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> If I had to generalize the struggle between design & engineering, they felt they couldn’t meet the requirements given to them in a reasonable amount of time unless “mobile” and “desktop” were scoped separately. If I had to guess, t
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4y ago
The market is made up of a lot of human participants who do consider 20k to be an important number for a variety of reasons.
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4y ago
Ultimately consumer sentiment has a much bigger effect than just about everything else. The public are worried about inflation, it's the issue of the day. They will cut back spending until inflation is seen to be tackled which will lik
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4y ago
It's both logical and financially wise. Nothing is more valuable than time when you need it. That money will give you time when you need it.
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4y ago
You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you.
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4y ago
Given the disparity between the current interest rates and the inflation rate, that is more or less what the Fed is doing. They're no where near the point where they're actually trying to stop inflation with interest rates.
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4y ago
There's certainly a use case for publishers to demo their games to prospective customers. Hell, google is probably quite capable of having you watch a game trailer on youtube and the last frame of the video transitioning to a playable
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4y ago
If you're deploying to multiple regions in aws then you'd presumably have to roll out the infrastructure for 3 regions yourself if you weren't? In which case I gotta assume using aws is probably a lot more straightforward str
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4y ago
If something costs $1 yesterday but costs $2.50 today that is an increase of 150%. How inflation is tracked differs from country to country but typically it's based on looking at the prices for goods the average citizen might buy and t
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4y ago
I would guess confiscation (forced replacement with lira) is not that many steps ahead. The trigger would likely be if the government sees people starting to move their foreign currency accounts out of the country.
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Especially in politics, when everything is blown up to be the end of the world then the actual stuff that might be worth taking note of is buried in the noise. I came to the conclusion the only time it's probably worth checking up on n
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4y ago
Encrypt the private key with a strong one time password which you print off (multiple copies) and put in safe places. This is perhaps not ideal perfect security, but ultimately security is a always a tradeoff with usability and losing a phy
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4y ago
Based on personal experiences trying to give away my collection of 2000's scifi/fantasy books, it's hard even to give them away. The physical book market is shrinking and a significant portion of new readers likely use ebooks
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4y ago
What you're complaining about has nothing to do with the reason reddit is actually more useful than google. The problem with google is that for any query remotely commercial or product related the results are useless garbage. Reddit is
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Yup. Because the size of the library and the execution time just isn't that big of a deal, it's something people seem to obsess over but it doesn't really matter much.
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It's cause and effect. You can't convince people not to worry about things they're worried about.
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What goes up must come down (at least a little bit). Stocks ran up A LOT during covid, it couldn't continue forever and it didn't. People who felt rich because they made a ton of paper profits on the stock market now feel poorer b
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Having been in your situation, this is what I would recommend... Short Term: Get everything out of your head and into a document or text file. All the things you have to do, all the things you want to do, all your ideas, all the things you&
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4y ago
Those are very versatile bits of kit. I use them in bed, but also if you travel and you carry an external travel monitor with you, you can essentially use it as a monitor mount to raise the monitor to a more comfortable eye height.
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Ahh ok thank you, I will look into that.
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4y ago
Whelp screw me for proactively dealing with the situation I guess?
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4y ago
I agree with you to an extent. The web is less useful than it used to be. BUT I would say a lot of that usefulness has diverted into youtube. There are people who would previously have made sites who are making youtube videos instead which
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4y ago
RoamResearch It's a note taking app but it has three very useful features 1) you can make anything into a checkbox 2) you can #tag anything 3) you can create "views" that display tagged content e.g. #admin AND #priority NOT #
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5y ago
Yeah and mp3 didn't fundamentally change the fact that you still listen to music with your ears. Video codecs didn't change the fact you watch moving pictures with your eyes. But they did change an awful lot about existing industr
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5y ago
Speed of iteration/development/experimentation. You can't fork EUR/USD, experiment with it and see if it works better than the existing EUR/USD. You can with online currencies and people are doing just that. Most wi
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5y ago
You're missing the fact that it enabled purely online/digital money people will actually use. You could build an online currency with a database much more easily than blockchain but people won't use it because it relies on a
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5y ago
Netflix is doing just fine content wise, go look at the weekly streaming charts and you'll see they dominate the top 10 for tv and do well enough in movies as well. More people are watching more stuff on Netflix than just about any oth
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I honestly think it depends a lot on climate and the type of work you do. Hot climates vs cold climates, hard manual work vs sitting at a desk. Given that range I doubt there's any one size fits all "best" regimen.
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I think the point of Yishan's post is that social networks are not the equivalent of telephone companies, they're their own thing and can't really be compared to what came before or treated as such.
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5y ago
Do paper linux magazines actually exist any more? 10-15 years ago I'd agree with you, now... that would actually surprise me.
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