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by ahtihn 5y ago
Really? Why? I don't see anything concrete coming out of web3 that would threaten the established big tech companies.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> Now that housing makes up 60%+ of everyone's (at least the latest generation of house buyers/renters) expenses Is that actually true for the median US resident? I have a really hard time believing it. I can believe it's
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by ahtihn 5y ago
How can you know someone is cheating if you don't have anti-cheat software? How can you tell it's not simply a very very good player? Also what if I don't have friends who play the same game and I'm not interested in mak
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by ahtihn 5y ago
One-to-all broadcasting is a fundamentally different medium than one-to-one conversations. The various messenger apps are closer analogs to phone companies and they have no or very light content moderation.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Platforms should be able to censor and ban whoever they want for whatever reason. Any other stance violates the platforms free speech. If Trump was on the mod team of a platform, I simply wouldn't use that platform. No one needs to use
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by ahtihn 5y ago
I don't understand why search is something that Reddit needs to have. Google does the job perfectly fine. Search isn't a core feature for Reddit and it's certainly not "basic" functionality.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> 'Knowing' you will put an offer to buy a company is insider information No it's not.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
I fail to see how it's not agile? Roadmaps aren't against agile. If marketing is low priority and there's a large backlog of high priority work, marketing related work is never going to be considered when planning a sprint. T
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Building an ecommerce website is pretty much a solved problem. It doesn't require top tier software engineering talent. Etsy's value isn't the tech, it's the brand giving easy access to potential customers.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
It's always funny to call it "defense" spending when so much of it goes to wars of aggression.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> I don't think you're allowed to use unproved allegations and the fear of a possible conviction as part of the calculation of a flight risk. How would anyone be a flight risk if you exclude these factors. Fear of a possible co
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> Such attacks would still cause you problems once your audit spots one: you now have to hold back a version That's not a problem caused by this "attack". You should assume that any open source project you use is unmaintai
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> These people are making decisions that affect all of us on our behalf. Decisions that affect the security and integrity of the software we rely upon every single day. Since when do Debian developers owe the public anything? They don&#x
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> There is nothing that stops the organizer from printing more tickets than there exists capacity for. That's not a real problem.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
How do NFTs circumvent scalpers? Scalpers can still buy the supply of tickets and just sell the private keys directly entirely bypassing any resale fee. And before you say people wouldn't buy private keys because of the risk of the sel
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> an indiscriminate digital attack I disagree. Users are responsible for the open source software they use. If they want to blindly execute software from the internet without auditing it first, that's their problem.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> vandalism is simply never okay Neither is invading another country. Someone didn't delete the files. You deleted them yourself by blindly trusting 3rd party software that you got for free with no guarantees of anything.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> one could do it to anyone else they disagree with, and that might understandably make people uncomfortable That's why you audit your dependencies and have tests right? Right?
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by ahtihn 5y ago
What's the incentive for the ticket seller to enable that?
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Okay,so what's a better way to do error handling? Returning an Either<Result, Error> is pretty much the same thing conceptually. Either you propagate the error or you handle it.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
That makes 0 sense. Why would the printed money cause specifically oil to go up and not everything else along with it? And if everything else goes up, then it doesn't matter.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> If the people protest against the laws then that's their right, the people and their will is above the law, the law is not above the people's will as a whole. It's not the people's will as a whole though. It's
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Cash is just the physical representation of a fiat currency. Fiat currencies exist independently of cash. As long as you can pay your taxes somehow with cash, I fail to see the problem? The tax office doesn't need to accept cash dire
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by ahtihn 5y ago
Sometimes you just need to deliver quickly and cutting scope isn't an option. Sure you can say that it's not possible. Then you get replaced by someone who's willing to take the necessary shortcuts. What's important is t
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> I'm pretty sure only the bytecode is actually stored on the blockchain, not the source behind it. Why would anyone trust a smart contract that doesn't provide readable source for auditing purposes? While only byte code is sto
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by ahtihn 5y ago
For anything physical you will always need the legal system as a backup. That said, you could imagine using smart locks that are connected to the blockchain and using smartcards for keys. Then at least key management is "solved".
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> Before; SI = [Number of Shares Short] / [Float] > Now; SI = [Number of Share Short] + [Float] / [Float] So you're saying that SI is always reported as higher than 100% now? Since that's not the cause, are you say
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> Its value is essentially zero. No it's not. It's worth a bit less than face value, but you can cash it out by swapping to other cryptos.
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by ahtihn 5y ago
How many shares need to be DRS'd?
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by ahtihn 5y ago
> The SHF have not covered their shorts What is a "SHF"? What data do you base this on? Last I checked, short interest is around 20%.

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