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4y ago
Looking forward to the exit scam.
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4y ago
Easy, just premine many Bitcoin forks, dump on the users then pay the debt.
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4y ago
Working on my psychological issues. I was too much of a perfectionist and had anger issues, now I can just let go and have fun writing code instead of worrying, that's how I got better.
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4y ago
Putting words in his mouth to try to save his argument.
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Modern tools are good, but the culture around it is pretty toxic, and in my own opinion, cringy. 10 years ago you would get booed for saying things like "Unused RAM is wasted ram, so let's build this in Electron". I am happy
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>through security issues I did not really care back then, even happy as a teenager that I was able to use a root exploit to get root on our high school's computers. It's something that you become curious about in your 20s >A
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4y ago
We always had the goodies, developed by the open source community. GIMP is easier to my hand than Photoshop in a lot of uses. The encroaching of the subscription model into Linux is not something acceptable to me though.
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4y ago
It's simple, quit web development and slide into other niches. I found mine in blockchain and smart contract development. Now I find myself solving interesting problems rather than trying to make 1000 frameworks and libraries work.
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Yep, this pretty much ends Ubuntu for me. It was a good run, 8.04 was a historic release, but it has definitely gone off the rails now.
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Cartoons used to make jokes about kidnapping Asian kids to use them as slaves for math. It's interesting to see it become real now.
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4y ago
My eyes.
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This tells me that you misunderstood Satoshi's motivations completely, filling in your own ones instead. His goal was to create uncontrollable and indestructible money, not "save the world" or create "morally just money
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4y ago
So when is the JetBrains operating system coming through? I will switch to it if it's as feature-full as other JetBrains products.
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Restless leg shaking, pacing back and forth, reading this place, and trying small code snippets on various online sandboxes on things I am curious about.
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4y ago
The Linux kernel is as good as it gets, in my opinion. Desktop Linux is another story though. On one end, you have GNOME devs who try to imitate macOS without the UX design knowledge and taste, and KDE that is buggy and crashes a lot. If th
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Infantilization by parents who wanted to keep the kids forever tied and dependent to them.
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4y ago
There's a "yo dawg" joke in here somewhere.
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4y ago
The funniest part of Kiwifarms is that they look and act like the people they make fun of.
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4y ago
Sounds pretty reasonable to me. If you don't like it that our company allows freely talking about anything, you can leave to find a coddling safe space you are seeking.
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What's wrong? They are doing fractional reserve banking.
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4y ago
They just have to come to Eastern Europe and trade it for cash OTC. Works very well here.
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4y ago
Similar things have been said about Trump; "I wish it wasn't Trump who did X good thing". Consider that you might be consuming too much propaganda.
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4y ago
At this point, those at Twitter have to be getting their cut from this.
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Actually, given that CPU / GPU hash power is not important anymore, it's much eco-friendly to run nodes on Amazon Firecracker VMs than hundreds of machines.
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4y ago
https://winworldpc.com/library/operating-systems
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I have long suspected that Twitter (or people at Twitter) are colluding with the crypto scammers for a payout.
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That just hurts the businesses and people who're trying to find a way out of there. Okta and Auth0 will not be used by rogue state actors.
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I think lots of programmers (including myself) get lost in the programming language features and forget to have fun with what the application actually does.
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4y ago
Hacker News is not the place to post paywalled content, whether you believe the reasons are valid or not.
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4y ago
Works for me, Windows 10 IoT LTSC
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