jerojero

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by jerojero 5y ago
Article is under a paywall, cannot read.
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There is a lot wrong with this, seemingly short comment. Let's begin with the fact that telling people not to vote for who they want to vote is clearly a violation of their right for representation. The USA is a two party system, so yo
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Ah, that's good, I watched on my phone and not in fullscreen so couldn't always tell those details.
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At the point where something is copied the creation process has already occurred. The fundamental idea behind IP is that it will put incentives on people to create as they can guarantee big profits afterwards. But is this incentive adequate
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It is pretty telling of the ecosystem when the major ways to get in rely on centralized actors that can and will lock you out when pressured. Sure, "not your keys, not your coins", but what good is that when centralization is the
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To me this was one of the best features, a lot of things in Duolingo are not well explained but when you go into the forums there are people who have taken great lengths to explain things.
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These are my thoughts too. Although of course I do not agree with the actions of Russia I feel like the actions of "the west" are increasingly escalating the conflict. Perhaps due to the initial lukewarm response... I find worryin
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Metamask makes up for like 70% of crypto wallets :/
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I think he was at MIT working on AI stuff? So lots of connections from there.
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Yeah, but is that sort of discomfort worth the energy usage of heating the entire room? An alternative is also, as it is mentioned in the article, to warm certain spots in a room instead of the whole of it.
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I dont know why but unlike chromium we have very little "Firefox alternatives". I always thought of Firefox as more developer friendly but lately there is very little difference between chromes and Firefox devtools, instead it see
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Of course, what kind of question is this. "Is accepting an internship at one of the most successful companies in the world a good idea?" Damn. At least consider the ethical implications of working for such a company to add some ac
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In most cases I would agree, but in the case of tech reviewers? I actually kind of don't. Let me explain. Tech reviewers have been flying under the radar a little bit, in what they do is actually already a form of advertisement. But wa
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by jerojero 5y ago
Svelte is really interesting to me. We use React at my work though and I don't think that's gonna change anytime soon. I might want to do a few of my personal projects in Svelte just to try it out, it seems really simple to use wh
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Maybe a more interesting article would be the cameras and lenses used in the best short films and whatnot? Those tend to be done in a much more budget-friendly manner and in reality if you want to become a good film maker you will always st
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It's a bit discouraging that my thoughts fall immediately into suspicious. I can't help it. Obviously we all want more safer and secure software, but in reality, I feel like vulnerabilities get worked on pretty fast... not sure if
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Yes but also if you want to reach people you can't "side" with them or you will be losing business. That's the power of the monopolies for you.
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To me it is much more interesting to think about the relationship between r/poor and r/waltdisneyworld. Why? Escapism?
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It is not possible to remake the USA given its legal structure and most importantly its culture. Federation in the USA is kind of fucked, but how do you fix it? In reality, anyway, the social, economic and political system works pretty well
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I would look at them more as a tool that you could use as part of your toolset rather than a complete replacement. You can put an image through it and then do manual touch ups, copy and paste other images and so on and start building a comp
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PoS is more scalable because if you need faster validation all you do is add more parallel nodes. With PoW all the validators are competing against each other to be the fastest whereas with PoS there is no competition but consensus. Eth2.0
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Isn't the internet, at its core, a set of protocols we've all agreed to use? It's not for or against profit anymore than a hammer is.
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An area won't improve in one year because you switch teachers, and this problem is really socially whole. You don't just switch teachers, you need to inject money into the local economy, invest in public spaces (green areas,
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To me the issues of privacy do not come from the public information we decide to put out there, but with the difference in power between the user and the platform. It's okay to have an Instagram page, for most it is not different than
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Maybe because the TikTok algorithm is feeding you what you value. Whereas for people with different values, maybe people with certain insecurities that are in the process of change (mainly adolescents) they might be drawn to people that hav
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Isn't twitch chat built on IRC? At least it was a couple of years ago. I remember connecting to twitch chat from weechat with no issues whatsoever.
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So the explanation on why this is alright is that if the remote worker was earning the same kind of money then it would make people in her surrounding area miserable as she'd have much more money than everyone else. Except... it would
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First of all I want to point out that most of these so called "pacts" are nothing but performative action by corporations to give the illusion of change without having to commit to any real change. The economy isn't going to
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You shouldn't protect people through forbidding them access. Make it relatively complex? Sure. Explain the risks? Sure. Forbid it? I don't think that's the best solution. I mean, from a parenting perspective which is kind of