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kache_
5y ago
Or you just keep it in monero indefinitely :)
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5y ago
Working as intended! God I love crypto, it's the fuckin wild west out there If you don't want the government in your business, you're going to have to dispense with all the advantages that big daddy affords you
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5y ago
A giant hashmap generated by hours and hours of ab testing on humans with eye tracking
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5y ago
fair enough, I think I projected a bit of my distaste for all of the anti-white sentiment onto you. Sorry!
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5y ago
Monoculturing the west's authorization/identity stack - Is that something we want to do? Authz/Authn as a service is great, until it isn't. There are pros and cons both ways. You're centralizing the risk, but also c
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5y ago
>Non whites like you couldn't possibly be interested in cool technology early on did you just call me a non-white? it almost sounds derogatory in the context of your post. I guess since I'm just a "Non-white", my only
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5y ago
The difficulty is part of the artform
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5y ago
I'm too risk averse to hold cash. I unironically denote my assets/nw spreadsheet in the current price of mcdoubles rather than actual dollars.
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5y ago
I use an ergodox most of the time. My WPM on ergodox is like 130, my wpm on regular is like 110 (not because its harder, but because I'm less used to it) If you keep switching as part of your protocol, it's fine
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5y ago
I grew up near San Francisco and saw a lot of homelessness as well. You're right. Some degree of exposure helps kids build a realistic world view and how expansive the variety of human experience can be.
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5y ago
Homelessness is the biggest driver of remote, and a big reason why I haven't taken my family to San Fran or Seattle. Flying down there once a quarter is fine for me, an adult male. But there's no way I'm subjecting my childre
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5y ago
A lot of companies have found success in treating engineers fungibly. If you think of the engineers as part of the computer system, this actually adds resilience in that front, traded off by resiliency of the software itself. If you lose 10
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5y ago
Or maybe, not everything is about power, and nicely tended to lawns look nice enough to the majority of the neighborhood families, such that they want that enforcement
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5y ago
I've used it, its pretty decent given you understand the internals.
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5y ago
been a while since I heard "DAE"
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5y ago
stop watching youtube if you're getting ads
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kache_
5y ago
I see you haven't come across "Download The Crestfallen" boss yet?
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5y ago
I've seen interns perform better than "Staff Engineers" at some companies. Leveling is purely a function of leverage and nothing else. I'm ~4yoe and I find myself in meetings pretty much entirely populated by staff engin
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5y ago
My expectations for people cratered after I began interviewing. It's.. incredible.. how untechnical people applying for highly technical positions can be.
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_signature There are protocols that work around address banning
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5y ago
lots of ways to do this. codemod, ratchets. It's a solved problem
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5y ago
monero
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5y ago
>as it turns out there was an awful lot of stuff to do ha ha oh god do I know that feel
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5y ago
Definitely don't run an unpatched browser
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kache_
5y ago
Move your coins to your own wallet. Use Monero. Exchanges should be simply used as fiat onramps and offramps. It's only a matter of time
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5y ago
It's an amazing idea, there are extremely smart people working for facebook/meta. You'll learn a lot, and every ex-facebook engineer I've worked with has been great. Good luck and good job :)
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5y ago
Reading the Zanzibar paper is actually how I learned about how powerful of an optimization technique denormalization could be
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5y ago
Auth0 is building something pretty cool akin to Zanzibar https://play.fga.dev/
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5y ago
The biggest competitor in this space: build your own Hard to develop a SaaS service when the integration needs to have such close locality to your customers' systems.
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5y ago
Large computer systems with baked in assumptions of the fact that data locality regulations wouldn't be as strict as they are in 2022 are... difficult to update
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