che_shirecat

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by che_shirecat 9y ago
what would be the point of this? why not just use mainstream payment methods and then when someone actually wants BTC, purchase it from an exchange for fiat? The whole point of cryptocurrency is that its decentralized, creating a derivat
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
I completely agree with the sentiment, however github currently does not support embedded video in markdown [1] Animated gifs do work when embedded, but need to be <= 10mb [2] [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
#1 - realtime password input - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTpXqyRYcBM #2 - physical memory leak - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn0FopiF16o the videos aren't very long, someone should compress i
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
For some background, the 'model minority' myth that you're perpetuating here is being increasingly rejected by the Asian-American community because its both reductive and dehumanizing in its characterization ('Asians are
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
highly skilled professions like law, medicine don't have a problem with age discrimination, because of the marginally significant positive correlation between years of experience and results. these fields also weed out the incompetent
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
Do you have any coherent reasoning behind your characterization of Material as a "total dumpster fire"? Other than "I don't like it and thus it must be bad?"
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
how is this significant in any way to the topic of drug-related deaths?
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
Apple's tax evasion to the tune of billions has been going on for years, it's a shame that their "Double Irish" evasion scheme revealed in the Paradise Papers has flown relatively under the radar
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
sandbox and analyze the end result (file actions, system-level actions) of running the software - the actual results of use don't lie. until they do, where you have context-sensitive viruses that detect VM's and are generally de
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
Look through his comment history, pretty blatant affiliate link farming...
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
Linked site is down - it's a pretty well-written writeup, archived here - https://web.archive.org/web/20171204164627/https://calendar.... EDIT: original author put this up on medium - https:/
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
Popular streamers are entertainers. A video game is just an interesting and demographic-relevant medium. The only popular streamers that don't add commentary or have a video cam stream are the pros, the ones who play the game better
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
no you haven't, 6.x LTS does not support async functions.
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
this is awesome, been looking forward to using async/await in production node.js without transpilers!
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
If you can't hear the difference between 320kbps and lossless you're either not using equipment capable of the response and the frequencies where the cutoff for 320kbps and resulting compression artifacts are noticeable or you jus
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
Was my comment religious in any way? There's multiple ways that one could be held accountable for crimes against humanity, either by your government and laws or by the international community. There's really no point considerin
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
how does NSA spyware taste?
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
by committing atrocities, you become the evil, even if you have an utilitarian excuse. saving more lives is ultimately meaningless as evil will always exist and people will always die as a result of it but the one thing we have complete ag
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
which (at this point in time and in the foreseeable future) they definitely do.
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
> It should take no more than 20 minutes to learn JSX. it should, but in practicality, for most front-end devs especially junior ones, it's not. Moving Angular 1 devs to Vue gets actual work going 3-4 times (anecdotal experience)
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
How to make money in ethereum, from high to low risk: 1. Dump the leftovers of your bi-weekly software engineering paycheck into buying ETH, BTC, or whichever altcoin is popular this week. It went up 5000% in the past, it's got to k
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
you're being a little disingenuous about self promoting your ICO aren't you?
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
create a separate wallet on myEtherWallet and fund it with a little bit of eth to run the calls that you're making. you'd have to be stupid to send the private key of a wallet with a non-trivial amount of eth to an endpoint of a
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
The sort of profiling the parent comment was talking about doesn't work the other way around - it'd be idiotic to punish someone's credit score for not having a social media account or having it set to private/friends-on
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
this was my take on the whole issue. damore was basically poking Google with a stick and daring them to fire him by publishing an inflammatory political memo via an internal channel - pretty idiotic any way you look at it irregardless of w
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
other machines. much more efficiently too. programming those machines is gap work
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
that's hilarious, I wonder who makes/manages celebrity sites like that.
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
could you link the blog? sounds interesting
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
what a ludicrous analogy. engineering is an applied science, not a purely theoretical one where you can remove the human impact of your decisions from the equation. comments like this are a prime example of why engineers need to take mor
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by che_shirecat 9y ago
so... stocktwits? I don't see the value here. what would I possibly gain from following the portfolios of random shmucks who are more likely than not losing money?

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