keymone

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721.
by keymone 7y ago
domain name is not metadata and the problem you're describing is more with mail clients and html emails than anybody else.
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by keymone 7y ago
both changes are great. www must go, it's a remnant of the past, the sooner the better. protocol is not a detail that should be ever exposed to the end user, at least not in text form. visual cues "you're safe" or "
723.
by keymone 7y ago
> Let that person demonstrate it if he's so claiming that's the point - with ridiculous claims like levitation there's simple way to verify them. with psychological claims of enlightenment - there's no way to verify t
724.
by keymone 7y ago
That’s still not answering my question. How do I tell the difference between myself achieving enlightenment and merely having an opinion that I have achieved it? Things you describe are perceived subjectively, so they can also be victim
725.
by keymone 7y ago
This doesn’t answer my question.
726.
by keymone 7y ago
How do you tell true enlightenment from an opinion that one has achieved enlightenment?
727.
by keymone 7y ago
> what's a statement vs what's an expression never understood the need for this. why do you even need statements? if there's one thing that annoys me in python it's that it has statements. worst programming language f
728.
by keymone 7y ago
we're at risk of splitting hairs now, but given that rust isn't describing itself as "functional immutable language" i posit that rust users will gladly reach for `mut` whenever they feel like it, while in clojure you wi
729.
by keymone 7y ago
i'm aware that immutable datastructures are implementable in plenty of languages, that's not the point of my argument. top comment claim is that clojure's approach to identity and value-semantics is somehow superseded and in
730.
by keymone 7y ago
"anything that is legal according to compiler will eventually make it's way into the codebase" (approximately quoting Carmack here) default behavior should be safe and simple to use, dangerous behavior should be hard to reach
731.
by keymone 7y ago
that in my mind is classic example of how immutable approach saves you from the problem of reading inconsistent world. just like assembly registers, cache lines or struct field alignment, having to think about possibility to read the world
732.
by keymone 7y ago
Just learning about immutable/functional approach makes you better developer even in imperative languages. “Share nothing” (in a mutable way) is beautifully simple solution to so many concurrency problems.
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by keymone 7y ago
So if I have mutable array in rust in state A and I start writing state B i to it from the back end in one thread, and reading the state A from the front in another thread - am I guaranteed to read actual state A or will I read a mix of A a
734.
by keymone 7y ago
> that was the difference I was pointing out to. Bitcoin allows unchecked transactions about the network [...] That is the significant difference. that is a very arbitrary difference for you to ignore that there are orders of magnitude m
735.
by keymone 7y ago
> And you still haven't explained how you would pay for ransomware over the internet via cash you're not seeing the forest behind the trees. bitcoin like cash is permissionless, private and fungible (to some extent). these prop
736.
by keymone 7y ago
you're thinking of only surface functions/endpoints, those that are invoked directly from your api route dispatcher. i'm talking about any function in your source code of a large backend with many endpoints. think of funct
737.
by keymone 7y ago
> You might disagree, but please don't put words into my mouth i don't disagree, i'm trying to help you understand that what (allegedly) makes bitcoin popular for ransomware and illegal transactions is a set of properties
738.
by keymone 7y ago
you pay ransom with cash. because cash has certain properties. which bitcoin also has. which is why bitcoin is being used as digital cash. which in itself isn't a problem and if it is - you need to fight against cash, there's
739.
by keymone 7y ago
The problem is granularity of deployment - the smallest piece you can rollout is, these days, a container with code and dependencies, that has to be build and threaded through your CI/CD stack before it hits prod. I like to imagine wha
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by keymone 7y ago
But the word has multiple meanings and both interpretations are equally plausible. Personally I also thought the title was about secrets. Changing from classified to labeled will remove ambiguity completely.
741.
by keymone 7y ago
> You are not going to pay for ransomware with your credit card ugh.. did you misread my comment? i was talking about cash .
742.
by keymone 7y ago
sigh, how this is still an argument? try going a step further and ask yourself why is bitcoin "popular in the trade of illegal goods and for paying ransomware". hint: there's a thing that is even more "popular in the t
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by keymone 7y ago
> With intrinsic value I meant that there is something tangible you need or want the whole idea of "intrinsic value" is that it is not tied to "needs and wants", because "needs and wants" is just another
744.
by keymone 7y ago
sure, my point was that "value" is artificial concept in itself. if there was no intelligent life - what in the universe would have "value"?
745.
by keymone 7y ago
> valuations make sense as they are tied to the intrinsic value of things do you seriously not see the circular nature of your argument? there is no "intrinsic value", there is only price at which a buyer meets a seller.
746.
by keymone 7y ago
Valuation of what does make sense though? Other than A=A, all valuations are artificial.
747.
by keymone 7y ago
Nah, I just do {:color “brown” :name “fred”}
748.
by keymone 7y ago
you argument that bitcoin sv is relevant stands on that market cap number.
749.
by keymone 7y ago
i bet it's nothing but CSW's marketing trick. he's driving his diplomas in a cartwheel and bragging about publishing a thousand papers a year, but what is any of it worth? were they granted any of the patents they filed fo
750.
by keymone 7y ago
market cap numbers actually aren't meaningful, especially in low liquidity assets like bsv.

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