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by garbanz0 4y ago
This is well written but also very alarmist. There are supply chain issues, but in the west they're limited to certain industries. Amazon orders still arrive in two days. My grocery store is still stocked full. Inflation sucks, and so
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by garbanz0 4y ago
90% of the time, I'm writing code that vim wouldn't help with, and that 10% never seems to make up for the investment cost of learning it, especially because I'd probably forget the commands between uses. However I do respect
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Bitcoin's price relative to the dollar fluctuates, but it can't be inflated.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
After 15 years, what is the tolerance situation like? I've been thinking of starting
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Anecdotally, Wellbutrin XR 150mg did help me with some problems, but not the ones described in OP. There's a couple week period of euphoria where I didn't have those issues at all, but I've come back down to baseline.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
He is a complicated man and I think that's how history will look back on him. If he really does put people on Mars, I think that is about as big an impact on the history of the human race as one can have.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
How many car startups in the last 50 years have made half as many cars as Tesla? Cars are an extremely competitive space. In my life in the last few years, Musk has gone from just a name on the internet to maker of a car I see on the street
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Even if you hate NFTs, their purpose is not to be a pleasure in your ass. If over time they become easier to use, that is just a bonus.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
I like Kara Swisher's take on Musk: "He’s obviously a visionary. I prefer dealing with him to others because he gives you genuine answers. He will call you back. He will have a beef with you when others run away because they’re co
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Yuga Labs damaged their up-to-then perfect brand by failing this hard, so at least there is some recourse here. My understanding is that the fees could have been avoided with a better contract but were not due to negligence.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
I've found that when the constant music starts to get grating, that feeling of annoyance is actually just the onset of a headache disguising itself differently.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Interesting, robbed from who?
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Maybe in some scifi future where energy is cheap and clean, we could use PoW for all kinds of things where PoS doesn't make sense.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
The crypto world is full of serious, borderline genius innovation as well as scammers and lies. I don't know why people can't accept that both can be true at the same time. What percentage of emails sent in the world are legitimat
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by garbanz0 5y ago
Am I crazy? Yishan's whole thread is completely irrelevant because it assumes Musk is telling the truth when he says he cares about free speech. Free speech enforcement is probably pretty low on Elon's list of reasons to buy Twitt
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by garbanz0 5y ago
I tried Moonscript (another lang that compiles to Lua). Unlike JS, it didn't seem like the Lua VM supported source-mapping, so if there was a runtime error in my code, it appeared as a gibberish Lua error and not a MoonScript error. Is