arcbyte

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by arcbyte 4y ago
> git remote heroku push This was amazing back in the day. I'm much more impressed either digitalocean's App stuff. It just hooks right up to github, autoconfigures, and my devops workflow is reduced to `git push`
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by arcbyte 4y ago
If I'm understanding gp correctly, porkbun won't be any better. The issue is with cloud flare. Just change the NS on hover to point it where you want it. Hover has a very nice UI for this.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Charge 80% of what the other company is charging and negotiate as a contractor to do the work instead, leaving your job as an enployee. Don't disclose that you've done it "already". All you've done is built a proof
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by arcbyte 4y ago
My exposure to contemporary academic historical studies has been a nightmare. It is woke city - which is just to say that if your work as a grad student doesn't touch on race or gender identity then you have no chance of a career. So i
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by arcbyte 4y ago
I want an iPhone but im not sacrificing my entire ecosystem of USB-C charger, batteries, car chargers, etc that i can share between my laptop and headphones to mix in lightning nonsense. When iPhone goes USB-C I'll buy.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
You are pedantically correct and wrong. Even with fseek there are only so many atoms in the universe and you'd eventually run into limited memory. Rather than go so esoteric as to say that only programs structured with fseek are Turing
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Without the threat of violence I'm not accepting a traffic violation.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
It is ultimately the influence of Federal Healthcare programs that have pushed small doctors out of business. The cost of regulation is ENOURMOUS. And the following effect is that because the federal government is the largest spender in the
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Onedrive, Google drive, icloud, s3. Take your pick.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Or it's the bullwhip effect in action in this part of the supply chain
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by arcbyte 4y ago
My hypothesis is that investing 500 million in the yield reserve is cheap if it gives you control of $19 billion during the next bull market on which you reap 100% of the returns. It's a bet for sure but not totally insane.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Yep. I vehemently oppose federal Healthcare initiatives but im very receptive to state options.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Then I can go to the post office and talk to a human who will happily confirm who I am (maybe they even know me personally) and can forward my mail anywhere I want.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
> What is your criteria of failure here? You absolutely love saying “Bitcoin has failed” or “Lightning network has failed”, but at what? Both rvz and I have been really clear about the failure rvz: > Bitcoin has failed for on-chain pa
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by arcbyte 4y ago
A week ago I would have down voted you as a run if the mill bitcoin naysayers. Someone we see often who looked superficially at what the crypto market is doing and scoffed. There's a lot to scoff at, but the core proposition that is sl
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by arcbyte 4y ago
I remember html escaping being a problem in the early 2000s, but promptly solved. Its been solved in every language for over a decade. React didnt do jack to solve it because it was already table stakes and had been for over a decade.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
The next social media unicorns will be baser around user controlled moderation.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Seriously this. The average American doesn't grasp how basic graphs work. This simple idea of trends and how different functions imply graph differences is a powerful basic thought model. "Is this a linear or exponential curve cur
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by arcbyte 4y ago
As a regular user of NewPipe, I disagree that it's a "massive" pain point. NewPipe works very well almost all the time. Coincidentally today is maybe the third time I've went to watch something and it's been broken.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
I'm actually betting on the opposite. Better proof systems will allow programmers to accomish many multiples of current productivity.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
Anchor protocol is paying 19.5%.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
This is the future. I've been developing a new programming language based loosely on constraint problem solving recently because I believe it has the power to revolutionize our industry and cut costs drastically.
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by arcbyte 4y ago
With React, it's your code that is the external code. Your reason is quite sound. Your reducers shouldn't be concerned with any jind of "environment" or side effects.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
The short answer is that there are lots of caveats but the service provider will recover the bill from you. If you refuse to pay and they sue you then they will win and a court will force you to pay, even if it means a sheriff comes to your
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Legally it depends on the service that was stolen. Was this a banking or credit website where some consumer protections might apply or do you have any contractual limitations on cost that may protect you? But generally you will be liable fo
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by arcbyte 5y ago
I really need to write more extensively about this, but I've dealt extensively with authorization as a topic. The concepts are simple but the implementation can be very difficult. Authorization and Business Logic are two entirely separ
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by arcbyte 5y ago
I traveled extensively in 2021 and routinely I can find weekend stays on Airbnb, for the entire place, between 250 to 350. Two star Hotels (la quinta, HIE, etc) routinely want 400-600+. It's total insanity.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Because for the same quality, hotels are easily 3x the price. Consistently.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
honestly i would rather remove the ability of developers to make shitty controls and widgets. GUIs either ask you for some set of data or display it to you. Weve had a basic set of controls that work great for decades now. Im all for a plat
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by arcbyte 5y ago
It's an analogy.

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