leovingi

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by leovingi 6y ago
What are you talking about? Pelosi was encouraging people to go out and visit Chinatown in February, while Trump was talking about shutting down travel from China in January. Which one of those approaches sounds like containment to you?
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by leovingi 7y ago
I played around with this one a few months ago and liked it a lot. And the developer was very helpful in getting it up and running https://gitlab.com/dalibo/postgresql_anonymizer
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by leovingi 7y ago
Which leaders? Please be specific and provide a full list of names.
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by leovingi 7y ago
Am I misunderstanding something here? Based on the AWS calculations on the Lambda pricing page, a single 256Mb Lambda would incur a cost of $2.7902232 per month, using "provisionedConcurrency: 1". Pushing it to 3008Mb, to get acce
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by leovingi 8y ago
Congratulations, you have invented the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communal_apartment
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by leovingi 13y ago
I did answer your question, read it again. Do you think that the guy who sold a pizza for 10'000 put some sort of actual value on Bitcoins? No, it was all good fun. You can also include in the mix the idea that this technology seemed l
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by leovingi 13y ago
People started playing around with Bitcoin because it was something new and exciting, it was truly the first of it's kind! Ideas were being thrown around, more and more people started joining the ecosystem, mining was getting really co
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by leovingi 13y ago
I agree, they could exist. But why would anyone want Xcoins, Ycoins or Zcoins instead of Bitcoins? It's not a choice between meaningless desktop wallpapers or your favourite cheeses - this is a currency. And for that you need faith tha
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by leovingi 13y ago
Hate to burst the Litecoin != ASIC bubble, but... http://www.coindesk.com/asic-miners-litecoin-soon/
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by leovingi 13y ago
Yeah, except, you know, the infrastructure behind it which is getting harder to replicate by each passing day, the amount of money being invested in Bitcoin companies, the first-mover advantage, the fact that no other alt currency is being
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by leovingi 13y ago
That's like saying that instead of embracing a new invention called the "automobile", we should rather be optimizing the horse buggy. Why would we optimize an antiquated banking system to maybe/at-some-point match it wit
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by leovingi 13y ago
I really like to read comments that start off with "Linus should do this and Linus should do that, he should be more accommodating, he should stop swearing, he shouldn't be so offensive, etc." NO! It's perfectly fine to
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by leovingi 14y ago
Couple of assumptions are being made here and I'm going to go through them point by point. ------- "There is now an indelible and permanent record of the transfer of funds and that record will never go away." The author is absolutely correc
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by leovingi 14y ago
I can see your point and you are probably right :) But then again, it depends on the field as well. In any technological field, you would get hired because someone trusts in you. But once you start interacting with your team members, you st
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by leovingi 14y ago
I have always found that the argument of pay inequality doesn't really make any economical sense. If a woman is as qualified as a man, yet is ready to work for less pay, wouldn't that be an incentive to hire loads of women? And if someone,
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by leovingi 14y ago
While I find the general idea of the text acceptable, I do not agree with the sentiment that somehow if you're a woman in the workplace, you just need to be accepted for what you are and you should be provided with an "immediate transfer of
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by leovingi 14y ago
So before creating a petition and asking Americans to sign it, if they agree with it, we should first ask Americans if they want it? Preferably with a petition of some sort, right?