jbaczuk

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by jbaczuk 4y ago
I guess I will have to start actually working now... I have been a user since the beta started, so no thanks to us who have been contributing to the model? People forget that by using it, you are training it too.
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
Bitcoin?
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
Perfect use case for Bitcoin
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
I posted about this on LI recently: "What is the value of cryptocurrency/blockchain/web3? Why should anyone care? Here is my opinion (as a developer who studied and built blockchains): It allows digital information (value) to
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
I've found Tailwind to be great for getting a project going quickly. It's pleasant to use when you get started, but it can become a pain later on when you have a lot of styles to maintain. I've been using it everyday at work
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
For me I'd just like to hear a story and any relevant details. But the news orgs usually take a small bit of information and the rest is their opinion and extrapolation without much evidence. You know because sometimes they will reach
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
But the private key is encrypted, and the decryption key is on the servers of the manufacturer.
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
Ah, so they just assume it wasn't spent already because it was a gift. Yeah might make a fun gift.
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
How does gifting to non-crypto savvy family change whether the note works offline or not? Because they don't understand it so they don't verify that it wasn't spent? Sorry I don't follow, and I'm not just trying to
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
Another person saying "trust me with your crypto". People want to make money by putting fences around it. Not really offline or secure if you have to get the decryption key from someone else's servers... Interesting idea, tho
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
Electronics Engineers: I spent weeks designing and building this ultra-difficult complicated device. Demo: Blinky lights
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
Making technology decisions based on what others are doing is not engineering, it's lazy. Solutions should be analyzed and determined based on the problem not out of FOMO.
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by jbaczuk 4y ago
I knew I could smell Java when I went to their website...
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by jbaczuk 5y ago
prob similar to finding out you came to class without pants
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by jbaczuk 5y ago
I know you logged in to some of them... :)
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by jbaczuk 5y ago
Cool game I like it, runs smooth!
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by jbaczuk 5y ago
I bet you could make one that looks like part of your skin pretty easily.
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by jbaczuk 8y ago
Is it just me or is it ironic that the reason for cancelling is environmental impact, when the tunnel would help alleviate congestion and smog due to gasoline-powered traffic?
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by jbaczuk 8y ago
Good question, I imagine because you need the big city, the traffic volume, and potential users to justify the cost of doing such a big project.
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by jbaczuk 8y ago
A few comments from prior experience: Equity in a startup is often used as a way to entice people to work without having to pay them market rates. If you suspect this is the case, definitely keep in mind that this equity could very well nev
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by jbaczuk 8y ago
Probably didn't help to hack the company that makes the laptop he was using to hack.
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by jbaczuk 8y ago
"computerised tunnels and online bypassing systems"
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by jbaczuk 8y ago
TL;DR It is the uniqueness of data in a column