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by dgrin91 4y ago
I like how Github shows it as infinity commits
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by dgrin91 4y ago
BitBurner. Its an incremental game, which means you do some work, get to a point of diminishing returns, cash out with some upgrades and restart. Each time you restart you get a little further. Normally these types of games are super boring
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by dgrin91 4y ago
> So this anonymous search engine stores cookies on your computer to serve you with personalized “content and ads” and it shares information about your use of the site with “advertising and analytics partners.” It then directs you to Goo
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by dgrin91 4y ago
Wow I think that this api also needs some HATEOS-style self-reference url so that when I click on random I know how to get back to that Also there needs to be a way to get the next wow in a movie. How do I go from the 3rd Wow in Cars to the
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Show HN: Cost basis for your DeFi investments(ui.defireturn.app)
1 points by dgrin91 5y ago|0 comments
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by dgrin91 5y ago
I decided to go in and buy some I-Bonds for the first time. To do this you need to make an account with https://www.treasurydirect.gov/ . My god this was a shockingly bad experience filled with security theater. * Passwords
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Ask HN: Why are there no good USB-C hubs?
15 points by dgrin91 5y ago|4 comments
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by dgrin91 5y ago
> compensated to “opt-out”. Didn't you basically just describe the goal of a union? Better conditions for their workers?
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by dgrin91 5y ago
For low income workers less taxes won't really help. They already get very low taxes (sometimes none) and a low percentage of a low salary is not a significant impact. If we change that from low percentage to very low percentage the im
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An Introduction to RSS and Other Feed Formats(thenewleafjournal.com)
2 points by dgrin91 5y ago|0 comments
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by dgrin91 5y ago
It looks like Dino is built on top of XMPP. How can you be both XMPP and peer to peer? Doesn't XMPP mean there is a server in the middle (even if its not centralized)?
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by dgrin91 5y ago
How does a radio station even send an image file? What does that mean? What is suppose to happen when a radio station sends an image file?
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by dgrin91 5y ago
The idea has some theoretical merit to it, but the math doesn't add up at all when you run the numbers. The size and strength of the parachutes you would need would be massive. Much bigger than anything today. Don't forget you als
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by dgrin91 5y ago
It wasn't cheap. They didn't 'just' dump it in the ocean. They had to clean & strip out the cars first so that it wouldn't be toxic to the fish.
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by dgrin91 5y ago
Arguably the more important outcome than monetary damages is that the offending program is ceased. From the press release - > Amazon will shut down the “Sold by Amazon” program nationwide. So in principle the problem has been stopped. N
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by dgrin91 5y ago
Reversing transactions is how a bunch of scams work, so you are soundly incorrect there. Also there are a ton of non-scam related use cases for irreversible transactions
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by dgrin91 5y ago
At any given moment there are a handful of active chains on the bitcoin network. really a better word I should use is fork, because these chains are 99.999+% identical, its just the last few blocks that may differ. The consensus work that B
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by dgrin91 5y ago
One of the big numbers that been thrown around is that JWST has 344 single points of failure in its mission. Now that deployment has been completed, is there somewhere that lists how many of those points we have passed?
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by dgrin91 5y ago
"downtime" is kind of a weird way to call it. Its not down in the same way we think of AWS being down. I guess the right way to say it is 'time when the current longest chain was not an active chain', but that doesn&#x27
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by dgrin91 5y ago
The answer is no for mainly two reasons: 1. Prohibitive costs. Its extremely expensive (both in money and time) to manufacture many of the parts of the telescopes, such as the reflector dishes. Its even more expensive to do all the testing
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by dgrin91 5y ago
In the about for the project it says > I created this in 2014, when I was learning how to program.
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by dgrin91 5y ago
Heartbreaking story, I don't know what I would do in that scenario. One thing I don't understand - is Amazon's family leave really totally unpaid? It feels like something got lost here. That's pretty untypical for a big
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by dgrin91 5y ago
> List of lists of lists: This article itself is a list of lists, so it contains itself.[a] So yes
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by dgrin91 5y ago
This is pretty standard in all industries. Most people who work at a bank aren't financial experts. Most people who work at a hospital aren't medical experts. Thats because most roles aren't the core of the business. Most are
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by dgrin91 5y ago
So a bunch of government employees all somehow trip and fell on the job and got the same exact injury, but only in specific geographic locations, mostly in Cuba. Got it, makes perfect sense </sarcasm>
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by dgrin91 5y ago
> Also, never show cumulative stats in a graph - it almost always go up and to the right: not insightful at all. I mean thats the definition of a cumulative graph... it basically has to go up and right. But thats ok. You can look at the
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by dgrin91 5y ago
> Without any chemicals and additives, the pool filters more than 600,000 gallons of East River water that floats through the pool’s barriers every day. ...how? I'm disappointed that they didn't even attempt a handwave explanat
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by dgrin91 6y ago
> most of the same people in government who want to see a crackdown on Bitcoin also seem to want cash to be eliminated Can you provide a source for that? First I've heard of such an argument from government officials
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Do you not get spam calls on your phone? Phone numbers that are put into this site are likely to be valid & active, making them valuable data to sell.
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Goldman Sachs Consumer Wealth Division | Senior Engineer | NY/LDN/Warsaw| Full time | What We Do Our Consumer business, Marcus by Goldman Sachs, serves millions of customers across multiple products including lending, deposits, an

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