jbirer

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   by jbirer 4y ago

   Gabapentin and Tramadol work for me. I do 1 week use 1 week tolerance break to keep addiction away.
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   by jbirer 4y ago

   Cue domain getting unregistered under BS excuses.
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   by jbirer 4y ago

   By using Warp you can skip the ISP middleman and give your data straight to FBI, much more efficient
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   by jbirer 4y ago

   Modern "design" seems to revolve around cost-cutting and letting people who cannot design to LARP as "designers"; Thankfully I can still install a skeumorphic theme and icon pack.
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   by jbirer 4y ago

   I have been contracting as a blockchain developer for the past 4 years. The clients have very little insight into the technology and have 0 standards in who they hire, they just hire whoever sounds good. Scammers from India can just throw a
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   by jbirer 4y ago

   I received an exact 1.246 BTC from an unknown source back in 2019. I used it to travel, hire escorts and eat food.
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   by jbirer 4y ago

   In Bucharest, the city started cracking on AirBNB, the problem is that the landlords are greedy and will risk legal action to get that sweet foreigner money. Not sure how much we can blame the local governments on this one.
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   by jbirer 4y ago

   For someone like me who never managed to make himself enjoy the Python syntax, Crystal seems like a great choice, and I realize I just forgot about it recently. If there's enough libraries available I might just dive in.
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   by jbirer 4y ago

   The QEMU project and it's developers are responsible for making my research and hobby OS development on RISC-V and Aarch64 platforms possible, where I learned so much at a pace I otherwise couldn't. Thanks.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    Huawei Matebook 14 is pretty good.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    Crypto scam victim detected. Eth.link was lying about being decentralized.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    It's really funny to see third world freeloaders seethe in the comments about this. Heroku is a great service that deserves the money, and it's not your ticket out of poverty by freelancing online. The free tier being removed mean
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    (Hoping to not invalidate anyone's concerns with this comment) The majority of complaints I heard on Typescript were in the lines of: "I should be able to do this X thing that would not fly in a static language / not a good i
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    This seems more about the parent's attempt at image management (cover up own failure as parents). The article does not mention any technical fault with the e-bike, instead mentioning two minors riding it at full speed on hilly ground.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    Lots of big applications including the Adobe Suite use assembly optimizations for performance.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    I am in a similar situation and I noticed that I have been leaning harder into my Rust side project lately. I realized I could turn it into an actual product and make a business out of it. You could try something like that.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    I see no ads using uBlock Origin.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    I have (and still am) part of many toxic communities where I get my dose of dopamine with various forms of trolling and indecent behavior. But I also crave intellectual discussion and learning, since I am passionate about programming and so
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    Go is not the choice I would make when writing a parser for JSON, good luck though.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    The gaslighting by companies is pretty sickening. There's nothing acceptable about ads on a device that I did not ask for.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    The damage control by the Pakistani army is pretty crazy right now. Pakistan is on the verge of devolving into mass riots as Imran Khan has a massive fanbase.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    I quite enjoy the expressiveness and the Swiss army style of C#. I dislike the abuse of DI and other OOP features used in most projects though.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    Plenty of poor towns without such homicide rates and robbery. You are taking the agency out of the hands of the people committing the crimes and handing it to the circumstances.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    2008 was very intense but people had hope of recovery. There is no such thing now.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    The audacity and the arrogance in trying to sell sub-standard expensive pizza to Italians.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    Paper ballots cannot be hacked remotely by foreign actors, or manipulated in seconds using an exploit. I could see a blockchain-based one work though.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    I already upgraded to Arch Linux, btw. I don't like Canonical and GNOME's recent behavior like making crucial apps into snaps and disallowing people from writing custom themes, respectively. If I wanted a restrictive slow system I
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    According to Netherlands, they are the only ones who are allowed to launder money: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ing-groep-settlement-mone... https://www.dw.com/en/how-ing-bank-in-poland-helpe
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    I think they realized that they are not willing to give up on that sweet quick advertisement cash. Microsoft is on the path to self-destruction due to their greed.
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    by jbirer 4y ago

    Not really. At a time when "normies" are discovering and joining crypto, these "hacks" (most likely inside jobs) will scare them off and kill crypto's momentum.