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Juicero(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by crazypython 5y ago|2 comments
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by crazypython 5y ago
Brave is the false sensation of privacy, _compared to Firefox._ For people who use Chromium, Brave is the best there is.
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by crazypython 5y ago
Triplebyte quizzes are a much more realistic representation of job skills than leetcode quizzes.
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Math: If one of the two children is a girl, how likely are both children girls?(math.stackexchange.com)
2 points by crazypython 5y ago|0 comments
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by crazypython 5y ago
I would also like to see recommendations for fiction for social skills and leadership.
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by crazypython 5y ago
Why not simply use HTML with JS off, plus userscripts to block cookie banners and sticky headers? You get modern CSS features like column display.
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by crazypython 5y ago
The same is true for Dlang. Go on D's IRC channel and you can talk to core compiler authors who will help you find a solution to any problem in ~10 minutes.
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by crazypython 5y ago
Keeper of the Lost Cities gives a sense of adventure and focus on the present that feels just right.
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Ask HN: What activities help you recharge?
18 points by crazypython 5y ago|9 comments
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by crazypython 5y ago
Watchtowers are third-parties that allow your node to go offline. Bitcoin has lax liveness requirements unlike other networks. cough cough Ethereum 2.0 PoS
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by crazypython 5y ago
> Except for those third-parties, you mean? The third-party can't steal your Bitcoins. Assuming your node is online 24/7, you can verifiably cash out your Bitcoin on the blockchain at any time. The third-party doesn't hold
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by crazypython 5y ago
I read that you put a "bounty" in your transaction so that if your node is offline, another node will have an incentive to prevent the theft for you.
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by crazypython 5y ago
There is open market competition for these third-parties. The system is fully trustless. Furthermore, onion routing (akin to Tor) is in development to prevent that third-party from knowing the content of your transaction and who you transac
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by crazypython 5y ago
Right now, doing a Bitcoin transaction costs $0.97, so it's already false. If you are willing to wait ~48 hours for confirmation, it can cost as little as $0.15.[0] Furthermore, the system in question is not Layer 1 Bitcoin, but Layer
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by crazypython 5y ago
Thanks. I was going to reply, I concede that reducing meat consumption is probably a help too, but I wouldn't endorse "vegetarianism for all."
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Memorial Honors Victims of Imminent Dam Disaster [video](youtube.com)
2 points by crazypython 5y ago|0 comments
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by crazypython 5y ago
Food is produced primarily with fossil fuels. > The American food supply is driven almost entirely by non-renewable energy sources and accounts for approximately 19% of the total use of fossil fuels in the United States. https:/&#x
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by crazypython 5y ago
It's a question of who comes first- Linux was first to market as a cloud OS, so it dominated. Email came first for long-form asynchronous messages, so it dominates.
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by crazypython 5y ago
Plenty. Uneaten leftovers, rotten food...
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by crazypython 5y ago
One big source of climate damage, especially in the United States, is food waste. The average American throws away a third of their food. The culture and TV treat food waste as normal.
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A Love Letter to HTML&CSS(css-tricks.com)
1 points by crazypython 5y ago|0 comments
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by crazypython 5y ago
Adding a method to a class you don't control is also useful.
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by crazypython 5y ago
Symmetry Investments, a $4.5bn assets-under-management hedge fund, sponsors Dlang. No major tech company behind Dlang.
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ECMAScript for XML - Direct XML Syntax in ECMAScript(en.wikipedia.org)
38 points by crazypython 5y ago|41 comments
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by crazypython 5y ago
What "tests" do you mention? How do you evaluate people? Given the following information, how would you determine someone's skillset? - hobby projects on the same technology stack - open-source contributions (library with 15,
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by crazypython 5y ago
I'm not sure I understand how this works. Can someone explain?
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by crazypython 5y ago
Dlang is nice. It's essentially C++, but with the warts fixed. Using dpp[0], you can #include C headers into D, and use their complex macros. [0]: https://code.dlang.org/packages/dpp
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Community meeting on the future of our IRC presence(fsf.org)
2 points by crazypython 5y ago|1 comments
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by crazypython 5y ago
Zsh autocomplete is much slower than Bash autocomplete.
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by crazypython 5y ago
This is misleading. Fig's completions data files are open-source, but the completion engine that runs the completions is completely proprietary. That means you contribute free ("open source") completions to them, but the scop

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