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by beginnings 3y ago
hyprland isnt a window manager, its a wayland compositor that doesnt sacrifice on looks
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by beginnings 3y ago
Are you actually that dense, or are you being obtuse? Of course, the initial loan amount is owed. So when I say a debt is attached, it means it's added on top of the loan amount, that's called interest. What I mean by scrapping in
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by beginnings 3y ago
No, governments don't control the money printing machines. Scrapping interest means that when the money is loaned after being printed, there isn't a debt attached to it.
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by beginnings 3y ago
Yeah, it's actually crazy just how much every open address gets spammed. You freak out like why are there thousands of attempts to login to my server that I haven't advertised at all, then you Google it and find out it's just
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by beginnings 3y ago
Set up fail2ban then good luck to anyone to anyone trying your address, it's very simple. Ensuring upgrades and security patches is literally running sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade. Should be a piece of cake for anyone who has be
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by beginnings 3y ago
What percentage of projects ever need that scale? Is it not something crazy like 95% of startups fail? A lot of the successful ones will be in niche categories as well that just don't have scale problems like major social media and tec
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by beginnings 3y ago
A whole industry has sprung around charging front end developers for basic server management tasks. They will quite literally pay for anything that means they don't have to SSH into Ubuntu server. The irony is they are taking on a ton
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by beginnings 3y ago
National governments should control their own money, scrap interest entirely. Let the market decide what each currency is worth for international trading. The status quo international banking system is designed to enslave, and governments c
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by beginnings 3y ago
very happy with Kitty
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by beginnings 3y ago
I don't have any problems getting functions to work or reading the docs to use APIs, so typescript isn't solving anything for me there. I wouldn't mind using a very minimal amount of typescript, basically JS with proper Enums
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by beginnings 3y ago
I'm doubtful copilot increases productivity by 55% after using it, it saves a lot of typing on easy code but typing speed is never the bottleneck. Unless they have a bunch of positions doing stuff that doesn't require any thinking
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by beginnings 3y ago
check if your email has been leaked somehere - https://haveibeenpwned.com/ the only email i get a lot of spam on was in a data breach
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by beginnings 3y ago
Sounds like a big number but thats just the nature of this reality, hundreds of thousands of people die every day. The virus that we were tricked into thinking was a significant event by global media is in the same category as the flu, whic
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by beginnings 3y ago
I don't design or test, that sounds like some stuff you'd be forced to do in school. It's stepping stones, I don't know where the next one will be but I know ill work it out when I get there. I build in a pretty modular,
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To Type or Not to Type?
2 points by beginnings 3y ago|5 comments
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by beginnings 3y ago
Yeah web is pretty crazy, I only got into it recently but ive noticed that the major frameworks are not really rivals like their users, they are all sharing ideas and maybe it's converging towards a bit more stability. Im bullish on So
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by beginnings 3y ago
For me, the main driver for using c++ with anything is performance. I use Drogon and its exceptional, there is some initial pain when you pick it up for the first time but that's probably the case with Rust alternatives as well. Once y