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721.
by ip26 4y ago
I’m a crypto skeptic so I may be missing something. This sounds impossible. If users deposit to a wallet SBF has control of, he can fraud all he likes. It’s mathematically his money now. If users deposit but retain control of the wallet, it
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by ip26 4y ago
We need to invent the "rugged" equivalent of "tacti-cool". What confuses me is the effort pretending to be rugged seems nearly as high as the effort of actually being rugged would have been. Maybe it's cargo-cul
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by ip26 4y ago
On the other hand, 4.3 Petabytes of VISA/MasterCard traffic is a bill you'd probably be happy to pay. (It's Shopify after all, not Flickr)
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by ip26 4y ago
Ok, I suppose if the takedown was only ever used to enforce the law, then there’s no editorial oversight. But that isn’t any major platform, past or present. Even 4chan is moderated.
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by ip26 4y ago
Or perhaps they grow tired of tolerating things that (empirically) keep leading to the same bad outcome. Also known as wisdom, when cast in another light.
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by ip26 4y ago
Yeah, but as soon as there is a take down mechanism, anything on the site is implicitly endorsed, even if only weakly. “You’ll take down CSAM but not spam/incitement to violence/revenge porn!?” Further, user reporting as your on
727.
by ip26 4y ago
What is the rainproof part made of? Not everyone has the option of “just don’t stop moving”.
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by ip26 4y ago
I used to be someone who was happy to maintain multiple open computers. But as computers proliferate in our lives, it became ridiculous. I have between 10-15 full fledged computers I personally operate on a daily basis. I no longer have any
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by ip26 4y ago
Why do you care if other people are using cell phones? You can still build your own general purpose computer, and even if Wintel no longer suits your needs, there are many other options.
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by ip26 4y ago
People blame magazines if they print adverts with hate speech. This isn’t new to twitter.
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by ip26 4y ago
they just form all kinds of delusions that they can prove to themselves Perhaps this is another manifestation of the fear of failure that prevents some smart people from taking chances. E.g., admitting they were wrong and the normies were
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by ip26 4y ago
More bleakly, if TSMC is destroyed as a result of invasion, the rest of the world is denied access. This might be to their liking. With some of the capability in the US, they can no longer deny the rest of the world.
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by ip26 4y ago
How many RV disposals are nearby? Do they have the necessary volume? Will anyone pack up their entire permanent home once a week to tow it to the dump station? Composting is not sufficient to destroy human pathogens, and prohibiting storage
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by ip26 4y ago
I can believe it, but it sure kills visibility. Children don’t even come up to the middle of the radiator.
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by ip26 4y ago
It’s definitely not in the forest. This is a high desert, a destitute part of the state that seems to be a locale of last resort for some of the poorest folks. It’s bitter cold in winter, remote, and rotten agricultural conditions. There’s
736.
by ip26 4y ago
The restrictions on indefinite RV living center around habitability. Sewage is a big part. Off grid sewage needs to be managed properly to avoid spreading disease. For example, you might need a proper leach field, which is addressed as part
737.
by ip26 4y ago
Civil disobedience is not about ignoring the law because it’s inconvenient and hoping you get away with it. It’s about breaking the law publicly and accepting the punishment to show the injustice of the law.
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by ip26 4y ago
Toaster ovens are not new. Great for cooking a half pound of fish filet, for example.
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by ip26 4y ago
Normally they are also a danger to a responding officer who is fearing for their life. This removes that fear in the decision making process. Yeah, this part is actually fairly intriguing. It might be easier to depersonalize and shoot, bu
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by ip26 4y ago
I think your real niche is going to be creating software for luthiers that enables you to design the flamenco guitar of your dreams. Critically, you discover the ideal guitar body for flamenco is incredibly heavy…
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by ip26 4y ago
If I explained to you that Musk’s decision to buy Tesla was founded on his principle of “make the requirements less dumb” , would it be pedantry to inquire what I meant?
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by ip26 4y ago
Each runtime function call would probably need its own unique value, perhaps stashed to memory.
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by ip26 4y ago
I would throw in one caveat - at least consider delaying launch until your youngest is in kindergarten. You probably won’t be fifty, it’s not that long. Certainly do some legwork ahead of time, but in my experience the earliest years have t
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by ip26 4y ago
Wine didn’t get that much beyond “tech demo” level magic for many years. Magic for sure, but not of the same grade.
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by ip26 4y ago
What a mirror world this is, where Win32 (via Proton) is the best & most stable Linux ABI.
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by ip26 4y ago
If his customers don’t feel they are being treated well (e.g. they don’t understand, and won’t for years) then does it really fall under that principle?
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by ip26 4y ago
You’re completely right, of course- in my thread of reasoning I argue that the buffered disk controller you’ve identified is a leaky abstraction layer. Battery backup and RAID are forms of hardening that abstraction. In practice, we’ve allo
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by ip26 4y ago
Perhaps it should be; everyone can be the best at something . You have to find your something . On the whole though, the entire concept of “best” is a mess in a world of eight billion. At this point it’s more up to the whims of the contes
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by ip26 4y ago
The chain you are responding to is talking about working full time, and working a startup on the side, and still having a family life. Forgive me if I’m wrong, but it sounds like you are able to focus on working your company. My experienc
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by ip26 4y ago
If each layer is well built and cleanly separated, in theory you can just raise or lower to the appropriate layer. The trick, however, becomes acquiring visibility to the layer of interest.

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