guiomie

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by guiomie 8y ago
There is a paywall sadly. I myself have stopped using excel for the last 3 years. My company runs on GSuite, and I love how there can be one source of truth updated in real-time for 1 document. For the better and the worst, some of our inte
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by guiomie 8y ago
I was thinking the same when I listened to Joe Rogan podcast. And the topic came up multiple times where he could have said he has a great team to support him. I was really disappointed in Musk.
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by guiomie 8y ago
Recently, I really like "The Untold History of the United States".
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by guiomie 8y ago
Sample bias here. But this hasn't happened to me since the early 2000's. I do not have any ad blocker, no ad bothers me, unless its an adult site, they've gone really crazy there.
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by guiomie 8y ago
Genuinely asking, what can big companies do? Lobby for laws to not pay people 150-250k?
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by guiomie 8y ago
Not an expert here, but aren't there more constraints such a spectrum if you have more population density? You can only fit some much data in an air band no?
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by guiomie 8y ago
My country of origin treats a yellow light legally as if it's a red light.
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by guiomie 8y ago
Well, technically he doesnt have anything to learn, because he is right. The person behind him should always keep enough distance to stop according to the speed he is driving. The person who rear-ended him is in wrong and is responsible for
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by guiomie 8y ago
I'm surprised about the downvotes, for me the following arugments can't be taken seriously? "gold is pretty easy to find, not that hard to buy for the average consumer; BTC is anything" ... You can buy BTC with your cred
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by guiomie 8y ago
Can't figure out if this is sarcasm...
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by guiomie 8y ago
Same here, we had implemented the architecture of a CPU in FPGA, I think it was 8bit or 16 bit, not sure. It was great for understanding the ALU, Opcodes ...etc. Probably the most satisfying lab in my computer eng. degree.
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by guiomie 8y ago
Wow, I was just thinking about this recently having been in the bay area for 3 years. I guess things never change and I might be wrong.
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by guiomie 8y ago
My impression when I looked into Mastodon was that it doesn't solve any of the issues with Twitter. It's just a bunched of servers owned by different entities, I doubt this will scale socially and technologically
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by guiomie 8y ago
That is right. Not sure if it's called corruption tho. No one is getting paid on the side.
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by guiomie 8y ago
"Reporting - once an event has happened, Reporters are members of the network who verify the outcome. They place a bet on how much they believe their reporting is true. If they’re right they get a share of the pot. If they are wrong -
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by guiomie 8y ago
Ok, I was just looking into this 1 week ago and was gonna spin up a VM to do headless. Now I get to keep my firebase project in cloud functions only. Much cleaner architecture.
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by guiomie 8y ago
I think it is, but I guess its a matter of opinion. I see someone using the CEO/CTO title of a 15 people operation as disconnected from reality, makes it seems like these people care about titles more than anything.
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by guiomie 8y ago
Agreed. I just left my apartment in SF, 1BR/1BA for 1900$, now whomever is gonna take it will rent at 2200$. I think you can outperform buying house by renting for a longterm in the bay area.
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by guiomie 8y ago
When I see CFO/CTO with salaries of 171k, I do not know what to think. Is the term CFO/CTO overused? For me a CTO/CFO is someone in a publicly traded company, and in those scenario they usually make in the millions.
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by guiomie 8y ago
I was looking for a chart of that actually, what is your source? My point was also, a big chunk of alts do not have a super liquid market, makes it hard to count them seriously in all aggregate market cap.
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by guiomie 8y ago
"Although I'd like to point out that bitcoin is now a rather small fraction of the whole spectrum of crypto economy." What? It's over 50% of total crypto market cap. And a huge chunk of the altcoins are barely liquid.
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by guiomie 8y ago
How can I see the documentary referenced at the end? The trailer is 2 years old, there are some reviews but not rental options ...
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by guiomie 8y ago
This is one of the current 'tech' trends that I'm following, the idea of homomorphic encryption is really cool. I feel like there is a lot of real world applications for it, but I have failed to find them yet.
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by guiomie 8y ago
Fungible and Unfungible ERC token are used by a lot of people.
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by guiomie 8y ago
What do they mean by 'military grade' ?
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by guiomie 8y ago
True story: 2 mid-level engineers both working at a FANG, and we can barely afford a 3bdr/2.5bath in Sunnyvale/Santa Clara without burning thru 30-40% of our monthly income (including RSUs). Having bid on a few houses, I'm am
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by guiomie 8y ago
I had fondue in Los Gatos, and the meat what in cubes, cubes!!!!
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by guiomie 8y ago
Coinbase selling out to Facebook would be in my opinion the same as Coinbase not believing in the future of cryptocurrencies. Why would the founder sell when this company could be worth much more if cryptocurrencies become mainstream? The f
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This comment sparked some comments citing the source of the great depression, we've got: stock speculation and tarifs. Its interesting because I always thought the cause was central banks wanting to peg the dollar to gold, this is what
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by guiomie 8y ago
They explain the basics of permisionless blockchains and they go on and say "Prominent blockchain consortia include Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, R3, and Hyperledger", this can confuse people since R3 and Hyperledger are quite dif

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