lopatin

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   by lopatin 4y ago

   What’s the difference between PFOF and actual front running in the Flash Boys sense? Why is PFOF considered legally legit?
2. 272.▲
   by lopatin 4y ago

   You madlad!
3. 273.▲
   by lopatin 4y ago

   Do you mean that if you reject the cookie then the transaction will fail?
4. 274.▲
   by lopatin 4y ago

   I see. I didn’t know that they previously committed to explicitly not doing this. Sounds like they kind of shot them selves in the foot.
5. 275.▲
   by lopatin 4y ago

   Which Australian sites require cookie opt-ins?
6. 276.▲
   by lopatin 4y ago

   People seem outraged about the marketing cookies. Genuine question: Why?
7. 277.▲
   by lopatin 4y ago

   Comparing you frequenting a food truck to a CEO that takes massive risks at the expense of his employees is insane.
8. 278.▲
   by lopatin 4y ago

   “crypto up plz” being the calculated, good faith, board approved risk? I’m not saying it was illegal. All I’m saying is the people who paid for the bad bets (with their livelihoods) were not the same ones who made the bets in the first plac
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   by lopatin 4y ago

   You still wouldn't phrase it like "Airflow's Problem" because the concept of airflow is incapable of having a problem. It just exists. Some theories _about_ airflow may have problems, but then you would specify that in t
10. 280.▲
    by lopatin 4y ago

    I think context matters and the title "Airflow's Problem" doesn't make much sense when talking about the physical phenomenon of flowing air.
11. 281.▲
    by lopatin 4y ago

    I'd suggest to raise the issue in the devlist or on GitHub Issues to get more visibility.
12. 282.▲
    by lopatin 4y ago

    So to confirm, you are annoyed that the name of this project is a word.
13. 283.▲
    by lopatin 4y ago

    I used to hang out on that forum many years ago during my school lunch breaks, before I found the light. Never thought I’d see the day it’s linked to from HN.
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    So people shouldn’t use databases because 20 years down the line it will save someone the hassle of installing it? What about when the data grows a little bit and you need an index? Or you need to do a simple join? Implement your own BTree?
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    Would a blockchain based Glassdoor alternative make sense? You can't sue a blockchain, and if they do somehow, they're not going to ban the entire blockchain in the whole country just because it provides anonymous reviews.
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    Personally I am not outraged by the fact that Python’s most popular package authors must go through the “burden” of authenticating their accounts properly.
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    They come up because people who don't understand them think they are important and people who do understand them want other people to know. Also, speaking of memes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADqLBc1vFwI
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    So many rich text formats? Ridiculous! We need to develop one universal standard that covers everyone's use cases. [j] https://xkcd.com/927/
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    Solend is now voting to reverse the decision to interfere with $170M position(realms.today)

    116 points by lopatin 4y ago|81 comments
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    It seems to that it's still all about BTC. BTC drops, ETH drops as a result, industry suffers a liquidity crisis, stETH depegs, Celsius pauses withdrawals, and here we are? I don't understand all of this too well, so I can definit
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    Has anything like this been done for simulating the economy of a country?
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    Another algorithmic stablecoin loses its peg as Tron’s USDD falls(fortune.com)

    3 points by lopatin 4y ago|1 comments
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    3.2 Proof of Stability ... Proof : Left as an exercise
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    You're right that it's a totally different mindset. I was going to post a comment along the lines of "anytime I need to hack my editor, it's a waste of my time". That's where IntelliJ shines. It's so matur
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    Sorry dang.
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    Interesting. I graduated a decade ago and remember taking CS421 where you implement part of an OCaml compiler in OCaml. I thought that it was required because I don't think I would have chosen it myself. It ended up being my favorite c
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    Thoughts and prayers to all the people whose heads just exploded by reading that Haskell doesn't gain you that much compared to Go. (I tend to agree)
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    This is really cool. Maybe in the future you can make a paid version with a bunch of BI features. In your opinion, how does it compare to PyCharm (Enterprise version) when it's all blinged out with big data tools and integrations? I re
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    Yeah but to be good, you have to have like at least 5 years of experience shipping stuff. It's kind of like going through many years of law/medicine school.
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    by lopatin 4y ago

    Thank you! Part of the reason that I love these front-end threads is because inevitably somebody will make a fool of themselves by spouting anti-js-dev "backend master-race" nonsense, and this certainly did not let me down.