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by didibus 6y ago
It's a new technology, I don't think comparing it to collectible is totally accurate. As a collectible, it can choose to print more of itself if needed, all it takes is a majority to agree to it by altering its protocol (which cou
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by didibus 6y ago
Still not sure why we don't legalize the whole thing. What are we trying to prevent or protect by having it be illegal?
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by didibus 6y ago
I think yes, it probably helps to know the limits or difficulties of implementing something when designing it as well, so you can design something nice and easy to implement, but otherwise why wouldn't someone be able to design a mock?
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by didibus 6y ago
I wouldn't take anyone making a comment on HN a source of accurate and truthful data. The HN bias can be at play. Which is the bias that we believe and trust a random comment on Hacker News more than a linked research study, or the bod
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by didibus 6y ago
I think people read too much into it, the reason some are paid more than others is simply their appeal, and that's measured subjectively. It's easy to see some tiktok account has more followers and is worth more. It's hard to
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by didibus 6y ago
I think one has to introspect their value set and desires. It's easy to fall prey to being defined by external factors of pride and glory. But one has to ask themselves, what life do I want to live? There's a certain amount of con
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by didibus 6y ago
The article says "compensation", from my understanding that includes equity and bonuses and all that, so it does seem to be comparing the full package of CEOs against the full package of workers.
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by didibus 6y ago
Lean teams of A+ engineers deliver great results, but they still do so at a slower pace, though more consistently. And contrary to popular belief, it is quite difficult to maintain such a team, attrition will happen naturally and cause prob
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by didibus 6y ago
As an aside, it always frustrates me when people say that someone got rich from investing, when really they got rich from running an investment firm and doing investment managing. It gives the wrong impression that people are getting rich f
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by didibus 6y ago
You hit the nail on the head! It also didn't discuss that it seems more so that there is a new technology which is enabling a shift on riches, but it's likely that the next phase is one of inherited wealth again. Unless he believe
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by didibus 6y ago
> Of course the Gini coefficient is increasing Ya this confused me, because the geni coefficient measures inequality, the higher the number, the more inequality. > A Gini coefficient of one (or 100%) expresses maximal inequality among
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by didibus 6y ago
Something seems contractictory to me with this. It's trying to say your thoughts don't affect it, yet it describes a scenario where only rational cognitive concepts cause the fight or flight response. How does the "survival b
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by didibus 6y ago
I think the HN sentiment is more that when a coin is managed by a single entity, it's no better than a coin managed by the government, might even be worse. And when you see someone creating a new coin without creating new innovative te
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by didibus 6y ago
Anyone know what network it'll run on?
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by didibus 6y ago
> We as an industry tried the all engineers thing and it didn’t work Example of when this was tried?
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by didibus 6y ago
Maybe this is a naive question, but why couldn't you just pick a bug at random, fix it, and move to the next? You said eventually you worked through all issues in about a year of time. How did having the issues prioritized from the get
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by didibus 6y ago
I'm going to jump to the next step... So what? Does it really matter where the virus emerged from? What changes would we make if it came from bats by nature's own doing? Or of it came from wet markets? Or if it leaked from a resea
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by didibus 6y ago
I heard by a few UX designer that they prefer Adobe XD as a design tool actually over Figma, but the cost is why they use Figma instead. I find it a glaring ommision from the article analysis that it didn't even mention Adobe XD anywhe
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by didibus 6y ago
Everything is easy though, humans can learn, I don't really believe anyone is so removed from potential that they couldn't learn to do any job at the average level of the average job's practitioner. Accessibility thus actuall
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by didibus 6y ago
I'm a bit conflicted, because I see pros/cons both ways, but I think I'm ready to go back to the office. My main reason is because I've felt that I end up working more when I work from home, because most people take the
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by didibus 6y ago
> The thing that shines about Go is its simplicity. It's relatively easy to get started I think the word "simplicity" needs some quantification, because I think often people mean it's easy for beginners = simple. And
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by didibus 6y ago
> It is like Python in that it is modern That's a funny bit, what is modern about Python? A 30 year old language that predates even Java?
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by didibus 6y ago
I'd love for languages to be win/win scenarios, but it does seem they are a bit of a zero sum game. The team you're on will need to pick a language, if it's not the language you prefer you lose, so it's natural to w
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by didibus 6y ago
It's crazy that Great Britain was even ever involved in a treaty related to this.
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by didibus 6y ago
> I learned to ride a bike by watching my classmates be taught in preschool I'm confused, you're saying you watched others learn and then managed to get on a bike for the first time and properly ride it like an experienced ride
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by didibus 6y ago
I feel like every library, every framework, every programing language, compiler, database, VM, debugger, logger, tracer, metrics monitor, editor, source control, artifact manager, build tool, dependency manager, deployment automation, etc.
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by didibus 6y ago
That seems a lot better to me. Also, I don't know anything about SOX compliance, but couldn't you have another dev on the same team do a review? Or is there a part of it about the reviewer needing to be without context or somethin
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by didibus 6y ago
> and ops may be labeled 'devops' because they seek to build automated processes for deployments, rather than manual deploys Ok, but that just seems like one of those useless definition switcheroos no? In that world, what has c
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by didibus 6y ago
It's an emotional response though, like how there are still more people with a parallizing fear of flight that don't have a problem hopping into a car. Like I said, I'm not justifying being against Nuclear, but explaining the
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by didibus 6y ago
Ya, but the challenge, and I say that as a supporter of Nuclear in general, is that you don't sign up for the experiment. If you're in the radius of the plant if it were to fail, you might be wary of it.

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