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by aplummer 5y ago
This is a fun project so whatever code goes, but this could easily be broken into many small chunks. There’s even a context my button to pull subsections out into smaller strict automatically.
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by aplummer 5y ago
I’m not sure that sells it, because I don’t think offshoring and outsourcing is feasible…
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by aplummer 5y ago
One of the side-interesting things about this article, is how Australia: - massive net energy exporter - ridiculous gas and coal infra + reserves - ridiculous renewable potential - Comparatively very little national debt and low borowing co
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by aplummer 5y ago
With people hyping it and putting our lives in danger like this https://mobile.twitter.com/Scobleizer/status/139541771021799... (no hands on wheel) we’ve got plenty of tragedy to come
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by aplummer 5y ago
I mean what do you call long term. There are a lot of democratic socialist countries that don't even seem to be eeking towards totalitarianism. If anything, the EU is going the other way.
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by aplummer 5y ago
> Surely you're a lot more valuable to a company with two years' of experience in a codebase vs. a new company with no experience. You're not paid your value, you're paid the least amount a corporation can get away wi
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by aplummer 5y ago
I substituted a language for robotics and web development in high school - without that I would 100% be a corporate lawyer and wouldn’t be enjoying it. I’m not sure it’s so important to learn a foreign language in high school, I wouldn’t cu
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by aplummer 5y ago
I think a large amount would be the front desk at nursing homes
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by aplummer 5y ago
You'd think so, but Pickaxe coins like the graph have significantly less gains than dog meme coins. I actually think a sure sign of when a coin won't go mega is when it tries to do something practical, since then its obvious its n
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by aplummer 5y ago
ELON already exists, 630m market cap right now... https://www.dextools.io/app/uniswap/pair-explorer/0x7b736449...
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by aplummer 5y ago
If you design them outside of the coding environment, you may find you actually save time overall.
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by aplummer 5y ago
You generally will get dibs (competing with other internships) on getting to hire them full time. That’s often cheap recruitment.
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by aplummer 5y ago
Wouldn’t a sphere be a problem? I can imagine a lot of unintentionally rolling downhill.
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by aplummer 5y ago
> not as much the people that they give money to. The soldiers get basically no money. They risk their lives carrying around missiles that cost 5x their salary. You’re saying we shouldn’t take it up with the tech companies and military t
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by aplummer 5y ago
I’ve been to the GBR half a dozen times in the last decade. IMO that ship sailed in 2016.
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by aplummer 5y ago
Aren’t fighter jets made by private companies? They pitch designs to procurement…?
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by aplummer 5y ago
Pictures of Pluto, a helicopter on Mars, I’m more inspired than ever by nasa
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by aplummer 5y ago
The shop part (non-pharmacy) of a chemist isn’t a covered entity though right, so hipaa isn’t relevant at all?
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by aplummer 6y ago
It’s ironic the premise is we trust nuclear weapons to the government but not our pithy accounts of bitcoin - which in the event of a trust-less government is worthless (because of the arsenal)
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by aplummer 6y ago
I don't know much about the future of crypto, but I do know that for now, people love to buy and sell it.
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by aplummer 6y ago
Your statements don't align with the claims in the article. It says they lost (as in, "where is it") almost a billion dollars and said they still had it, while knowing they didn't. Bad situation but honest: Legal. Bad si
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by aplummer 6y ago
From the article: > Bitfinex and Tether recklessly and unlawfully covered-up massive financial losses to keep their scheme going and protect their bottom lines,” said Attorney General James. “Tether’s claims that its virtual currency was
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by aplummer 6y ago
I think you raise the kind of grey area legislation would be good to look at (fair use), not what we are looking at now. I guess from my brief thinking is once your bot visits the site to scrape it (and uses resources from the vendor) it’s
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by aplummer 6y ago
Sure I never said the contrary, just what I hope for that particular crypto.
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by aplummer 6y ago
I also agree with you, though I wonder about the copyright to the headline and blurb content when other people share. IMO I agree any website should be able to opt out (or in) of Facebook if they like (i seriously doubt they would), and the
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by aplummer 6y ago
I don’t really understand this comment in this context. I’m hardly a free marketeer but if zuck wanted to put nothing but his giant smiling face on the news feed 3 times a week, it’s his website after all.
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by aplummer 6y ago
I hope so for the sake of the environment. I’ve made decent money in crypto gambling, however I still feel the long term value of Bitcoin is near zero.
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by aplummer 6y ago
As the other commenter pointed out, default implementations (with genetic constraints!) are supported, they actually my favourite swift feature.
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by aplummer 6y ago
If misuse of a language feature is a criticism of the language, I have bad news about javascript.
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by aplummer 6y ago
To say that Swift is "nowhere near as simple" as Javascript or Kotlin is a very strange opinion to me, and I have experience with all 3. Simple as in syntax, memory management, or in what regard? I can't think of a single exa

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