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by codyb 5y ago
The big issue to me was always the data falling into malicious hands. Sure it's not a big deal if you buy a red shirt and I buy a blue shirt but it is a big deal if you can piece together the security questions (thankfully falling out
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by codyb 5y ago
Hmm... I'm a white man who doesn't consider himself half as "woke" as the (I'm certain a bit exaggerated) descriptions of what happens on Twitter and none of that feels particularly offensive to me? "I dropped
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by codyb 5y ago
Oh yea certainly, but Figma vs JIRA for instance. One, as a professional design suite dealing with image manipulation and simplified component emulation I sort of expect to take up some memory. On the other hand, JIRA displays lists of tick
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by codyb 5y ago
Another example are the poorly optimized websites where each tab uses > 100mb of memory and the all pops new tabs open frequently (I’m looking at you JIRA). I’ve basically just stopped browsing the web at this point. It’s nigh on unusabl
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by codyb 5y ago
That sounds wonderful. Why would you need a commute to do it? Couldn’t you just take a bike ride for the pleasure and let me skip the hour long sardine can frequently delayed train ride often in the snow, sleet, or rain in the process at th
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by codyb 5y ago
It’s not a question I would have thought to ask but if it is primarily basic necessities such as toothpaste, soap, and food items it might help suss out that the high cost of living which has exacerbated homelessness has left many unable to
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by codyb 5y ago
Couldn’t just search for “pizza in Brooklyn” then? It’s not that onerous.
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by codyb 5y ago
According to the NYTimes (although I believe the UN has been saying this for years as I've seen the charts for a long while now), we're do in for a sharp contraction on population growth with an eventual decline. https:/&#x2
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by codyb 5y ago
Neat, that's some heady shit. I'll have to check Aspect oriented programming out. It's a bit of work but I've been thinking the concept of interchange logic is a neat idea for cross layer concerns. So for instance, I des
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by codyb 5y ago
People with shitty opinions existing in a disparate fashion is one hell of a lot different than people existing in large groups with shitty opinions affecting others' lives.
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by codyb 5y ago
I’d suspect the warping of mental health might be primarily concentrated in younger people? You probably don’t make it to 35, get all established in life, then Instagram tanks your whole sense of self worth. Seems more plausible you’d be gr
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by codyb 5y ago
This is the only social media I use anymore and while I still may drop it, and while I still do occasionally check my karma after posting, it’s easily the most rewarding social media experience I’ve dealt with given the concentration of tal
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by codyb 5y ago
I believe CSS had original prototypes that supported programmatic styling which had to be scrapped due to resource constraints on PCs at the time.
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by codyb 5y ago
Lately I’ve found decoupling to be helpful in this regard. This is an auth layer, it’s primary charge is ensure those receiving and modifying resources have the permissions to do so. This is the data storage layer. It’s focused on clean, re
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by codyb 5y ago
With ViM you can get decent results with a plugin that consumes the output from the ctags library. It’s not perfect though and depending on how you have it set up you may have to manually trigger tag regeneration which can take a bit depend
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by codyb 5y ago
Maybe just offer the option to accomodate people and how they feel at whatever moment you in time you’d like to reward them during.
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by codyb 5y ago
Having historical artifacts in museums that millions of people can visit is a valuable social good which embiggens curiosity, exacerbates mental well being, and strikes fear into the very heart of boredom.
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by codyb 5y ago
Sure, but weren’t the pyramids built by slave labor? I feel like there’s enough massively disappointing outcomes to go around. I mean, after all, everyone ends up dead at the end of the day and we can barely take care of the living.
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by codyb 5y ago
I wonder if that’s why older people tend to score higher on life satisfaction scores? When you’re young, you’re full of emotion towards the world and as you age you either abandon the desires or learn coping strategies. Eventually you’ve ab
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by codyb 5y ago
Huh? A researcher has greater cognitive capacity? That's a funny take. My impression was -> Software developers main focus is developing software so they spend a HUGE amount of time developing software, maintaining software, noticin
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by codyb 5y ago
Definitely an interesting problem though. You'd probably want to gather life expectancy rates for individuals once they reached five years of age (since infant mortality necessarily lowers life expectancy but after a cliff people who m
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by codyb 5y ago
Tom Aptek’s (security company founder) pitch a few years back was Get through ‘A Web Application Hacker’s Handbook’ and ‘Securing DevOps’ and his company would probably give you six figures and a brand new macbook. For an extra bonus you co
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by codyb 5y ago
I’m surprised fragmentation isn’t mentioned. With multiple app stores, developers may not release to the Apple app store any more. Causing users to either use other app stores or miss out on apps that would previously been in the Apple stor
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by codyb 5y ago
I don’t get it, is that anecdotal experience supposed to provide guidance for all children? I’ve been jumped several times in my life. And yes, I’d much prefer my child walks outside alone just like I still enjoy walking outside unsurveiled
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by codyb 5y ago
I tried using “Citizen” a few years back. You can only use it if you’re willing to share location data either whenever you’re using the app or all the time. No. Maybe that’s fine by others but any app I can’t put a zip code into is deleted
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by codyb 5y ago
Hopefully sane and unencumbered by a never ceasing shit stream of dubious information. At least that's how I feel after leaving social media. I check NYT a couple times a day and browse Hackernews while I'm waiting for tests to c
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by codyb 5y ago
When I was in college and I was in the Ultimate Frisbee club we played with a group of young Christians and it seemed very much to me like meditation (something I was more familiar with) and prayer were very similar. The concept of God may
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by codyb 5y ago
If a coin is worth a trillion dollars, could a nation state just start buying up huge amounts, essentially indicating a 51% attack will occur soon, causing a rush for the door, causing prices to drop, despite the clear demand? Or would pric
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by codyb 5y ago
I guess... how long does it take to determine this? I have a transaction on a PoS PoS (lol) chain, and then... I guess... I've given my goods away for some coins. Now... it turns out my coins are lost because it was on the weaker chain
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by codyb 5y ago
Yea that's really neat. Thanks to GP I actually went and checked out the video. Clenching and pinching, if that smooth, seem like they'd be less error prone than trying to use the tiny touch screen on the Apple Watch half the time

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