4y ago
Iowa City here. There are a few of us around!
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From Crazy Idea to Postgres in the Browser(crunchydata.com)
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by ZitchDog 4y ago
On high dose psychedelic, “you” are not thinking in a different mindset. The current “you” is completely obliterated. This is the difference between psychedelics and other drugs.
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by ZitchDog 4y ago
Would love to see this! I could see a wasm version of postgres being useful for all sorts of things, especially an easy dev instance of pg runing inside a node app.
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by ZitchDog 4y ago
Complaining about speculative bubbles on a VC website is beyond ironic.
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by ZitchDog 4y ago
Oh wow that is pretty misleading.
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by ZitchDog 4y ago
It turns out, you need a lot of guns to make a central bank work.
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by ZitchDog 4y ago
It’s $999.
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by ZitchDog 5y ago
Flutter has its own language (Dart) - my guess is many dart-specific questions are conflated with "flutter" while many JavaScript questions posted by react native devs are not tagged with "react-native".
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by ZitchDog 5y ago
The worst part about the click is that it hangs up your call. I was on hold with the IRS for 3 hours and hung up on the representative when I adjusted my airpod. Rage inducing!
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by ZitchDog 5y ago
It’s not entirely the same but transaction fees paid to the platform can be considered revenue.
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by ZitchDog 5y ago
I think protocol buffers is pretty similar to what you're looking for.
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by ZitchDog 5y ago
I could be wrong but I think it’s possible to understand backprop without being able to apply the chain rule from memory.
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by ZitchDog 5y ago
Here you go :) http://www.oocities.org/timessquare/7785/tetrinet/ladder.htm
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by ZitchDog 5y ago
I was in a tetrinet clan!
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by ZitchDog 5y ago
It must also be unsustainable without new entrants.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
I believe when OP says "lower on the oppression hierarchy" they mean we only talk candidly with those who are as oppressed as us or less. i.e. someone higher on the oppression hierarchy would be more oppressed.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
How do you guarantee the person trying to get into the event is the owner of the ticket?
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
I feel similarly. I have done well but it’s mentally draining and I’m compulsively checking balances. If I sold everything and moved into an ETF I’d pay a lot of short term cap gains but I still probably will.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
It would still increase energy costs for everyone.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
Whataboutism at its finest. Current energy waste doesn’t justify future energy waste. Especially waste as avoidable as PoW mining.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
The problem is that something worse will always get made more quickly and gain traction.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
They definitely do move markets. What you need to know is that they are buying short-dated call options. These options expire in less than 2 weeks, and are usually far out of the money. They require "dealer hedging" as the market
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
Are you 4x as happy as your friends?
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
It is much cheaper to execute a smart contract.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
It is stupid to short Bitcoin. Bitcoin has no fundamental value, but its fundamental value is greater than zero. Since the value of a Bitcoin is impossible to predict it could just as easily go up as down.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
The Waking Up app by Sam Harris is a great way to get started - there is an introductory course I found very helpful.
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by ZitchDog 6y ago
I think mRNA vaccines will be a big one too.

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