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   by gwn7 4y ago

   > Besides, everyone knows what Ctrl is the One True Key™ in place of the Caps Lock and that only degenerate infidels map it to anything else. Haha yeah I've heard about that and I like the joke =) But I was never interested in adopt
2. 32.▲
   by gwn7 4y ago

   Agreed. Most vim users swap esc with caps lock anyway, making it even easier to reach. I don't think pedals bring any significant ergonomic benefit, but pedal setups look cool nonetheless. Swapping keys isn't interesting and you c
3. 33.▲
   by gwn7 4y ago

   If my aunt had balls she'd be my uncle.
4. 34.▲
   by gwn7 4y ago

   Thank you, I didn't think you would proceed with this. Maybe I was wrong to mention the thread. Quoting myself from earlier: > Nobody from that camp was lifting a finger when "conspiracy theorists" were being banned from T
5. 35.▲
   by gwn7 4y ago

   Oops, isn't there an app to recover lost phones in Uber cars?
6. 36.▲
   by gwn7 4y ago

   I'm speaking in the present tense. Even if "apps" would be able to solve all our current problems in a hundred or a thousand years [1][2], I really don't have anything to say about that. I have no idea. [1]: Which imo wo
7. 37.▲
   by gwn7 4y ago

   Thank you
8. 38.▲
   by gwn7 4y ago

   It was a sarcastic comment alluding to the caricature of the tech bros who see nails everywhere for their hi-tech hammers.
9. 39.▲
   by gwn7 4y ago

   I know it's heartbreaking to accept, but there are some problems in the world that apps cannot help with.
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    The internet is fucking interesting and it is very hard to keep people of any age from it. But some people need it more than the others. In my opinion the lonelier and/or unhealthier and/or poorer and/or less purposeful and&#
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    > I didn't mention the word "fucked" , that was the article Sorry about that. I totally agree with you. I just don't agree with the use of the word "fucked". My related comment: https://news.ycomb
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    Look, I actually agree with the core of your argument. No / bad audits are a red flag to me too. I'm just saying that using the word "fucked" still is speculative and an overstatement. I would use "untrustworthy&quo
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    By that logic should we assume that every crypto company who don't do audits that meet your standards is "fucked"? For instance, do you think Tether is "fucked" too? I'm not saying that Binance is doing everyth
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    Agreed. I'm getting tired of this kind of articles. I've seen nothing in this article to support that "Binance is fucked". Since there is nothing to support that, I can only assume that the raison d'etre of this art
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    You mean based on 3 people. Ok. Btw thank you so much for checking. Since you bothered that much, why not kindly share the proof with us? Because you see I have this little problem: I cannot believe you without seeing the material that allo
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    Totally agree. The title is misleading and a clickbait. Here's another article which imo is the best evaluation of the technology I've seen so far: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33997603 Yet, it has virtual
17. 47.▲
    by gwn7 4y ago

    I agree with both points. Still I don't think changing one's mind is that big of a crime. Especially if there are very good reasons which are explained transparently.
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    I don't care whether the Washington Post is right or not on this one; but it is good to see that these people are now getting a taste of their own medicine. Nobody from that camp was lifting a finger when "conspiracy theorists&quo
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    Apples and oranges. I think the doxxing policy makes sense. It's absolutely not okay posting people's real-time locations, especially for famous figures who are already targets. I don't hear anybody criticizing the policy. Be
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    Fast, efficient, and battery-friendly browser... So far so good. Based on Electron... What? How can it be possible for an Electron based browser to be faster / more efficient / battery-friendlier than the other mainstream ones? So
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    by gwn7 4y ago

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    by gwn7 4y ago

    These kinds of plugins are not worth installing & configuring & learning in my humble opinion. Just type \e in the psql shell and voila, edit your sql in vim. Just a little bit of UNIX knowledge saves you a load of unnecessary plugi
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    Sure, as long as it doesn't affect you / your industry, it doesn't exist. You are either very naive, were manipulated into this conclusion, or you are playing naive to spark discussion (which would actually be commendable).
24. 54.▲
    by gwn7 4y ago

    Those correlations might imply causations as well. Just because we can't (yet) tell for sure, we cannot reliably attribute the phenomenon to luck either.
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    It's simpler, not easier. Both are easy. But one is a lot less complicated in terms of the extra layers it introduces.
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    You are not alone.
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    SEEKING WORK | Paris | https://dev.gwn.wtf Technologies: Javascript, Python, Node, React, React Native, D3, Postgres, advanced SQL, Linux, Containers, Microservices, Serverless, WebRTC, Ethereum, Cosmos Balanced full stack produ
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    Interesting take for me. Thank you for your answer
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    Analyzing and demonstrating problems with an accepted but potentially ineffective / suboptimal treatment method does something to resolve the issue in terms of illustrating the need for new methods thus making room for new research &am
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    by gwn7 4y ago

    > Private actors controlling the use of their private resources to select which ideas they will and will not promote with them is called “free speech”. I have to admit that this makes sense. But still kinda disturbing in this case. Becau