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by invig 4y ago
How is that clear? Has he said it?
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by invig 4y ago
I guess you got rich shorting the whole market? If the market were predictable everyone would just use it to print money.
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by invig 4y ago
What do you think causes this?
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by invig 5y ago
If the local grid for the bitcoin miner is green then they're not emitting much CO2 either... Is removing control from gatekeepers not valuable to some people? Is the argument that a transparent ledger is no more useful than an invisib
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by invig 5y ago
What other things in your life do you apply this rule (that they should be discouraged until they are made even more efficient) too? If something takes a significant amount of electricity to do well, should we not do it? No one should drive
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by invig 5y ago
I've switched from driving a Toyota to driving a Volkswagen because Microsoft writes software that Toyota used and software is bad for the planet because it uses electricity.
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by invig 5y ago
If you can read open source code, learn from it, and write your own code, why can't a computer?
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App Store economics with proper context(scrambleuphill.com)
1 points by invig 6y ago|0 comments
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Apple’s bulls**t narrative on the App Store(scrambleuphill.com)
4 points by invig 6y ago|0 comments
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Why the Facebook and Google SDKs are in all your apps(scrambleuphill.com)
1 points by invig 7y ago|0 comments
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by invig 8y ago
Apple shares exactly none of this information with developers.
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by invig 10y ago
This is a direct result of the Android API's being fucking bizarre. It's been quoted that they expected Android development frameworks to be built on top of them, so they didn't make them developer friendly - but they also re
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by invig 13y ago
Sensationalist speculation much?
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by invig 15y ago
So why would you not immediately switch to a paid model?
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by invig 15y ago
Security implications? Now your browser will execute JavaScript from sites you didn't even visit. Awesome.