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by lifty 7y ago
Canary Islands have good internet connectivity. At least Tenerife does. Beautiful and affordable place too.
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by lifty 7y ago
Can you please clarify, what is a guy feeling?
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by lifty 7y ago
If she is paid based on deliverables it’s perfect. If he is paid by the hour, and the employers don’t know about the double job, value can be eroded and it’s hard to keep it fair. If someone hires you on a per hour basis they expect best ef
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by lifty 7y ago
Just like Americans. Information freedom is no panacea but I think it helps. It’s just that it has a long lead time.
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by lifty 7y ago
HN, the place to be if you’re anything in the tech community.
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by lifty 7y ago
They do mention in the customer commitment document that they will not use data from Calibra to improved as targeting on the Facebook platform.
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by lifty 7y ago
Indeed they have. They are far from perfect. But the top few cryptocurrencies have a decent track record.
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by lifty 7y ago
Value and it's underpinnings act in very bizzare ways, and people might assign value to something just because other people do as well. Regarding Bitcoin, one of the reasons people assign value to it is because it offeres a way to keep
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by lifty 7y ago
This is their custommer commitment document which specifies some details about how they will maintain user privacy and Libra's relationship to Facebook: https://scontent-ams4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.2365-6/650836
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by lifty 7y ago
I prefer this approach as well. We shouldn’t ban anything but instead tax pollution and other externalities accordingly (high taxation level). This way solution can appear slowly, without outright banning whole industries. The principle bei
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by lifty 7y ago
Correctly implemented concurrency/parallelism primitives are not a bad idea. I am thinking along the lines of Clojure/Erlang/Go. They make life more enjoyable.
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by lifty 7y ago
OCaml would have seen so much more adoption if it had a solid multicore story. It really is a shame, because it's a nice language.
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by lifty 7y ago
Not sure about the spam, but I regularly do jobs and for the money I pay, the value is great. I also think they streamlined the experience pretty well. I personally use the shotgun approach sometimes where I hire multiple designers and just
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by lifty 7y ago
I appreciate the lengthy reply and I sympathise with your concern regarding the cargo culting of technology trends. It's not the first time it happens nor the last. I disagree in general with your view and I think that past few years h
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by lifty 7y ago
I would really like to hear what's your proposed alternative for managing software. The world is digitising at a staggering pace and we have to deal with ever increasing density and complexity in software deployments. How would this lo
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by lifty 7y ago
I dislike this proposal for the same reason. Looks like a function but does not behave like a normal one. I personally don't mind the verbose error handling in go and I think it's clear and easy to follow.
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by lifty 7y ago
Try mediation to identify and get more comfortable with the feelings that trigger the procrastination or task avoidance. Once you start on that path and identify the problems you can also make changes in your life, instead of just accepting
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by lifty 7y ago
It would have been nice if btrfs would be discussed, since it's supposed to be the next generation filesystem for Linux.
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by lifty 7y ago
Missed that one. The gVisor calls are closer to 40k but the difference is indeed big.
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by lifty 7y ago
where did you get the 100x number? Haven't seen it on the page you provided. Also, I checked previously gVisor and the performance indeed worse, but nowhere even close to 100x worse.
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by lifty 7y ago
The annoying part is that the operating system allows this and doesn’t have a good way for users to restrict service startup.
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by lifty 7y ago
And how would you stop accepting the outward movement of people educated in Romania? Not sure if you are proposing to restrict freedom of movement, but that would be pretty hard to pass, and frankly scary. As I see it, the only reasonable w
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by lifty 7y ago
mailu.io is an open source alternative to poste.io and bundles a classing email stack in an easy to use package. But it’s still quite complex under the hood. There is also an upcoming project called maddy( https://github.com&#x2F
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by lifty 8y ago
cljs + reagent + re-frame is still the most enjoyable way for me to build react UIs
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Getting started with Filecoin(filecoin.io)
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by lifty 8y ago
I see several comments from user "andreslucena", who apparently is one of the founders of the project, and they are all dead. Why did this happen? I am totally confused.
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by lifty 8y ago
I thought water is the obvious thing. As far as I know dehydration is the main reason for hang overs and in my experience, drinking water while drinking alcohol removes almost in totality the hangover side effects.
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by lifty 8y ago
There is a new consensus algorithm called Avalanche, which apparently starts a new, 3rd category. You can read the white paper here: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmUy4jh5mGNZvLkjies1RWM4YuvJh5o2FYopNPV...
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by lifty 8y ago
You might be right but that doesn't reflect my own experience. I tend prefer native applications when using my mobile phone and I only use the browser for consuming text content. When it comes to more interactive experiences like maps,
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by lifty 8y ago
What is your opinion on handshake.org? I am excited about it’s potential even though it has a massive uphill battle to gain adoption. The main reason why I’m excited about it is because it could also be used as a cryptographic identity that

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