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I agree venturing is actually good with just a simple folder, though IMO (with the benefit of hindsight), gopath was a mistake, and a per project vendor folder for dependencies would make much more sense for collaborative projects outside l
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Your pprof is showing
(mmcloughlin.com)
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Neugram – Scripting in Go
(neugram.io)
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The Harmful Consequences of Postel's Maxim
(tools.ietf.org)
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Nuclio – the new serverless superhero
(hackernoon.com)
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Forever is what you need to worry about since you’ve posted this on the internet, not for now.
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"I can calculate the movement of stars, but not the madness of men," - Newton after he lost everything investing in the south sea bubble for a second time, just before it popped. This has gained mainstream attention and no-one k
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Please tell us about your big failures as well - statistically you must have had some, and I’m sure you’ve been tracking them with equal rigour?
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Engineering a culture of psychological safety – Inside Intercom
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Why I’m done with Facebook
(medium.com)
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When you take something apart to understand it, of course you can never quite put it back together again the same way and see it holistically. But there's no other way to gain a good understanding of the component parts, so this is a w
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Government, and law, is by consent. It is not immutable, universal or objective, and if it loses the consent of a majority the social contract is broken.
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You’re right, your objections are entirely hypothetical.
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Jamie Dimon's reaction is not IMO unreasonable given the hype and the contradictions inherent in the position of most bitcoin advocates - contradictions laid bare in this article (fast, decentralised, consistent, pick two). This articl
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To change how you use money, Open Banking must break banks
(wired.co.uk)
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Against a state (the ones who impose capital controls etc) every contact with the bitcoin network would give you away. It’s not really designed for privacy and even networks that are like tor have been subverted. You can’t hide from a suffi
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What would a good social network look like? Most of them are used for making friends, not connecting with existing real world ones, but the interests of users and platform are not aligned. Perhaps it would charge high profile users and aim
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civil asset forfeiture, capital controls Bitcoin offers no special protection against this. Your problems would arrive in the real world with guns. See shutdown of exchanges in China. Black market trading If your opsec is perfect, maybe
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They could just identify those as 'posted from x', as twitter should know.
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It's problematic to identify accounts as bots. Many accounts are partially posting from a bot and partially posting from a human, so what are they? Better to do that at the level of individual posts then the user would see right ther
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Posts and interactions like likes or retweets via the api should be marked as automated, but identifying users as bots is problematic and not very useful as there are good bots and bad bots. Many users use some automation and that’s a goo
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Gutenberg, or the Ship of Theseus
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Do code reviews like a human
(mtlynch.io)
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Your data is being manipulated
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7 Facts About Victorian Tech Hero Ada Lovelace
(biography.com)
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It means adjusted for the changing value of the dollar (the currency the assets are priced in).
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The wrong abstraction
(sandimetz.com)
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The exceptions are listed in that Apple article.
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I agree it's not a huge security vulnerability, just bad design by Apple. There are also a few other reasons for disabling wifi - battery life, tracking, debugging connections, and of course security as well (not in response to specifi
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Machine Learning for Go
(github.com)
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