arcbyte

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by arcbyte 4y ago
In absolute terms, yes. But in relative terms how much of the crypto pie does FTX have versus MtGox back in the day?
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by arcbyte 4y ago
There are thousands of people who post on titter and millions who just use it as an unimportant and replaceable news stream.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
The note in note thing took some getting used to in the beginning. I didn't like it either. I don't just type notes, though. I do LOTS of handwriting as well, and LOTS of diagramming. In that context the floating text/note bo
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by arcbyte 4y ago
What kind of notes do you take? I've used OneNote for like 12 years now I think and I love it. It's where my school notes are and every note I've taken in my career since then. My personal diaries and life notes. Everything i
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Yup they should have been raising rates ~2013. US government should also have been starting to pay down debt in that time frame too. It's like blind men are at the wheel of the economy.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
> find some sort of niche given their falling market share, and power users is a potential one. However i would disagree that in general its a good strategy for winning the market as a whole. That's interesting because their whole i
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by arcbyte 4y ago
> always (well, usually maybe) Yes this. There is an always an exception out there but it is never you, so it really pays to think "always".
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by arcbyte 4y ago
It was originally intended for exactly that - instantaneous transactions. It was only a huge rift in the community in ~2014 that saw it turn away from the original mission.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
All animations are an issue.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
I spent a few evenings going the ECS route and the complexity and cost of just a single api available to the internet and a database kept ballooning to way more than what I wanted to pay for and deal with. Fargate, image repo, NAT gateway,
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Its already lost me with nonsense keybindings and I haven't even installed it.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
nah, its just thay saying "oil" is too narrow because a huge amount of the extraction is also natural gas. Hydrocarbon is both very clear and accurately specific.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Well as a US citizen we are very skeptical of government power. Information is power. Anything the government knows that it doesn't tell its citizens has the potential for abuse of power. So on some level we like things to be as public
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Theoretically if every outstanding note called the balance due then default is inevitable. It's not a practical milestone but it's a milestone nonetheless.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Very cool product! This really drives home for me the need to have some kind of separation in algorithms. I have a few musical moods. I like country music and I like electronic music but I don't like to mix them. Moreover, I listen to
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by arcbyte 4y ago
As a director in a previous job a few years ago I almost introduced apache eclipse orion to our organization strictly to reduce issues with onboarding and junior devs. I love when senior devs can set up their workspace how they like, but ju
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by arcbyte 4y ago
I have a website with a worker process doing RSS parsing that occasionally fails. It would be quite nice to be able to spend 10 minutes fixing trivial bugs from my phone while I'm out and about. Or from my iPad. I'm not doing feat
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by arcbyte 4y ago
As i recollect it, they had been launching product after product and were in the middle of launching pebble time 2 when they got bought. That's a far cry from "virtually dead"
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by arcbyte 4y ago
I realized this year that the big tech companies are no longer the scrappy startups I grew up with. They're the IBM and Sears of today. Their days are numbered.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Is it ironic that I can read the article you posted because it's behind a paywall?
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by arcbyte 4y ago
I see lots of stuff built in subsets of the standards. JAXRS and CDI are quite nice, and there are lots of better thought out Spring alternative libraries. Also we have microprofile, Quarkus, Dropwizard, and others that make use of the same
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by arcbyte 4y ago
I'm a dev. It won't make us more productive. Our limitations are not how much code can we write, it's how many requirements can we gather.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Actually I've seen more and more evidence over the past two years that even with multiplexing, reducing the number of requests is still at the top of the list in improving page speed. It's the single most impactful thing that can
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by arcbyte 4y ago
You miss his point completely. Whatever problems "reddit" has, they're limited to small communities. As much as I think reddit has a huge left bias, there are huge, huge numbers of right leaning communities as well. I don&#x2
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by arcbyte 4y ago
There was a real hope Russia would join NATO at one point. That it has devolved back into the primary threat was never a foregone or even straightforward conclusion.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
A metaphor that just occurred to me. When it comes to debugging running systems, nobody has it better than doctors. They knock the "system administrator" out and go right in with root access via scalpel to do what they know needs
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Please only buy from certified vendors and do not under any circumstances pay anyone over normal retail price.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
The problem is Enterprise IT works against us. Always has and always will. It's a losing game for them but they keep playing.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
I know the tools I need. Enterprise IT doesn't.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
There's a HUGE difference between looking something up to reactivate sleepy memories and learning something new for the first time. There are some really technical things ive done in the pasy that I couldn't do without a reference

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