gnarcoregrizz

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by gnarcoregrizz 5y ago
> No education requirements past college leetcode. gotta keep up even if you're 15 years deep in the tech industry
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by gnarcoregrizz 5y ago
Patches can be dangerous. Most shops nowadays recommend replacing the tire, it's not in bad faith.
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by gnarcoregrizz 5y ago
there's a vertical asymptote in e=mc2, with near infinite energy required to accelerate something to near c. however, does it prevent something from existing thats already (or always has been) traveling faster than c?
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by gnarcoregrizz 5y ago
is it because of programming difficulties with their runtime (non-turing complete?), bugs in their runtime, or just no one interested in programming on their platform?
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by gnarcoregrizz 5y ago
algorand is proof of stake and is still essentially centralized. they've created and gifted coins to themselves since the start (the early distribution was awful). imo PoS is only viable and "fair" if its bootstrapped by PoW.
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by gnarcoregrizz 5y ago
Well, Texas is home to some of most overweight cities in the US. However, I agree on all points. Portions are way too big at the majority of places around the US. I get portion anxiety when portions are too large, I feel like I have to eat
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by gnarcoregrizz 5y ago
I agree which is why I would like to see more infrastructure dedicated to these types of vehicles. They don't quite fit into bike lanes as long as there are actual bikers (also bike lanes in the US generally suck). Riding on sidewalks
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by gnarcoregrizz 5y ago
There are some crazy cool electric mopeds and motorcycles now too (6k watts+). Small, <100 lbs, 50 mph, 30 miles+ range, full suspension, nearly silent... so fun. Seems like they fly under the radar enough to not attract attention but ar
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by gnarcoregrizz 5y ago
Same, made a similar rating jump. Chess is challenging, fun, and at times really frustrating. I lost 12 games in a row yesterday and rage canceled my chess.com membership and decided to take a hiatus. It’s not so much losing 50/50 for
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by gnarcoregrizz 6y ago
I can't distinguish the pieces well enough to play a good game. Anyone have this plugged into lichess?
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by gnarcoregrizz 6y ago
No KYC Offline account creation Instantly liquid programmable assets Programmable banking Financial censorship resistant Micro finance Anyone can use it, it’s surprisingly simple You could create your own company+shares if you want and they
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by gnarcoregrizz 6y ago
The mainframe model is viable (and legitimate) again because you can buy 128 core machines. That’ll have no problem running at people’s businesses
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by gnarcoregrizz 6y ago
Sometimes I wonder if this is propaganda by cloud/serverless providers to get everyone to jump on it and get locked in. The serverless black box kind of sucks, apart from “auto scaling” stuff. Crap performance too.
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by gnarcoregrizz 6y ago
You create a wallet, even offline if you want, and you have instant access to a worldwide, no KYC, pseudo anonymous, financial ecosystem. You can lend and trade all sorts of assets and derivatives. You don’t even need to log in or sign up i
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by gnarcoregrizz 6y ago
There is a functional arbitration platform called Kleros. It could be tied in with any contract to have some human “legal” input. In fact, any contract can be admin‘d by one person or a group. See DAO’s - curve.fi and aave are 2 examples, t
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by gnarcoregrizz 7y ago
I assume it’d be used in an implant like the RNS, which is used to treat (mostly) focal seizures. It’s a small device implanted in your skull to record localized EEG and provide neurostimulation to quell burgeoning seizures. Currently, it’s
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by gnarcoregrizz 7y ago
I assume it’ll end up in an implant like RNS
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by gnarcoregrizz 7y ago
Wow, you had a lot of brain matter removed. I just got out of video EEG yesterday and am hoping I can have surgery, or that it otherwise goes away. Mine is left temporal lobe, which seems like a delicate place for them to operate on. Seems
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by gnarcoregrizz 7y ago
Was it a successful surgery? Which temporal lobe was it on?
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
Whatever, I'm a citizen, 29yo, and have been rejected from enough tech jobs that I don't bother applying or looking anymore because I'm not going through the ridiculous interview processes. The last one I applied to (Amazon),
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
> This place sucks a lot of the time with all of the congestion and traffic, heat, smog, high cost of living etc... but times like this really make you stop and appreciate how beautiful it is. That's how I feel every day here
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
> This is a cool article. I've definitely experienced similar things when I was younger, particularly during a fever, but grew out of it. Experiences included waking up and seeing my bed was elongated out hundreds of feet in front o
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
I've thought about trying to portray my TLE auras artistically, but they're difficult to describe and probably won't make much sense to anyone. They're also not visual or wacky like that The small ones are brief periods
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
"and embedding php in the html made for a rapid though sometimes trying experience." Funny, that is React/JSX's biggest sell
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
You want running shoes to be as light as possible. The book the sports gene went over how slender ankles (less weight on the feet) is a significant factor in running performance and potential. I don't think adding a motor and batteries
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
It's not completely theater. I've had friends caught with ammo and knives (which they left in their luggage by accident). In every case they simply confiscated it and let them go, so it makes me feel alright that they have at leas
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
Not going to happen - I think the supply of software developers has started to outweigh the demand, so there's no way that companies are going to offer compensation to interviewees. If anything, the difficulty bar is just going to cont
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
> 1. You're not going to truly release the social value of a monopoly unless you socialize it, either through social control or regulation. I somewhat disagree. There are some monopolies which become more valuable to society the lar
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
It's specifically in reference to tech firms. He postulates that competition causes human suffering since people work harder and harder for diminishing rewards as things get increasingly competitive. On the other side, monopolies are e
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by gnarcoregrizz 8y ago
Heh. I don't disagree with that. I go full fledged hobby mode in most of the stuff I do, but I like competition. Unfortunately, I'll never be the best at anything I do. I have the 10% theory. That is, you can be top 10% in anythin

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