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by chrischattin 4y ago
This has been happening for over a decade. It's very effective and hard to spot if done well.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
I'm a past startup founder. Bootstrapped and sold two companies. Taught myself how to program. Wrote the code for two other startups that were acquired.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
It’s typically because there is not enough runway remaining to stop the plane if you abort past V1.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
I guarantee the language is not the limiting factor in a web scaling problem.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Google search is just plain bad these days, and I think it has more to do with their attempts at algorithmic curation instead of focusing on simple indexing.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
I’ve been saying this for years, and receiving the subsequent down votes. Front end frameworks are an anti-pattern. They hviolate DRY principles and exemplify premature optimization. They did not grow organically out of the open source comm
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Basically everyone who posted in the original P2P Forums with Satoshi back in the day is smart and interesting, imo.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
> Is Vitalik like the one sane guy in crypto that doesn't actually try to be a bro > I don't follow crypto almost at all Well, that would explain it :). There are tons of brilliant people working in the space. It is the mos
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by chrischattin 4y ago
You’d like Ruby :)
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Ah yes. You are correct.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Bailouts ARE a Machiavellian outcome.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
The 24hr BTC volume on Coinbase alone was $126B. The feds selling $1B won’t make much of a dent.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
I built a camper van from a Promaster and it’s 78 inches across in the back. So with a thin layer of insulation I can fit a full size mattress across the back. The Promaster is wider than the Transit or the Sprinter.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Absolutely. The airlines do it all the time with pilots via furloughs during downturns.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Why? Nobody wants to think their success was the result of an unfair arbitrary advantage.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Full flow stage combustion is significantly more complex from my understanding.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Yep. Consultants are compensated very well to take the blame if the thing executives wanted to do anyway doesn’t work out.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
It's also illegal.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
That is twisted logic to justify racist behavior.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Different people living different lives is closer in analogy to different runners running different races, imo.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
I’m sincere. Engaging in racial discrimination does not fix racism. It perpetuates it. It blows my mind that I have to state this in the current year. We have regressed so far.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
That’s not how citations work. Can’t prove a negative. It’s on YOU to provide proof because you’re the one making the assertion that future racial discrimination fixes past injustice (which I wholeheartedly disagree with).
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by chrischattin 4y ago
The implication is obvious from the context of the discussion. Don’t be disingenuous.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Bad analogy. That’s like suggesting we give racers in the next race an advantage because of what happened in the current race, which creates obvious unfair outcomes.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
You can’t fix racism/sexism by being racist/sexist.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Sure. But, examples like buying a high end guitar off criagslist, or a car from a private party, aren't less of a use case because they aren't every day transactions.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Not everyone lives in the eurozone my friend.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Cash is a private form of transaction. You aren't inherently money laundering when you use cash.
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by chrischattin 4y ago
Do you report every cash transaction?
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by chrischattin 4y ago
If you use cash, it's a private transaction (no notification).

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