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by edem 4y ago
I have a similar schedule with 2 kids so I totally agree with this.
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by edem 4y ago
> Take-home technical assignment (~4h) or similar at candidate's choosing This is an instant no-go for me. As others have said as well, I usually find work from my network so I don't really have to look at ads. The problem is a
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by edem 4y ago
TL;DR -> just ignore this post as it has no substance and it has no arguments. It is just a rant about something which is not clear, but not even examples are given to make their point.
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by edem 4y ago
Yeah yeah. We've been hearing this over and over - especially in bear markets - yet crypto is not only still around but it is also getting relentlessly adopted.
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by edem 4y ago
Im a total layperson and i can still understand everything, although i sometimes have to watch a video multiple times.
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by edem 4y ago
This is the only Youtube channel where I watched __all videos__. In fact I watched many more than once! Ever since Gabe left and Matt took over the quality also increased tremendously. I've learned more about how the universe works fro
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by edem 4y ago
Dai and USDC is trading at a premium. The market is deciding which ones will survive.
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by edem 4y ago
it is not about the tech but the tooling. for example i cant use vue with nx because there is obly a 3rd party integration and it is broken.
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by edem 4y ago
I think it is better if you codify the rules that you can (with quality checker tools) and ignore the rest. Most of these tools are sophisticated enough that they don't let utter crap slide.
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by edem 4y ago
I just wrote a comment where I outline almost the same tactics. I think this is the most sensible strategy.
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by edem 4y ago
I used to have this problem then I figured that this takes too much time and it is also frustrating. So what I ended up doing it that I added some code quality checkers that will break the build if the PR is shit. If not then I usually appr
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by edem 4y ago
I read about lisp in "The Cathedral and the Bazaar" a long time ago. Then I read "Practical Common Lisp" which was a revelation for me. I never ended up using the language but I still see pieces of code or techniques in
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by edem 4y ago
So he is all bark no bite. Got it.
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by edem 4y ago
So which engine is this guy working on? I checked his twitter and his website but there is no mention about the actual engine (only that he is working on one).
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by edem 4y ago
This article has no substance and the author doesn't understand the basic concepts of the ecosystem. For example trustless is completely misunderstood in this context. I agree that we need regulation but not because of the reasons outl
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by edem 4y ago
It is quite the opposite. It is pouplar among thoes who __know a lot__ about monetary policy and they want to get __out__ from the fraud that our current global regime is. As for "has yet to get out of the starting gate": you have
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by edem 4y ago
You obviously have no idea what blockchain tech is about.
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by edem 4y ago
I still don't understand why would anybody use a dead language.
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by edem 4y ago
> But it doesn’t include anything specific to break you out of your auto-pilot mode if you’ve confused the address and think you’re looking at an empty house. Destruction is destruction. I think a huge red notice should be enough to stop
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by edem 5y ago
Be the change you want to see...or just use a strictly typed FP language like Haskell and you'll get all your colors.
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by edem 5y ago
For you maybe. For me it is a great addition. If you dont like it use font ligatures.
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by edem 5y ago
You use "no one" too much. Everyobe around me uses all of those and I'd definitely use the pipe operator.
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by edem 5y ago
I still use MilkDrop to this day!
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by edem 5y ago
You are so wrong on so many levels that I won't even bother to address your false points.
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by edem 5y ago
It is not misnamed, it is perfectly fine. You just have to do more research or...you know do something else.
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by edem 5y ago
You're totally off. All those things you said _can_ go on the blockchain including the private key that they could use to start the car. Of course they can sell it for parts...if the parts didn't have private key protection too...
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by edem 5y ago
You're missing the point. The goal when you use blockchain is not to more easily serve. It is all the things that don't matter to you until it is too late, like censorship resistance.
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by edem 5y ago
It would be great if finally at least someone from this group got some serious jail time. It would restore my faith in humanity. I'd vote for Suckerberg, but I'd settle for Brin too.
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by edem 5y ago
Oh no. I can already see them breaking the ice to tap into that source of wild fish...they'll probably find some way to harness this.
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by edem 5y ago
The article had no structure. I had no idea about the context in general and the wording was so weird, I just couldn't follow it properly.

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