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811.
by fny 5y ago
For time to first paint, it's a strategy that's wildly effective. Github render_async and Rails Turbolinks are two other proven implementations.
812.
by fny 5y ago
I'm absolutely in love with the new completely psychotic web3.0 design trend. Reminds me of when the internet was properly weird. I guess we millennials are coming of age.
813.
by fny 5y ago
I don't understand who can afford these with gas prices so high. NFTs aren't some typical trading card market. I think it's mostly tax evasion and some wealth posturing. You create an NFT sell it to yourself, the price tanks
814.
by fny 5y ago
A lot of it is nerves driven. They want to look smart, so they just rip through the question even though they probably know better. (I have been a victim of this myself.)
815.
by fny 5y ago
Do you remember how popular AIM was? This is their proboards and AIM wrapped in one. Plus it's easy to use, customizable, and incredibly interoperable.
816.
by fny 5y ago
Exactly, the banks don't report that YOU paid money to others on a loan, the bank has it's own reporting requirements, hence you are not liable. Interestingly, financial institutions (which includes exchanges) are currently exempt
817.
by fny 5y ago
Honestly, I think this is outside the spirit of the law. Say you take your money put it in a bank account, the bank lends that money out again. Are you responsible for knowing the recipient? No. I imagine the same will be extended to puttin
818.
by fny 5y ago
You know what's more fun? Defining real words. Toilet - a place where toilet paper is kept and washed
819.
by fny 5y ago
Can someone provide some color on why a state actor would advertise such a feat? Now that this is public, I imagine Tesla can and likely will work to block access.
820.
by fny 5y ago
Didn't realize this. In a lot of other places the hourly figure is closer to $30-50 an hour.
821.
by fny 5y ago
I guess you've never been paid some low multiple of minimum wage. You have no incentive to make anything efficient.
822.
by fny 5y ago
Despite the bandwagoning here, I'm going to say it's the authors fault. They updated dependencies blindly upping the version of packages a leading digit. Of course things will break! That's what the leading digit is for! Yes,
823.
by fny 5y ago
Here's a question, how do you guarantee that every USDT was backed by a dollar at origination? Say USDT holds a bond that defaults, what do they sell to offset the risk? Where does the 5% yield on tether even come from? This is the mos
824.
by fny 5y ago
But how exactly do you short stablecoins? You can't and even if you did the game is heavily rigged against you. If you remember in the movie, Cohodes got his ass handed to him as banks margin called him out of his position and that&#x2
825.
by fny 5y ago
A lot of this gain has to do with leverage. Her husband loves to buy stock options which juice up typical returns significantly. Not saying there's no insider information, just that the returns are heavily amplified either way.
826.
by fny 5y ago
This a thousand times. This is a manufactured energy crisis. We've divested from the fossil fuel space of so aggressively capital that there's no way out without a /lot/ of pain. It also doesn't help that nuclear is
827.
by fny 5y ago
I think I fail to see the advantage in the example given. Is the point that there's a server side call attached to the UI component directly? How is this any different than what can already be done with old school full stack like Rails
828.
by fny 5y ago
I respectfully disagree. Buildbot is saying they think institutional investors are betting on many of them performing well.
829.
by fny 5y ago
Smart money is a well known phrase used to refer to institutional investors. It's not a turn of phrase.
830.
by fny 5y ago
Jekyll. It ain't broke, so why fix it?
831.
by fny 5y ago
For anyone who cares, here are the official statistics. > Among U.S. adults, 6.6% (annual average) used prescription stimulants overall; 4.5% used without misuse, 1.9% misused without use disorders, and 0.2% had use disorders. [0] With t
832.
by fny 5y ago
This is no longer a good reason since Postgres and MySQL support JSON with indexing. Also, you don't actually need to define relationships. Rails for eons never did this at the database level.
833.
by fny 5y ago
Given you can't predict what the shock will be or its consequences, how are you exactly going to create a buffer? Creating broad redundancies would result in lots and lots of waste both damaging to a bottom line and the environment. Al
834.
by fny 5y ago
This isn’t about computers. It’s about all the other things that have chips in them. Look up SiC chips in particular, they’re in everything.
835.
by fny 5y ago
But people are buying the more dangerous horse paste variety, which is a funny, juicy headline. There’s even a shortage now. https://globalnews.ca/news/8160269/people-seeking-horse-dewo...
836.
by fny 5y ago
This is a byproduct of vaccine hesitancy and politicization of the pandemic.
837.
by fny 5y ago
Lol. It's not that bad. How can you claim a hiccup could bring down "such a fragile system" when the pandemic caused inconveniences and elevated prices. Sure you wouldn't able to buy toilet paper and meat disappeared fro
838.
by fny 5y ago
It's the same company. Libby is a rebranded Overdrive.
839.
by fny 5y ago
I made a mistake reading it. You're right, thanks for catching that!
840.
by fny 5y ago
Correction: I got the time line wrong. Comment below is right.

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