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by dgrin91 6y ago
> An embedded, immutable, syncable relational database. Sounds like he wants a blockchain? A blockchain probably isn't really what OP wants. But funnily enough it does meet all those criteria. > what I’m after is a database to be
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by dgrin91 6y ago
But you can still do distributed repos with github... nothing it preventing you from changing your remote origin...
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Wow never saw SpaceChem before. Thanks for the unintended recommendation :)
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Epic stated that they want to create their own separate app store outside of apple, but are unable to because apple does not allow sideloading. So no, Epic doesn't want to run on Big Brother's platform.
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by dgrin91 6y ago
This doesn't really make sense to me. Only 30% of Americans have jobs where they can't work from home? Truck drivers, factory workers, cashiers, taxi drivers, etc all make up less than 30% of America? I dont buy that. Smells like
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Trump administration gives TikTok 45 days to sell to Microsoft or leave US(arstechnica.com)
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by dgrin91 6y ago
What if this website fails because it got hugged to death?
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by dgrin91 6y ago
> Was anyone injured when the cruiser was set on fire I don't know, but if I was a police officer on the scene my first instinct wouldn't be a thorough inspection of the car to see if anyone was in there, it would be to make su
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by dgrin91 6y ago
"citing the assault and theft charges that led to her probation" That sounds like threat to community to me. That being said, I'm just taking that at face value. Wouldn't be shocked if the underlying assault/theft i
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Also in the Shift-Right-Click is open command prompt in directory. Nice symmetry there.
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Yes.
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by dgrin91 6y ago
I think this is a great example of people taking virtue signaling to points of stupidity. Master-slave being problematic is something I can get behind, but git's master branch isn't even referencing the master-slave analogy. What
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by dgrin91 6y ago
The correct solution here is not to change the headline, but to not post crap like this on HN
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Headlines like this are probably the worst possible way to do reporting. It tells you what it wants you to think right up front. There is no room for critical thought or debate. There is no possibility for them to be wrong. It implies the f
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by dgrin91 6y ago
I think the problem he is pointing out in your statement is that you effectively just said everyone either agrees with your or is unreasonable. There is no middle ground. I can not be a reasonable person who disagrees with you.
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by dgrin91 6y ago
You can also see how hollow it is by how little they have at stake in their statements. Hong Kong has it much worse than the US protesters, where is Apple's statement on that? Once Apple puts their iPhone factories at risk then I&#x2
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Is there really any news here? Twitter has already and on multiple occasions specified that political leader's tweets, including trump, fall under a public interest exception
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Yeah, I know. I suck. What sucks even more is when people point to stuff like this and, with a straight face, say the world is ending. That is what really annoys me.
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by dgrin91 6y ago
sigh this is the type of sensationalism that I think leads us towards many problems we have today. Did these things occur? Yes of course. Are they nearly as bad as they are made out to be here? No. Are most people who read this going to t
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by dgrin91 6y ago
In at least some cases it has been initiated by protesters/rioters. E.g. in the spread sheet row 17: https://twitter.com/Stephon_Dingle/status/126656092123893760... And of course there was the case of the rio
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by dgrin91 6y ago
I don't understand what this is. Banned by google in what way? I can google for all these words. > As they closed the api What api?
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Just to be clear, the "malware" which you are talking about is ads in the Windows system, is that correct? Or is there some other malware you mean as well? Honest question. I really am not sure what specifically you are referring
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by dgrin91 6y ago
I read this hoping for a good discourse on the topic... instead the author barely dove into the topic. There is nothing novel or of value here. Free speech is good, hate speech is bad. Great. But what is hate speech? What is the line that y
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by dgrin91 6y ago
What is a productive way to have this discussion? I can't think of any plausible way to have a discussion in this realm without serious risk of being ostracized.
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by dgrin91 6y ago
There have been numerous stories in the past of IoT sex toys basically being thrown together by people with no tech knowledge and leaving the passwords as defaults, etc. Makes hacking/stealing the data trivial and obviously problematic
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by dgrin91 6y ago
Does it really count as a 'hacker' if it was just a straight up bribe? Where is the hacking here?
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by dgrin91 6y ago
I think this goes against the basis of the scientific method. There is a reason why they say everything is a hypothesis and nothing is every proven. Anyone can propose an alternative model explaining something you call proven; you calling s
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by dgrin91 7y ago
Typically remote work companies still have occasional (say quarterly) in person, all-hands gatherings.
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by dgrin91 7y ago
Blockchain solves one fundamental problem: trust. If you have a solution that fundamentally relies on trust and you want to get rid of that, Blockchain is the answer. If you're OK with trusting someone/thing, then Blockchain wont
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by dgrin91 7y ago
Can you tell if there is actually 37 tons of sand there? 37 tons seems like... well.. a ton of sand for lack of a better phrase. In the video it seems like there was only few inches over a moderately sized park. It doesn't seem like i

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