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by arez 7y ago
nobody is loosing trust, where are you getting that from? There's just not enough cash at hand so the fed is injecting some. People see doomsday scenarios where there is none
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by arez 7y ago
yep, stopped reading after this. How can this be objective if you think that everyone is a "bad" programmer that uses this or that language, wtf. Pros for PHP could be, it's templating capabilities with HTML, easy to use DB i
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by arez 7y ago
SA is heavily invested in US companies, they will have a lot of money and power for a long long time
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by arez 7y ago
Great so now we have a language that leaks my data to a proprietary service and I can't even see what they're doing with that data. Somehow Google becomes more and more like Microsoft was in the old days. Why is it so hard to not
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by arez 7y ago
the 500€ bill is already not produced anymore
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by arez 7y ago
the ECB also removed the 500€ bill, so the cost of storing cash went up, because you need greater storage, at least that was a theory that I heard
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by arez 7y ago
isn't that the it's job? It hands out loans for money it doesn't have but can steer the market with the interest rates
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by arez 7y ago
that's fine, sometimes you just want to try something out, test it, play around
129.
by arez 8y ago
you just described the system of the scandinavian countries
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by arez 8y ago
actually it does, in a blockchain it's theoretical impossible to change past values, in a database one or many actors could easily change past events and nobody could proof that they did (If you say, ok then let's apply checksums
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by arez 8y ago
Doesn't it take a lot of energy to have such a big magnetic field?
132.
by arez 8y ago
sure, but aren't there some things that can't calculated in advance like i/o, locked tables or priority queries just to name a few
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by arez 8y ago
Facebook is just the first that stumbles over all the sh*t that they doing. Amazon with their slavery workforce isn't better and Google was pretty good as keeping everyone happy and creating services but they're as bad as everyone
134.
by arez 8y ago
Does anyone know where we're heading next? Will there be a slowdown of performance increase the next years? Did we hit a barrier?
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by arez 8y ago
sure we want good jobs with high salaries, but these jobs are just for a minority and they will pump up the prices in the whole area. There're lots of unemployed and people with low paying jobs in berlin, some artists, students etc. th
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by arez 8y ago
I always remember my dreams when I did sports that day, shouldn't remembering the dreams not be a good sign?
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by arez 8y ago
I always wondered if in practice it really checks out, is rust code really safer? Did the bugs just shift to different ones? Is there anyone who wrote about that already?
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by arez 8y ago
that's not correct. It's definitely about fusion and to test a different concept as the tomahawk, the problem is that you need a self sustaining fusion and that happens at 100M°C. Of course there're lots of other experiments
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by arez 8y ago
I hope that we will see a different and more rational handling in italy's case. In fact we should allow countries to leave the EU if their economy is not strong enough. It just doesn't make sense for anyone to have the same curren
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by arez 8y ago
I'm waiting for the cardano guys on this one, testnet with PoS will start soon and they don't make bullshit hype announcements ever
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by arez 8y ago
Maybe nobody cares because nobody got any fines maybe. This could be different with GDPR. Time will tell how hard they will enforce these rules, but it could be very harsh and very expensive for some people.
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by arez 8y ago
Person.PersonID stutters, you already know that you query on the person table you don't have to repeat it again. Naming it ID is the same consistency
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by arez 8y ago
*world
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by arez 8y ago
c'mon wasn't it super obvious that they are doing that stuff already for years, the whole Cambridge Analytica isn't that suprising imho it's like starting at Uber now and think they're just a "normal" comp
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by arez 9y ago
...They pay taxes... wtf :'D
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by arez 9y ago
It's called "private" for a reason. If someone harasses me on Slack, I have proof of that, because they wrote me a message. If people have private conversations about anything, it should be of no one's concern. Same goes
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by arez 9y ago
yes that's true. You can even see the tether printer and the sends of tether on the omni network. The omni network is a layer on top of bitcoin and is totally transparent
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by arez 9y ago
Yes, number of coins in circulation * price is how the cryptoscene defines it. There're studies that calculate the amount of lost coins around 4million
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by arez 9y ago
Just to make one thing clear, you're just assuming. The guy clearly stated that he just tried out different things and never really intended to steal something. If you give out an API make sure that I can't break it by calling it,
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by arez 10y ago
some years ago they called it the "american dream", just believe in yourself and everyone can make it. I hope everyone knows that it's utter crap, don't fall for the same package with another slogan every time. If you wa

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