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by eof 5y ago
Not wanting what’s coming, and regretting his choices are not the same thing. He fought the good fight, I hope that’s worth something to him.
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by eof 5y ago
This doesn’t seem like an apt comparison. Using the wrong tool for the job is expensive forever; learning a tough language pays dividends forever.
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by eof 5y ago
They do though. A very small percentage of current holders of crypto have an understanding of the technology. Trust will (continue to) come with time.
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by eof 5y ago
I take it to mean that the primary cultural association with cocaine was no longer “rich person drug,” while not saying anything at all about the drug of choice for the wealthy.
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by eof 5y ago
Running a secure and reliable server is not trivial. Getting one up and running is easy, sure. Keeping it that way with 4 nines of reliability is anything but. Scaling past that one sever is it’s own task. Talking about a cluster being ele
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by eof 5y ago
I kind of wonder if you and OP are talking about significantly different scale in amount of code/functionality/team size. Perhaps I am just jaded, but I take it for granted that writing application logic is only ever going to be a
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by eof 5y ago
I am surprised to see that growth given my intuition that each additional qubit would be harder than the previous to add to the system. Are there any moores law type predictions/historical trackers for qubits?
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by eof 5y ago
You probably need to do nothing, except maybe diversify. Inflation will happen to also the goods and services offered by the companies in your portfolio. It is not inflation itself that scares the market; it is the feds reaction to it, whic
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by eof 5y ago
unless the collateral appreciates past some threshold of expectation
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by eof 5y ago
anecdotally; the lower end of the car market doesn't really seem affected. prices for 10+ year old cars that aren't "nice" but are easily reliable with regular maintenance still seem widely available and cheap. tangenti
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by eof 5y ago
Same
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by eof 5y ago
Everything about this exchange seems fine to me. You asked a clarifying question about an “advanced” usage of the question mark, and you were answered with a neutral description of what’s going on.
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by eof 5y ago
Some instruments are made for beginners. I think the same correlations would be easy to find in software productivity. C++ :: Saxaphone Wix :: Recorder; or something
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by eof 5y ago
I don't disagree that this is not surprising; but no one really takes issue with the fact that the most of them are professional. The issue is that the minority of bad cops are vigilantly protected. The accountability for cops is almos
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Software Bugs Turning Deadly in Complex Era (1986)(chicagotribune.com)
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by eof 5y ago
Someone please make one that does mosquitoes
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by eof 6y ago
What exactly are they grinding on? Like, what is the output of their effort?
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by eof 6y ago
Because they just aren’t that good? Just because someone calls themselves a software engineer, or had a degree in computer science, it doesn’t mean they can take the place of a strong, seasoned engineer. The market is so competitive it’s p
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by eof 6y ago
What is this then? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Court_of_Justice > The European Court of Justice (ECJ, French: Cour de Justice européenne), formally just the Court of Justice, is the supreme court of the
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by eof 6y ago
Earnin | Senior Software Engineer, Backend | Palo Alto, CA | ONSITE (remote for now) | https://earnin.com Earnin is a community-supported financial platform with a suite of tools that let people take control of their financial f
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by eof 6y ago
I’ve been an insatiable knuckle cracker my entire life. I remember being told all the time it would cause arthritis. Glad to hear it probably doesn’t. It does feel like a release to me, which if it is “similar to a popping balloon,” holds
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by eof 6y ago
This thread is about Airbnb in particular. Yes I mean their stock price, from the perspective of whether or not Airbnb is a good investment.
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by eof 6y ago
Do you expect this to last for years/decades? I think it’s fair to say that the current climate is priced in.
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by eof 6y ago
Same thing here in Winooski, Vermont! I don't think it would be fair to say it "nearly" got built, but it was considered! https://www.nytimes.com/1979/11/18/archives/dome-may-shelter...
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by eof 6y ago
That’s an over simplistic and not realistic view. Marihuana had a similar history as tobacco, opiates go back thousands of years, caffeine is deemed fine, alcohol was actually illegal for years, etc. Considering the counter culture and ant
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by eof 6y ago
I don't think that's a very realistic outlook. Most money spent in aws is not by noobs going over their free tier not realizing they could have bought a raspberry pi; it's by institutions that are paying for convenience and
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by eof 6y ago
I tried this route as a counter to Cantor's diagonal argument, and got chastised by my then professor. I hope you have better luck, as I was never able to convince myself otherwise.
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by eof 7y ago
any recommendations on an sufficient instance size for 4-5 people to use it for comms?
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by eof 7y ago
I’m no statistician, but I’m very doubtful of the numbers coming out of China. I’d be interested to see how this changes with any given countries data excluded. My suspicion is removing China’s would move the needle more than any other cou
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by eof 7y ago
It’s not really a one time payment though. Unemployment checks will be a much larger injection than the checks.

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