hurril

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by hurril 3y ago
I can understand the outrage over content, wokeness, the direction, etc. But being angry over having to pay for services rendered? Come on. Don't use Netflix (or the alternatives) as a comfy Piratebay. Get it together, we're not c
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by hurril 4y ago
You're making an analogy with something (ChatGPT) that isn't analogous. ChatGPT kan be useful or useless and NFT:s would have the same value or qualities otherwise. NFT:s can be useful or useless and ChatGPT would have the same va
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by hurril 4y ago
That's just a poor attempt at some cheap poisoning the well from you. The grand difference between the NFT craze and ordinary collecting, is that the latter is not primarily driven by cultish behaviour or the want for Internet Money. I
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by hurril 4y ago
It isn't, though. I recently started learning Rust and've basically been having to teach myself loops again. For over 10 years, I've not constructed a single loop; I've been getting it done by constructing my program wit
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by hurril 4y ago
It's more todo with the interplay between a broken (regulated) rental system and a subsequent need for owning instead of renting. One idealogical group thinks that if we have artificially low prices on rental properties, then we can ha
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by hurril 4y ago
Sure I can. The one you were just holding. You are relying on the meaning of the concept of having or owning, thinking that you don’t have to either define that or rely on a preexisting definition. Whoops.
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by hurril 4y ago
Didn't I just talk about the hybrid alternative as the third leg of the actual dichotomy? You might still have the opinion that the office culture won't be the same and maybe not as good, and you're entitled to that. I would
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by hurril 4y ago
That is a false dichotomy. I love working in the office and also really like working from home (or elsewhere, but preferably from home.) It's almost as if there's a third way here; let's just for argument's sake refer to
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by hurril 4y ago
I honestly don't know but I've had it explained to me that it is the acting on said information that would be considered an offence. Either way: if someone were to do this with an ordinary Joe amount of money, nothing would happen
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by hurril 4y ago
Acting on non-public information is considered insider trading in Sweden. No friendships required for it to be so.
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by hurril 4y ago
Oh we do. We just don't want to have your shitty newsletter.
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by hurril 4y ago
Common sense is a dumb term because it tends to mean whatever the person invoking it considers good. Having worked as a programmer since 1999, I can say that these things were not part of the processes and ideas when I started, at the place
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by hurril 4y ago
A friendly challenge: Teach yourself 1-2 compound:ish movements per rough muscle group really well. Do 2-3 sets of each, pushing yourself fairly hard. Gtfo. This never takes more than 30 minutes and with that few movements, there's no
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by hurril 4y ago
Where's the music coming from? Do you own the music files or are you simply replacing legal music with just not paying for it?
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by hurril 4y ago
I agree. And we solve things differently, learn from each other, help each other out, but we're not as interested in consensus. I'll help you do it your way because I accept our differences, and embrace them. We don't file do
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by hurril 4y ago
I prefer working alone but it can be even better to work alone, together. Alone together means that there's a deep understanding of the other party and an openness to finding just the right configuration and the best way forward, toget
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by hurril 4y ago
There's also the fact that not everyone can understand things to the same extent. Some people are more intelligent and more competent. In some groups, this works very well, with others' - there's simply no understanding at al
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by hurril 4y ago
This one is nothing short of brilliant: https://www.manning.com/books/haskell-in-depth
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by hurril 4y ago
It isn't always clear what that timesaving would be, though. We have to factor in the marginal utility and alternative cost with every- and anything the resources in question thinks about doing (or does.) Not writing the admin tool mig
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by hurril 4y ago
I dunno, man. I'm a (very) volatile person (in this dichotomy) myself and these days I'm aware of it. That wasn't always the case. But it really will piss me off if someone were to static my a$$ about something I really want
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by hurril 4y ago
Right. They are paying more for the same thing. This is inflation and it's not something we like. You get less BTC for your money. Where is the growth?
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by hurril 4y ago
N% more fast and X times more fast are equivalent. 10% more fast is 1.1 times more fast. 50% more fast is 1.5 times more fast. 100% more fast is 1 times more fast. 200% more fast is 3 times more fast. N% more fast is 1 + N / 100 times
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by hurril 4y ago
I understand the point you are making but the problem is that of a conflation and not that of equivalence. The price of gas is 10% higher this week than last week. A.k.a.: the price this week is 1.1 times the previous week. I was going 50%
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by hurril 4y ago
Something that is 50% faster, is in fact only going half as fast according to you? My car is 1 times faster than yours so it's so much faster that it isn't faster at all. It's just as fast.
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by hurril 4y ago
It really isn't and it should be trivial to intuit this. What is 1 times faster? If your interpretation is correct, that's not faster at all. Do you stand by this?
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by hurril 4y ago
Why is it a good proxy for growth? What do you base that on? Are you familiar with the term Deflationary Asset?
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by hurril 4y ago
Growth is a little bit of a weasel word here though and you'll be well advised to research the difference between multiple expansion and underlying growth. In the world of stock, we don't like multiple expansion as it's a sig
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by hurril 4y ago
Haha, are you me?
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by hurril 4y ago
While I completely agree with your sentiment, the problem is that of normalisation otherwise. If it's not such a big ask to require of you, that you accept side loading of apps for instance, then my efforts to keep making a stand on pr
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by hurril 4y ago
I would say that data defines as something that might convey information, might in the sense that there are one or more interpretations of it that are meaningful to something. This sentence has plenty of open ended terms, however. Code is d

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