celdon25

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by celdon25 4y ago
Can you elaborate on the specifics?
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by celdon25 4y ago
Two additional factors: - Much higher stress from making ends meet, world events, national decline, etc. - Supply chain issues leading to lower quality chemical byproducts in your food and household items. Though we don’t know how much of a
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by celdon25 4y ago
Have you tried syncthing?
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by celdon25 4y ago
I'm probably in the minority, but I won't run VRChat because of the EAC kernel-mode spyware they're using. The other competitors, Neos and ChilloutVR, are doing a poor job of even getting the basics executed. Regardless of th
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by celdon25 4y ago
Haven't they already been successful with the VR hardware? They've also had a games platform for many years now. "Totally different area" is a bit of a stretch.
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by celdon25 4y ago
HN people: Crypto has no use cases! Also HN people: Stop wasting time trying to make legitimate use cases for crypto!
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by celdon25 4y ago
The type of place that you are most likely to need one of those will try to keep their official FTE headcount just below the minimum of 15 and use offshore contractors for the rest, or other loopholes such as shell companies, because there
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by celdon25 4y ago
For something allegedly this important, the author could have invested more time into elaborating, providing more examples, etc. I'm still skeptical, this is just another rando Medium rant as far as I'm concerned.
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by celdon25 4y ago
> Oh no please politicians stop doing things your constituents want you to do in hopes of success in future re-election campaigns! Can you show me to the national grassroots movement/lobby to grant pardons for federal simple marijua
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by celdon25 4y ago
So I take it you know fully well the entirety of what people want and what the government has been willing to give? Or is this something that happens to be coincidental? The argument doesn't add up to me. Occam's Razor errs on the
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by celdon25 4y ago
Ha, interesting - Thanks for taking the time to share, the original site was very special to me when growing up. I heard that the rights to all of that original music got transferred to some BigCorp that had a lot of involvement with elevat
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by celdon25 4y ago
So you were the one who made the shitty knockoff version of mp3.com --after-- the acquisition?
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by celdon25 4y ago
Yep, lots of words in these articles like: “could”, “eventually”, “if”, “possibly”. It’s honestly tiring to see these posted on social media. Show me the money or get lost.
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by celdon25 4y ago
They had me do the same problem at Amazon too.
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by celdon25 4y ago
In real life, some people are human lie detectors, or at least better at detecting lies than you are a liar. But I can acknowledge there are cases where transparency is simply not an option.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Ahh, brings back memories of the golden days of playing Deus Ex and Diablo 2 with a voodoo4.
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by celdon25 4y ago
No date on the article?
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by celdon25 4y ago
What? This was hardly the first time of such political hardship in the USA. Have you heard of Pigasus the Immortal? The founders were remarkably cognizant of how things could go wrong.
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by celdon25 4y ago
The process that does the bans will do them in batches. It is not a person pressing a button for each account.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Wait, are you implying they’re doing it to cook the books for inflating the total # of accounts on the platform? Somebody call Elon.
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by celdon25 4y ago
The vps account was banned because it was created on a vps. Probably wasn’t linked to you if you ask me.
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by celdon25 4y ago
I’ve been 10x and 0.1x and everything in between. I don’t mind being less than 10x, but if I’m in a 1x org, I better not be expected to be 10x, and I better not need to put in a 10x level of effort to get to that 1x. And if I’m contributing
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by celdon25 4y ago
If your company doesn’t fix that, the market probably will. I’ve been through that drill.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Wow, guess I dodged a bullet then.
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by celdon25 4y ago
It was a valuable contribution that gave the project a needed boost. The media used the word founder, so I went with that.
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by celdon25 4y ago
Google told me the interview would be in my choice of language. I chose C#, passed the first interview, then the second interview was in C and was based on language trivia. The kind of stuff you won’t know unless you work with C on a daily
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by celdon25 4y ago
That is probably because Zcash is a privacy tool that just happens to be a cryptocurrency. Snowden was one of the co-founders of the project. The users are people that rely on the security to stay out of prison, not crypto-bros trying to ge
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by celdon25 4y ago
Agreed though personally for me I didn’t see great results until close to 8 languages used professionally. Once I knew about 5 of them I had a much easier time landing jobs despite being bad at whiteboarding. edit: what I mean to really say
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by celdon25 4y ago
All other things being equal, I’d rather hire someone who knows four languages that we don’t use, over someone who knows only one language that happens to be the one we use. Selecting for adaptability and breadth is a better predictor of su
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by celdon25 4y ago
The people who don’t know this (i.e. target audience) will think otherwise. Correcting others that are making a point can be counterproductive. To reach those under the spell of fantasy, speak the language of fantasy.

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