danvayn

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by danvayn 3y ago
hey Julien. I love the product but the search doesn't seem to be doing the best for me. For example, I looked up Tailwind and got plenty of results but none of them actually involved Tailwind. Maybe a tagging solution is the way? if yo
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by danvayn 3y ago
I think the real key to top performance is to learn to get over the aches of practicing and training yourself to get engrossed in a range of subjects. Piano is good practice but I usually recommend something more dopamine efficient.
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by danvayn 3y ago
looks like it has some more features than alt tab that are usually covered by other programs. quick open like Alfred, hibernation like Franz/Ferdium.
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by danvayn 4y ago
Don't discount yourself; your feedback is true regardless of LLM experience.
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by danvayn 4y ago
best reason? it's laggy on my computer. it's not a good user experience for me. it's clear that a non telemetric solution just performs better, atleast on my end.
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by danvayn 5y ago
Not to mention that the blockchain we're talking about is supposed to get a lot more performant very soon.
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by danvayn 5y ago
We can try to be better. DAOs or some form of self-governing community are a strong option. If done correctly, they can provide the 'manual moderation' needed for these smaller communities.
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by danvayn 5y ago
The mechanism is staking. People stake Eth 1.0 to get 2.0 later, along with a bridge to convert Eth 1.0 to 2.0. They can't unstake for a period of time but get decent automatic returns. There won't really be much reason for people
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by danvayn 5y ago
I doubt it. Alphabet generates $175B+ in Ad revenue yearly and Apples always looking for ways to increase stock value. Apple recently introduced ways to scan while depersonalizing your data which implies it would be easier to read and serve
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by danvayn 5y ago
I'd give your project a shot but the signup funnel for your beta is a little funny -- you should let people choose to leave the textbox-based questions blank and still get an invite. If you just made those parts drop-downs with the mos
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by danvayn 5y ago
IoT will definitely continue to grow, and with it will likely come opportunities for Samsara to reach that 20% market share. Also, I don't think any company's growth can be really fairly compared to Tesla's.
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by danvayn 5y ago
The physical world, yeah. The specific aim or mission depends on the school, but the focus in Buddhism is always on escaping duhka ('modern/societal ills') in an attempt to break or transcend the cycle.
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by danvayn 5y ago
I think widespread institutional adoption of crypto is pretty important in this regard.Operating a photonic miner being hard provides more incentive to be a part of those 'mining' it, as you might expect. So, if it's beyond a
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by danvayn 5y ago
I didn't see this answer and wanted to submit it. So, in order for this NFT to have any authenticity, it has to be made under some sort of "technoviking" name right? Ultimately, this technoviking guy is probably reputed and i
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by danvayn 5y ago
Like another said in this thread, yes you would but it's because some cheats are rootkits. It's a little invasive but doesn't seem as problematic as other ACS like Riot's Vanguard, which is always on and China-owned.
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by danvayn 5y ago
This is a great blog for beginners. And I'm really happy to see thenounproject on here! I was extremely lucky to get a chance to work with them a long time ago -- they're an awesome company with an awesome product. They deserve al
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by danvayn 5y ago
You're not wrong but they could really afford to improve the user experience without 'ruining the design'. Unless something's changed from what I remember - the categories page is cluttered. - results page is messy and a
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by danvayn 5y ago
here's the letter the FTC sent to facebook about whatsapp. https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/public_statements... I have no clue about IG dealings but wouldn't be surprised if they predate
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by danvayn 5y ago
https://quicwg.org/base-drafts/9000_missing_a/rfc9000.html Is this it?
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by danvayn 6y ago
It could be worse now, but to be honest what you describe doesn't seem very new. Maybe you didn't notice the first time around.
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by danvayn 6y ago
Yeah, but uh, what about heat death?
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by danvayn 6y ago
Agreed but it is a little insensitive
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by danvayn 6y ago
ctrl+f'ed for OneTab before I posted incase it was a dupe. It is a great extension and you make a good point. Ideally it'd be as easy to edit as this.
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by danvayn 6y ago
I was linked and ended up watching his last video where he advertises this course at the beginning and end. I agree that he is a great showman, but I felt like he was a bit misleading in regards to how much he would be participating in the
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by danvayn 6y ago
I think you did it pretty well. Your codes pretty readable despite the constraints. Maybe just let the people know what you would've added or changed if you had a bit more space :)
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by danvayn 6y ago
https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome If you use Chrome or Firefox this link might be useful for you.
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by danvayn 6y ago
That's a reasonable concern, but considering Belarus has had problems like these for a while, and given telegram's popularity, both as a messenger and as a tool to circumvent Big Brother, I'd say that the majority of those Be
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by danvayn 6y ago
They did spin up staff numbers and who knows how much was spent on business facets like advertising. I'd atleast agree that it might not have been the best investment decision given the large amount of "competitors" in Atlant
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by danvayn 7y ago
what large b2c business isn't exploiting this pandemic
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by danvayn 7y ago
I'm sure they'd be using them proactively at this point

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