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by fallat 2y ago
Release the videos as lower quality; maybe make the downloadable content not as nice to browse?
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by fallat 3y ago
Everyone in every industry is overworked unless they actually properly say no and manage things properly.
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by fallat 3y ago
https://xkcd.com/538/
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Cookie Cutter Creator by Zoo(twitter.com)
1 points by fallat 3y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 3y ago
Brings to question: did RBC know? How did they not know?
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by fallat 3y ago
There are actually benefits to registering for a ccTLD in your country of nationality, as you're touching on, but others reading are missing or not aware. .ca also has these features.
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by fallat 3y ago
The point is if the company RPG character is to survive itself the trust stat must be at a certain level which means statistically there's a level trust you can have in most companies otherwise they would all be dead because everyone w
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by fallat 3y ago
I hope you realize you are born, fed, sheltered, and survive because of corporations. Corporations's goals can easily align with the well being of yourself. Trust is one part of many stats a company has to maintain like an RPG characte
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by fallat 3y ago
> a C library runs on each OS and let me do filesystem/network/etc, it does not seem exist. Uh, stdlib and friends? No?
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by fallat 3y ago
> Hackers creating businesses to bring the benefits of their hacking to the world are the very foundation of YC who created and operate this site. https://www.ycombinator.com/companies What hacking benefits are brought b
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by fallat 3y ago
I await the day an efficient lambda calculus reducer is laid upon us. Essentially it'd be massively parallel.
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by fallat 3y ago
Love stuff like this.
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by fallat 3y ago
They are targeting the enthusiasts . Then the enthusiasts do the rest. It's a good tactic.
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by fallat 3y ago
I thought so too but look at the dates and the scope of the projects. They're just good at managing their time :) I probably have just as many projects accumulated over the years.
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by fallat 3y ago
I agree. Foundational isn't the right word here. I would though accept "impactful". A lot of people care about code formatting "taken care of".
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by fallat 3y ago
Nerd sniping is incredibly effective. I would say it's abused quite often too. I don't know what to say other than, if these people are out of a job, and you're a company funding prettier or need good JS people, please hire t
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by fallat 3y ago
YouTube Shorts can remain unpaid, where you watch an ad after every short.
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by fallat 3y ago
YouTube, Google - just pull the trigger guys. Make YouTube a completely paid for platform.
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by fallat 3y ago
Yeah I think this is the real issue at hand.
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by fallat 3y ago
> But they already get my user data You know, I'm curious, I've never asked, and never actually gave it a true, real, hard thought. You, rando internet person, is making a claim: "they already get my user data" So you
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by fallat 3y ago
The current crypto market activity has nothing to do with crypto news. The macro-economic state of the world is one where everything is going up.
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by fallat 3y ago
Lol.
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by fallat 3y ago
> I personally think the time is ripe for an OS with more modern security primitives than Linux/Windows. What's currently a modern OS that allows for zero security primitives in favor of faster everything?
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by fallat 3y ago
That's not the problem. The problem is saying "the proper way to share code is with GitHub". There is no single proper way to share code, least using a commercial platform(s).
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by fallat 3y ago
> the proper place for sharing code [...] is GitHub Man how far people are brainwashed.
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by fallat 3y ago
> Today’s trendy development practices are shockingly ephemeral and fragile My fellow human, you have just nailed what is wrong with today's software.
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by fallat 3y ago
Where can I pay for an API that I can use personally? Seriously, I'm sold. I've seen other prediction models. This one looks fantastic.
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by fallat 3y ago
zig has less memory usage correctness guarantees but its type system is good too.
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by fallat 3y ago
BrainFuck? no. L-systems are a string rewriting language basically. L-systems though are more about the patterns they make when they're interpreted more than anything else.
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by fallat 3y ago
This is an incredible tool. I would love this for French.

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