kace91

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by kace91 5y ago
When you have to make hard choices in life (staying with a partner, maintaining a relationship with a toxic family member, supporting a friend that's behaving in a way you don't approve), it's easy to be on the fence since yo
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by kace91 5y ago
>I can choose to pity or hate him, but having chosen I can’t pretend the choice didn’t exist; it’s something I had to do. I've had to face similar situations in my family life, and this part really resonated with me. It's an ex
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by kace91 6y ago
Is there any (legal) way to see the leak? or at least to know if your data is among the leaked set? No interest in seeing other people's info, but I want to know if I'm affected.
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by kace91 6y ago
Presumably, forcing illegal actions to happen through bitcoin adds friction to the process. But more importantly, as far as I know bitcoin is not designed to guarantee anonymity in money transfers, and the fact that every transaction is set
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by kace91 6y ago
> Keep it respectful guys - while a lot of you are earning a shit load to peddle ads, What an entrance.
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by kace91 6y ago
I'm assuming they're some sort of airplane black box?
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by kace91 6y ago
Besides the fact that you leave the home row, I'm not sure why but scrolling is quite significantly better when using vimium, at least on macOS. Using the arrow keys makes the page scroll jerkily, in a way that complicates reading whil
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by kace91 6y ago
I'm somewhat skeptic regarding pro tools that take a lifetime to master (never got to like emacs for example, and I like MacOS dar more than customizing a Linux distro) but there are some mouseless skills that are such a game changer
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by kace91 6y ago
Semi related question: what resources do you recommend for go's state of the art regarding best practices, idiomatic project structure, tooling and the like? Preferably books, but I'll take anything. I searched recently and most o
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by kace91 6y ago
>(Click the pictures to reveal them) Not working for me (iOS/safari). That's a bit weird.
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by kace91 6y ago
"is there a CVE" is not a question that regular people can, will, or in my opinion even should ask. I mean, if they do, all the better, but my point is that advanced enough tech knowledge should not be a requirement for a safe s
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by kace91 6y ago
>This was one scenario were the shorts really did have it wrong. GameStop's financials were and are pretty solid. Honest question: do you really think that rational analysis of the viability of a stock is relevant at this point? It
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by kace91 6y ago
I actually saw that and wondered what are the chances that I wake up tomorrow with that stock high as hell as a redirection from gme buyers...
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by kace91 6y ago
Matt Levine has been covering these news for a couple days on his column, pretty interesting stuff: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/authors/ARbTQlRLRjE/matthe...
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by kace91 6y ago
Pretty specist to assume they have eyes :)
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by kace91 6y ago
One of the things that was burned into my mind during my college years (math) was the notion that instinct and intuitiveness is only pattern recognition, and you should ignore it when you're on uncharted territory. Without past experie
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by kace91 6y ago
It is so tiring to be in an endless circle of people trying to find a new way to reach for more than they should and having to wait years for the common sense to become fact... There really shouldn't be this much delay between tech adv
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by kace91 6y ago
>The only two unforgivable sins are “no working backups” and being hacked. Storing user passwords instead of hashes for the second, maybe. Bonus points if they're in plaintext.
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by kace91 6y ago
That as well! It's relatively straightforward for a worker to stop doing their job for a couple of days/weeks and then resume activity. It is not straightforward at all for a private consumer to stop depending on google for a coup
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by kace91 6y ago
The point of unions is that workers are the ones keeping a company afloat. If they act in sync and decide to stop working the company is screwed. google can very well ignore a union of consumers. The most they can do is stop using the servi
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by kace91 6y ago
The city of Madrid, where I live, is currently full of fallen trees. I went for a walk a couple days ago and could count easily 10-20 just in the nearby streets. It's been pretty chaotic, since we're not used to snow at all. After
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by kace91 6y ago
I mean, I'd really want us to work towards global communication, rather than a second steel curtain. But whatever works.
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by kace91 6y ago
>Harshly but speaking honestly, this attitude is why Google is in America and not in the EU. America certainly has a better track record launching innovative tech, that's indisputable. But I don't think the reasons can be waved
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by kace91 6y ago
More like, a company that is in the business of offering you information should not alter that information based on personal interest. You wouldn't expect a map created by a company to hide streets where rival businesses are located fo
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by kace91 6y ago
I think your view ignores many arguments, like the giant network effects that these kind of social companies have, the giant infrastructure costs of hosting video at scale that make it really hard for adversaries to rise, or the technical s
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by kace91 6y ago
> The #1 issue in the USA beyond simple conviction and incarceration is rehabilitation. Don't you think one helps with the other? Honest question. As in, the less people in the system, the easier it would be to dedicate to each pers
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by kace91 6y ago
The name doesn't matter if you keep reading.
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by kace91 6y ago
I grew up in the CD era but I still had to use floppy disks for things like school assignments, because disks were far worse for that - burned once, disk lost. Rewritable disks were more expensive, failed like crazy and took a lot of time t
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by kace91 6y ago
What information do you feel that you're missing or being kept away from?
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by kace91 6y ago
The video (if it's yesterday's video you're talking about) started by saying that the election has been stolen, it was a landslide on his favor, yadda yadda, only to end with a variation of "stay peaceful and go home n

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