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kungito
6y ago
I think this issue is very important and when I think about it I cannot help but think the answer lies all the way down in the question whether we have free will. Some people say "you have to be perseverant like me and you will make it
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6y ago
I'm very spoiled from C# and Visual Studio 2019. I have recently started working professionally in Rust and while I do feel the drop in ergonomics, half of the problem is from downgrading from full IDE like Visual Studio to Visual Stud
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6y ago
I totally agree. I have a problem only with the wording of the title and it shouldn't matter who wrote it. It's a matter of integrity and we as software engineers should set higher standards to how we write professional articles
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6y ago
From reading the first few pages I get triggered because the whole "where Rust couldn't" feels like mentioning Rust in the title to piggy back on Rust's rising popularity. I personally don't find Swift interesting i
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6y ago
Well it's easy to say this about summer but in the winter you have no options. It's too cold to hang out outside, play sports or whatever. You could hand out at each other's houses but people prefer to have neutral ground wh
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kungito
6y ago
God bless GDPR. I only wish it was enforced more. Small businesses seem to not be aware or are faking it that they have legitimate interest for the most basic information. Gyms and similar facilities have been very adamant about me signing
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6y ago
All my local furniture shops, including Ikea, have horrible, horrible experience. And it's the same for other shops. It's practically impossible to know all of the following: * is everything in the picture included * what are all
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6y ago
There is also my generation where we have only recently started earning money and thinking about these things, desperately leveraging FOMO and all the other factors, trying to enter the market a bit too late but still before the next crash,
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6y ago
What helps me sleep at night is that even had I entered all this time ago with BTC I would have exited 100 times by now. There have indeed been many 2x,3x,5x multipliers with BTC but there have been so many instances when it was unclear how
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6y ago
I have to add that many of us were lucky to "inherit" the collections from our parents in the late 90s, early 2000s and the comic was and is still very relevant. The later versions which were coming out when I was a kid in the 200
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kungito
6y ago
Since I've been feeling like this for most of my working life, I don't see why this would be a new thing.
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6y ago
I often feel like people formulate the problem wrong. It's not that "your idea was great but only 5% of good ideas work out" but I believe it's more "your idea was almost great but only 5% of ideas are actually grea
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6y ago
But did you ever wonder where the stability of USD comes from? It all comes down to how big the transaction volume of your currency is. Things like "Petrodollar" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrodollar_recyc
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6y ago
I think Binance has the same thing. They have the "Binance pegged BTC" and you have to pay an additional fee to get the "real BTC" which you could put in the "real BTC wallet" https://www.binance.com
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6y ago
What a coincidence. I've just used it 3 times in the past 2 hours to find code for some uuid and statistical cases. I have to admit, it's amazing for a quick lookup of common use cases when you don't want to think too much or
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6y ago
C# has them all already. Java has been lagging behind C# for a long while
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6y ago
Yeah because you can close a sale in 30 minutes
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6y ago
Well, the owner of 51% of processing decides. It also has no use if both parties aren't connected to the internet. Also, you are in the truest sense not the owner of the bitcoins. You are using the "ownership service" of the
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6y ago
Only recently (I guess 10 years) have we started seeing serious billions poured into this research. The battery tech is improving so fast we might see some serious breakthroughs in the next 10 years regarding materials used and energy densi
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6y ago
This is what I disliked about using password managers with autogenerated complex passwords. It feel like too much lock in. I'm glad I switched to Firefox Lockwise before getting too locked in with Google's password management
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6y ago
There is too much money in milking average non technical people in any way possible. I guess whichever "new internet" pops up will be awesome and used by just a small number of power users. Great and flexible tools will never be u
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6y ago
My thoughts exactly. There is 0 chance they could buy a substantial amount of shorts from small players and anyone with a serious enough pile of cash would be insane to sell a short then. It really sounds like someone without basic understa
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6y ago
He's just a kid. Give him a break
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6y ago
0 people I know that studied took loans
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6y ago
Twitch banned the word "virgin". That's even more sad
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6y ago
I'd say a more fair phrasing would be "how many of the die from reasons out of their control"? At first I thought this would even out the car and plane fatalities, but actually you can greatly reduce your risk in plane fatali
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6y ago
You always need a car and it depreciates in quality with time. You need the game just until you finish it and every replat is of same quality. Of all the possible analogies, you could have made a better choice
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6y ago
What if you were orbiting a planet always on the opposite side of where the Sun is?
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6y ago
I'm pretty sure that the big corps are changing the design based on some toxic metrics where they don't really care if we, a small demographic of power users, get annoyed all the time
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6y ago
Go to any public discord server with hundreds of users and you'll see them. I got my friends to pitch in to boost the server so that we can stream to each other in 60 fps but turns out our internet connections cannot handle it
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