klntsky

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by klntsky 4y ago
Buy high, sell low.
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by klntsky 4y ago
> Some variant of SQLite that you can run from the browser and update client-side will emerge Has already been tried: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_SQL_Database
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by klntsky 4y ago
The division is not only in network infrastructure, but in human minds as well.
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by klntsky 4y ago
> The market for stock photography and grunt level copy writing collapses entirely. You assume that with the new technology the total number of people needed in this sector will be reduced, but I think the industry will simply adjust, an
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by klntsky 4y ago
This is a reasonable approach, but having a catch-all case that handles the exception and re-throws it, but wrapped in custom exception type can be problematic in case a new exception is added - the consumer of the API needs to go over thei
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by klntsky 4y ago
> i.e. due power save mode This is your problem, isn't it? I never use power save mode and have no problems with these delays.
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by klntsky 4y ago
Depends on the EULA.
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by klntsky 4y ago
> legislation It's not even an option in most of the developed world, it's equivalent to property expropriation.
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by klntsky 4y ago
> Opinionated products breed passionate customers ...Passionate customers promote lame products Lame products breed indifferent customers Indifferent customers subscribe to using opinionated products Sorry.
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by klntsky 4y ago
It is still possible that it will deliver, just not today or tomorrow. E.g. China has a large population that eventually will not be satisfied with just material comfort. They may start demanding more rights to themselves.
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by klntsky 4y ago
They are in fact well structured and not random at all. Take a look at this: https://github.com/ekmett/lens/wiki/Operators
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by klntsky 4y ago
> just to save a few characters and make everything more magic than it is No, this is not the true motivation. Human attention spans on symbols, the more succinct the code is, the more meaning it can encompass in the same number of chara
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by klntsky 4y ago
Managing TODOs is quite straightforward: - Have a development plan with lists of features/problems to be released/fixed in each version - Create an issue for each of the TODOs (and link it in the code comments) - Assign all issues
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by klntsky 4y ago
The big goal can be your future family.
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by klntsky 4y ago
Not to mention path sharing (also called structural sharing) for free.
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by klntsky 4y ago
The effort to set up a test suite is oftentimes significantly higher than simply fixing a bug or adding a feature.
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by klntsky 4y ago
New customers are allowed to pay in cash to the driver, which makes it effectively anonymous. Nothing was at stake.
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by klntsky 4y ago
"Not interested in СЯYPT0"
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by klntsky 4y ago
> This is also a "hey why not, its free money" kind of incentive Does it matter who does the slashing, as long as the incentive is enough to motivate doing it?
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by klntsky 4y ago
This is too much for a human. It may be that there was another computer screen not shown on video, displaying particular steps to perform. Not saying I think it's fake, but the supposed proof video does not actually prove anything.
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by klntsky 4y ago
> It would probably go against his values and mission He could have sent his BTC to zero address.
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by klntsky 4y ago
So what are these design decisions in case of everything "meta-"?
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by klntsky 4y ago
80% of all USD have been printed since 2020. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1SL
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by klntsky 4y ago
> which are basically community spaces. These are primitive 2D games with videochat. These technologies existed for decades, it's naive to expect anything more from them than already exists. Changing the name to something more hyped
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by klntsky 4y ago
> That's simply not an option in most areas of the world. That is an option in 2nd-3rd world countries, even to a greater extent than in the US (because the market is global and local jobs usually don't pay well). E.g. my compe
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by klntsky 4y ago
No, they are not. But almost no one uses emoji to compose sentences anyway.
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by klntsky 4y ago
Thanks God this is not a part of the Unicode standard.
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by klntsky 4y ago
This is literally Telegram stickers.
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by klntsky 4y ago
That's interesting, but how are you going to deal with unpredictability of JS timers and with GC pauses?
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by klntsky 4y ago
A friend of mine made an NFT collection with modulars in the browser: https://www.fxhash.xyz/generative/7123

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