bliteben

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   by bliteben 5y ago

   And it turns out the only people wanting to make novel financial instruments on crypto currency are scammers.
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   by bliteben 5y ago

   SQL injections on code without an ORM is just a function of how many developers, are working on the project, eventually someone will write something that goes around the escaping.
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   by bliteben 5y ago

   feels like the js ecosystem has been in this state for 5 years
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   by bliteben 5y ago

   what a horrible name for a site, I can't imagine googling for how to add x extension to postgres with render.
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   by bliteben 5y ago

   While I love Django's backend I have found a few clients balk at its general style and non-responsive design, even for un-exciting admin tasks such as approving new objects etc. As far as getting things done, well its probably the best
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   by bliteben 5y ago

   They are automatically generated from the model. It presents some warts etc, but works pretty well. It basically does require some hooks to ensure that developers don't work on the same migration at once, but not a big deal.
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   by bliteben 5y ago

   pretty sure they aren't split between 3-4 packaging styles
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   by bliteben 5y ago

   I can comment vs Django: Laravel: - no admin (although there are good free projects like filament admin) - not well defined models + queues builtin + task scheduling builtin + livewire builtin + webpack builtin (this saves a ton of time as
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   by bliteben 5y ago

   Some of the best sites on the internet are run for less than $120/year. > This squatting is the same reason we need a LVT on land to prevent people from squatting on property that could be developed to provide housing. Yes because p
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    The basic measure of a countries "success" is GDP. You never hear any language (and yes the language is import here) about a country reaching GDP stasis, our current economic theory is it can always improve and grow. We even assu
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    * Infinite growth on a finite Earth is not possible * Yet our whole economic systems are predicated on infinite growth. If a country's population were to decline it would and does cause structural problems in their society. I wonder o
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    I live in the PNW and I recently read in this book https://www.amazon.com/Razor-Clams-Treasure-Pacific-Northwes... that the dominate Phytoplankton that makes up razor clams diet has changed to three different species over t
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    I have never understood this argument with respect to industrial forests. We move all this carbon into lumber, paper and other products, yet somehow it magically returns to the air. Even industrial forests sequester some carbon in the soil
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    I think the response you are replying to meant this sentiment: Ranch land can and occasionally does turn back into wild land, once its a subdivision its gone forever. Over the long run he is certainly right that less requirements for ranch
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    I got a 4gb recently from vilros with no real delays.
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    How is anyone supposed to get a job if they don't promote their own fiefdom?
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    USB-a dongle's make money and I'm sure the removal of magsafe cost them on applecare
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    you don't even have to be polite can't believe I read that whole comment
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    should your competitors be able to buy 100% of the screen space on mobile with images where your organic result has none? 50% sure maybe but literally google doesn't even put the organic results above the fold on mobile. Often on goog
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    Splitting is a known tool of conservationists, would you agree that all the prairie chickens that live in Texas aren't important because we have them in other states? The lesser prairie chicken is probably the best example I can think
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    Any clue how it got there? seems super rare, planted by Native Americans?
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    what are they google? wait google doesn't even have that
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    Movie clips and music videos are surely a double digit percent of youtube's views, not to mention other categories I may be missing.
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    If only the transaction confirmations were as fast as these responses usually are.
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    I love this somewhat tangentially related article: https://dothemath.ucsd.edu/2012/04/economist-meets-physicist...
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    How would you handle stocks not paying a dividend? It is a clear moral hazard and with a flat tax you could expect even more companies to adopt this practice of only doing stock buybacks.
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    Meanwhile sending an email to Google asking for something to be fixed, could be seen as an act of insanity.
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    Looks like they had a huge parking garage off to the side of them all. Almost like someone realized your question and they added it as an afterthought. In this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRzpDqqB2fk it appears t
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    I think you are confusing the efficiency of heating sources vs the inefficiency of A/C. However A/C just moves heat, it doesn't have to create it. This is why in climates in which they are appropriate heat pumps can be even
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    by bliteben 5y ago

    My neighbor gets city water and has a well for grey water. I live in Washington. Today you learned.