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> Bitcoin has existed for more than a decade. But I haven't seen "buy bitcoin here" signs in the cities(that aren't tech hubs) until recently. Now people are randomly asking "what's the next big crypto?"
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5y ago
Can you back that up?
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5y ago
Because pharma companies don’t work for the public, but for the shareholders.
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5y ago
> but they will likely only take weeks in the future, not months. We need just one Jesse Gelsinger to shut the whole thing down.
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5y ago
I’ve read somewhere that they don’t just take a sequence. There’re some tweaks they make to produce effective immune response. CureVac failed to produce a good vaccine for this reason. My take is that mRNA technology is being overhyped, alt
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5y ago
I wonder if food shortages are possible for the same reasons.
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5y ago
Every OF model has her own link in social media profile. They do marking via Instagram, Twitter, Reddit etc. It seems like the OF “community” doesn’t matter.
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5y ago
Nobody puts a gun to the head and says "Do a major OS update", right?
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5y ago
50+ sysadmin told me Ansible is the rock-solid.
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5y ago
Because spending trillions of $ on war instead of other things isn't enough.
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5y ago
Does it even make sense to "compare frameworks"? I've got an impression they all do more or less the same and it's a matter of preference really.
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5y ago
How time flies... React, GraphQL and Terraform are considered boring and stable.
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5y ago
I think it has less to do with battery and more with each OS version packing more features and being more resource-hungry.
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5y ago
> And given how hard Sony and Microsoft compete to pursuade games to be released exclusively on either platform isn't it a bit of different dynamic? It is different. Both Sony and MS buy studios that end up producing exclusives.
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> So anyway, back to your point. You might scoff but actually Nintendo are in a far more stable and successful position than Sony and Microsoft (with regards to consoles). I'm not saying its unsuccessful, just that people who play D
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And people on the internet will can you names for using an opposing mobile OS. Ironic.
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5y ago
> The difference is that the console market has real competitions which gives more leverages to developers. I see the exact same duopoly as in Apple-Google world. There's Sony and Microsoft(with no independent app stores). Nintendo
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5y ago
> What was the reason for going after the US market instead of the UK market? Might have something to do with exorbitant amount of money in the US healthcare.
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5y ago
> but that trust is much harder when you can observe neither process, progress, or results I don’t get it. There’s code and working features. That’s the result.
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5y ago
But it’s much easier to root and install FOSS on Android hardware.
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5y ago
Most games require you purchasing separate versions for PC, Xbox, and PS. Then there’re also exclusives, e.g. PS-only games.
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5y ago
Honestly want to know: why buy iPhone then? There’re plenty of alternatives.
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5y ago
> We don’t need a vaccine to survive As long as there’s no antiviral therapy resistance.
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5y ago
Nobody is going to tell you what to do and how to get there. There’s a framework for thinking about it though. Start with your goal(no matter how unrealistic it seems to be). Then go backwards to where you’re now. Ray Dalio laid it out pret
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5y ago
> You have a PhD in Computer Science, one of the highest academic accomplishments in one of the hottest fields for the last 30-40 years. I want you to know how far ahead you are of people like me who just taught themselves to code and gl
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5y ago
20 Vitaliks per Elon.
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I imagine the EU is “excited” to welcome the new immigrant wave. Whenever the US screws with a regime, they pay.
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That’s a fertile ground for companies to start requiring to install spyware.
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> I enabled S3 sleep (Linux compatibility), but the laptops drains the batteries like crazy in sleep. 1-2 days in a backpack and it's dead. 84hrs off power and 45% remaining on MBA. I can't go back. > - Battery life on Linux
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5y ago
> But no desktop operating systems are well suited to being used primarily by professionals I love macOS and I’m a professional. I mean, I get paid for what I do. I’m a professional, right?
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