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9y ago
The language design is absolutely flawed, hence the push to make that less so. What things going into core do you think should be a separate framework?
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I see that this person has opted not to use python 3 because it is 'less-suited to shell-like problems' than python 2. In an effort to understand the reasons for actively choosing against 3, does anyone know what problems those wo
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9y ago
I'm by no means saying Elon is untouchable, but theres a slight different between the useful technology that SpaceX and Tesla produce, and the not-so-useful technology that Theranos had.
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9y ago
No, we have these at work and the LEDs are definitely controlled with a square wave. If you wave your hand back and forth you can see the strobe effect. Nice light bulbs but they'll still give you a headache.
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9y ago
only if you don't understand what you're doing.
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Is it so absurd that some people would want a service they use on a daily basis to be stable?
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In reality, we're ignoring most of it due to the overall sentiment.
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> I still can't communicate with people sitting literally meters away from me That doesn't seem like a problem that software can solve.
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As a community, I'm sure we eventually will. If you want to have a discussion, start one.
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9y ago
stop being concerned about imaginary internet points and it won't bother you so much.
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In what context are you using rarity?
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Did they ever say that information they store on their servers is solely owned by the user that generated said information?
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If I had to blindly guess, their infrastructure can't keep up with the horde of people jumping in to make their millions.
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And now that its back up, Litecoin and Eth buys and sells are disabled.
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You forgot to mention all the comments that add almost nothing but noise to the conversation.
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Dude people still use fortran and cobol. This should not surprise anyone.
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I imagine they've spent a lot of time already beefing up their infrastructure, you can anticipate high loads but until you know what that looks/feels like, you cant compensate for it. They'll get there eventually. It'll
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9y ago
Everyone can answer my question because I asked for an opinion, not a fact. Your answer was good enough though.
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Answering a genuine question with a whole bunch of other stuff is cool too I suppose, thanks.
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So when the overall bubble pops, what do you imagine bitcoin will do?
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9y ago
It looks like that until all the javascript loads. The site is currently being hugged to death so it takes a minute.
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Right up to the point where you need to at least look at the website in chrome to make sure it renders correctly.
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It probably got downvoted because people think violence is the absolute wrong way to go about things and assume getting to that level means you've lost a moral battle. I understand why, asking nicely and blocking some streets for a few
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9y ago
I never suggested it didn't. Only that it was capable of change.
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A persons judgement and character are flexible constructs that change over time. A criminal history is a small window into that timeline that doesn't necessary reflect the person at the time an interview is given.
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Your first mistake was thinking HN might be a haven for opinions and introspection. Schadenfreude on the other hand...
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Your skewed view of my words led you to a strange end point. Ill quit the sophistry when you stick to arguments that make sense.
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The question was not whether or not an employer should continue to pay a person. The question was whether or not some angry internet person should be responsible for the livelihood of a developer of a product they are having difficulty with
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Those people and that scenario have nothing to do with what I'm talking about. An unrelated end user of a product should have no power over a persons work status just because they don't like the product. > the greater good subj
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9y ago
Well then the entire world should rejoice that people like yourself and OP are not in control of other peoples livelihood.
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