egeozcan

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by egeozcan 5y ago
> the problem of charge-backs Charge-backs aren't there to purely annoy/scam sellers, you know. > difficulty getting a payment provider Because there are too many money laundering attempts via transactions in that industry.
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by egeozcan 5y ago
If the government decides paid sex work is illegal, it'd also be hard to make transactions for it via Bitcoin. If you think taking your wallet (the key) and running away with it is an option, then how is it better than using cash?
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by egeozcan 5y ago
All the value of cc depends on hype, so I can see why majority of a community hating it being a problem!
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by egeozcan 5y ago
> Meanwhile 1.7 billion people around the world do not have a bank account ...therefore we need bitcoin? Is this the new spin? People don't see it's a tech that was invented without a use case? Many people don't have elect
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by egeozcan 5y ago
I hadn't figured that out, thanks!
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by egeozcan 5y ago
I cancelled Disney+ when they wanted to charge extra for a movie, on top of the subscription. I'll just buy the DVD cheaper than what they asked for on top of the sub. Admittedly, I'm not automatically entitled to all the things t
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by egeozcan 5y ago
Python has so many things you just need to know to get going, so much magic and a typical complex codebase has so many broken things, it sometimes even feels worse than Java. Some people love it, and easily deal with it (it seems), but I do
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by egeozcan 5y ago
Is this something like LINQPad[0] but more structured? [0]: https://www.linqpad.net/
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by egeozcan 5y ago
Thanks for the insight, I really appreciate it but it'd be nice for others if you don't give unexpected spoilers :)
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by egeozcan 5y ago
Everyone reacts badly to this when they first hear of the concept. Then at some point you realize, that you actually don't like the scripts that won't fit too well to this. It's like a fashion sense, hard to describe the th
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by egeozcan 5y ago
Better: Learn to write non-over-engineered code that is obviously written by a professional without thinking. Even better: Learn to write boring code, fast. There will be exceptions, but those are rare and better resist the urge for abstrac
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by egeozcan 5y ago
I find it ironic that Game of Thrones was one of the shows with the biggest budgets, and still, especially in the last season, they mostly showed black screens. Add to that, how your typical flat display fails to create any contrast in dark
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by egeozcan 5y ago
Oh the good old "mysql_real_escape_string"[0] days... I forgot most of my PHP knowledge but that somehow got stuck. [0]: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-real-escape-str...
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by egeozcan 5y ago
The absurdity makes this more fascinating than cringe-worthy, if I'm being honest :)
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by egeozcan 5y ago
I hope I will never have to use Chrome again and I love Firefox but sometimes it's a PITA. It surely isn't generally "inferior" but let's say it has character. I always thought it just needs a bit more attention, an
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by egeozcan 5y ago
Are you sure? There's gradle and others. Also which server? Wildfly, jboss, jetty, glassfish, soemthing else? Which java distribution? Perhaps you want to use vertx, tapestry, undertow instead of good old Spring? Maybe Grails? Which te
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by egeozcan 5y ago
> PHP is C-like and written in C so the hate is funny to me. You didn't realize how many people hate C? (Like any other popular language, yes)
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by egeozcan 5y ago
Typescript hits that sweet spot of popularity/portability/type-safety, and although ReasonML is superior in nearly any technical criteria imaginable, I still reach to TS when I'm starting new.
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by egeozcan 5y ago
A typical Java project has way more complexity (and confusion and sadness and pain) than your typical node.js project in the enterprise world. I have stomach cramps thinking about the stuff my eyes have seen. .NET is not innocent either. Fo
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by egeozcan 5y ago
It's a blessing and a curse. Makes it amazingly easy to start with, which is how many PHP developers started (with perhaps folder root index.php rewrites and that's it), but later it makes it confusing, especially if "it alwa
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by egeozcan 5y ago
So, after all, it's just an implementation detail with its own set of challenges.
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by egeozcan 5y ago
What if I'm using a different coin? Who corrects if there is a wrong transaction?
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by egeozcan 5y ago
> the idea of skins portable between games being controlled by an NFT is absolutely technically possible, it's actually the business side that isn't probable If the business side was probable, why would you need NFTs to impleme
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by egeozcan 5y ago
Here in Germany, even the gloves are called hand-shoes, so I'd guess the vote here would finalize with a resounding "yes".
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by egeozcan 5y ago
My humble guess is that it didn't exist when this was designed?
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by egeozcan 5y ago
- You support the movement! - Movement towards what? - Freedom, decentralization, all good things! - ...by "buying" the picture of an ape? - It's about the mindset, we're not there yet, you are missing out! JOIN US!!
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by egeozcan 5y ago
The thing that saddens me the most is that cats used to own the internet, and I find the monkeys not so fascinating. I was also hesitating to post this because I was afraid that some cryptobro or what-you-call-them would take this complaint
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by egeozcan 5y ago
And if there is a logical error, what's the correction mechanism?
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by egeozcan 5y ago
I was once upon a time working heavily with JSON back-ends and wrote a node.js script which, when piped json and lambdas, ran the data thorough the lambda and outputted the result. It was very productive. But then I discovered LINQPad[0] an
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by egeozcan 5y ago
> The claim site is now open: claim.ens.domains. > The ENS token contract is token.ensdao.eth: 0xC18360217D8F7Ab5e7c516566761Ea12Ce7F9D72 > Double check the website URL and contract address to avoid scams. > Users have until May

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