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by bradwood 4y ago
Us old timers are still having the vim/emacs debate. But, as much as we disagree about vim vs emacs, one thing we can ALL agree on is that both VSCode and Sublime Text are two flavours of the same shit.
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by bradwood 4y ago
The state would have to legislatively enact the fact the their land registry database is now an NFT based blockchain.
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by bradwood 4y ago
The trust calculus is different though. You still need to trust the legal framework in your jurisdiction honours the blockchain's authority over ownership. But you can at least not need to trust the registry's "database"
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by bradwood 4y ago
What's more important is knowing how to analyse/derive the big-O of each of the various algorithms in space and time, IMHO.
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by bradwood 4y ago
But for houses, you could use an NFT to represent digital ownership of the underlying physical asset.
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by bradwood 4y ago
> you’ll forever be working on what everyone else was doing ten years ago. This. I've spend over 20 years working in banks. DB, BAML, UBS, Barclays, BNPP to name a few. They all suck for good tech. In the 90s and 00s it was a cool p
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by bradwood 4y ago
I don't think this is a biggie. It could probably be worked around with a CODEOWNERS over .gitlab-ci.yml.
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by bradwood 4y ago
And then the SPF module gets patched into the wrong port. Server guys blame network guys. Network guys blame DC guys. Switch goes apeshit because of a spanning tree problem. IPAM not up to date. Tempers and more CRs. Did that shit for waaay
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by bradwood 4y ago
> heard tell... > Mythical... > Verdant fields... I think you'd be best served with hobbitOS. ;)
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by bradwood 4y ago
You forgot the 15 CAB calls and Change Requests, PTWs and the general wall of ITIL process drag that you need to get through to get the machine racked, stacked, powered and brought online
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by bradwood 4y ago
Seconded. It just works.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Avoiding having to repeat myself
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by bradwood 4y ago
Er... There already is a war.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Remove any local 1P binaries and just use the browser extension
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by bradwood 4y ago
I prefer "must", personally
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by bradwood 4y ago
I've been a premium account holder for over a year with about 20 users. I don't even have ready access to an account manager. And support is no more prioritised than if I was any old user raising a bug/issue in their public r
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by bradwood 4y ago
The blockbuster/Kodak moment is coming. Even if they try to pivot, it's a very long shot for them to get over it. Strong short on TOM2
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by bradwood 4y ago
If they do this wholesale, they should probably block this at their BGP routers.
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by bradwood 4y ago
> ... constantly breaking around curves. What a drag.
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by bradwood 4y ago
+1 for "pants". Very retro.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Not sure if you guys have this in the US, but in the UK/Europe we have a few good ones: - Monzo - Revolut - Starling
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by bradwood 4y ago
Bitcoin duck ;)
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by bradwood 4y ago
Perception I expect. Discord is likely popular with gamers and crypto bros. I know a lot of Linux desktop users who aren't interested (hardly a representative sample tho)
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by bradwood 4y ago
The problem here is the abuse of the word "stable". It's being conflated with the word "pegged". Pegging something to something else that is unstable doesn't make it stable. For as long as monetary policy in fi
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by bradwood 4y ago
https://github.com/casey/just
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by bradwood 4y ago
swing/day trading 3 days a week? not sure how easy it is to just disconnect from the markets on the days you're not trading though... tricky.
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Ask HN: Best test automation tool for REST APIs
7 points by bradwood 4y ago|2 comments
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by bradwood 4y ago
And, by definition, bitcoin _is_ inflation-safe as it's supply is capped. Inflation means inflation of the money supply (often thought of as an increase in prices). Bitcoins price may vary against other assets but it's supply will
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by bradwood 4y ago
> 1. Money isn't just created. Er.. It is. Between quantitative easing and fractional reserve banking it is created in 2 ways. Spend some time reading and researching on these topics please
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by bradwood 4y ago
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet -- William Shakespeare

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