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by gizmo385 5y ago
As evidenced by?
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by gizmo385 5y ago
Wasn't the most recent 18 -> 22 delay because they dropped it?
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ABetterABK (Activision/Blizzard/King) Announces Initiation of a Strike(twitter.com)
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Except many Web3 proponents consider DAOs to be a part of Web3. A bit of a "no true scotsman"
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People aren't talking about crypto currencies in the same way they talk about esoteric languages - those are consistently framed as practically useless for-fun side projects. Crypto, on the other hand, is instead framed as a large scal
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> The “right” believes most of the regulations should be reserved to the states. I suspect instead you’d see an increased strengthening of states rights and a greater restriction on federal authority — which “helps” anti-abortion advocat
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Is this open source anywhere? I'd love to take a look at the code. A compiler is on my short-list for my next project to use to learn rust.
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by gizmo385 5y ago
They are trying to solve one of the problems, yes but there are broader issues with crypto beyond the large scale environmental issues. And even when Ethereum does switch to proof of stake, it seems likely that many of the people who run la
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I think it's also an original printing as opposed to an original hand written copy.
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I personally never see the gaming use cases for this going mainstream. The bigger players in this right now (ex: Axie) are super exploitative l, especially of poorer individuals and its business model reeks of a pyramid scheme. As for the
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by gizmo385 5y ago
Ethereum has been saying that for years. Isn't the current timeline end of 2022? Also there are broader issues with crypto beyond its environmental impact and some issues with proof of stake specifically.
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by gizmo385 5y ago
This article feels designed to insight flame wars. Is this really something we want on HN?
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I'm a person that actually plays video games and I love the kinds of articles linked to in the post. It's worth examining the way that video games are both impacting and reflecting our culture as a society.
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Hacker News worked fine for me during the Facebook outage.
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Why?
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The Cloudflare post includes graphs depicting how the issue looked downstream and a rough initial timeline for the incident. The Facebook post says basically nothing more than that there was a networking mistake. I hope we get something mor
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I don't think that's why developers are writing electron apps. It's because it allows for more significant code reuse there's a much deeper hiring pool (IMO) Disclaimer: I work for a company whose main product ships as a
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by gizmo385 5y ago
Are you implying that the US is a racist shithole? Or that the states that institute a policy like this are facist shitholes?
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by gizmo385 5y ago
A Soros puppet? Please explain. Let's get some sources for this, whatever the hell a "Soros puppet" actually means beyond dogwhistling
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That comparison of life hours isn't valid though. There are additional effect that are wrought on a nation when it's experiencing mass death - mass grief and loss has effects. And that's not to mention the potential overwhelm
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"Defunding the police" is often bandied around and characterized as though the most common position amongst progressives is a full defunding of the police and a society without any law enforcement. Are their progressives that advo
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Then those people largely spend it on essentials, don't lose their housing, and don't starve to death.
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by gizmo385 5y ago
As someone who focuses almost exclusively on backend development, I look at complex ui code similarly. Mad respect to the people who have the vision and skill to design and write well incredible UIs.
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Do their US congregants not have the same level of representation that all citizens living in a state have?
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by gizmo385 5y ago
> but less policing has resulted in a much higher murder rate in 2020 and 2021 than in prior years. It's a very bold claim that the rise in murders is directly a result of "less policing". Can you provide any evidence to s
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by gizmo385 5y ago
> no need for a central server which sells your data (Discord) Discord doesn't sell your information: https://discord.com/privacy FTA: > "The Company is not in the business of selling your information"
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I don't think Linux is anywhere close to crushing Windows as the de facto desktop gaming platform.
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Couldn't states just develop complex rules for sending their delegations that knock losing candidates off the list and redistribute local votes based on national electoral gridlock? That sounds somewhat similar to the way the National
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> one of the key issues for the US that rarely gets discussed is that we can't use it to elect our President, due to the 12th Amendment, unless you're OK with the states selecting him/her instead. The 12th Amendment state
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by gizmo385 5y ago
This comment feels like it shares a lot of the attitude found in the "I could build this in a weekend"-style comments. Even things that seem relatively simple become quite complicated when scaled out internationally to millions of

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