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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Do I need to read this to confirm it's the usual rightwing concern trolling?
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
This is a joke right? Everyone knows most non-profits are just a way to dodge taxes by funneling it from James Richperson Foundation to James Richperson's shell companies. Damn right large donations should be restricted and used very s
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Whenever anyone brings the CO2 cost of blockchain on HackerNews the comment section becomes a mental gymnastics competition filled with techbro clones of Ben Shapiro.
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
It's Bloomberg so of course anything helping the poor is a "disaster".
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
* Fictional market value
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Good job barely hiding your political alignment. Wait, I mean bad job.
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Pharma companies: "we're taking the fun out of the medicine, as usual"
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
"How come <our product> is so awesome?" - An article written by <company who makes product>
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Reminds me of Ballmer's comments when the original iPhone was release.
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Everything is politics. People need to come to terms with this.
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Good article for 10 years ago
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Good.
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Mental note: never click a Quilette link again.
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by fabiofzero 6y ago
Everything is political. Tech is built by people to be used by people, therefore it's as political as it gets. And yes, that tweet is ridiculous - as is the current iteration of the White House.
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by fabiofzero 7y ago
Alright then, let's do a quick thought experiment: We've seen AWS go down. The result: multiple major websites go offline or are broken to an unusable degree. Many people simply can't get work done. Everybody notices. Major n
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by fabiofzero 7y ago
This guy clearly hasn't taught at a coding bootcamp. While he means well, you absolutely MUST go through the basics - the key is not staying there for long because, yes, it's boring. It's important to give context and ground
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by fabiofzero 7y ago
It's Bloomberg, of course they would publish a self-serving article like this. The medium is the message, the source is part of the content.
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by fabiofzero 7y ago
This is an information-free article. There's been a flood of those popping up these days.
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by fabiofzero 7y ago
I hate to agree with this asshat, but he's right.
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by fabiofzero 7y ago
Don't mind the comments. People here like to pose as "I'm a super senior dev and this is just a learning project, what's the value?". The value is you've learned something and you're willing to put yoursel
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by fabiofzero 7y ago
Looks better than Redux, but then again what doesn't?
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by fabiofzero 7y ago
This is the sort of headline that fuels the likes of anti-vaxxers.
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by fabiofzero 8y ago
Location: Toronto, ON - Canada Remote: Yes (HIGHLY preferred) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Client-side in general (JS with or without frameworks, HTML5/CSS3 and all that), NodeJS, Ruby, some Elixir, some Go, Sound D
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by fabiofzero 8y ago
Sadly they also have the worst OS ever.
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by fabiofzero 8y ago
The headline reads suspiciously like the legendary "Bitcoin has crashed: here's why this is a good thing"
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by fabiofzero 9y ago
I took time to write a well-researched response to this. https://medium.com/@fzero/blockchain-blockchain-6c5d60923050
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by fabiofzero 9y ago
If it isn't open source it doesn't matter.
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by fabiofzero 9y ago
This is the sort of thing nobody needs or wants at this point in time.
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by fabiofzero 9y ago
Wow, this brings back memories! I used Syplheed Claws when I was still running Mandrake - before it was merged and became Mandriva.

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