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by lvass 4y ago
>lugging all those other buffers around project(ile)-switch-to-buffer is your friend.
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by lvass 4y ago
So who invented "crypto"? What is it even, cryptography? Where can I read their thoughts on authoritarianism?
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by lvass 4y ago
In my non-expert opinion, this is almost as good as it could be. People should face the harsh truths about their habits. I just dislike the underlying assumptions that things with fat or whatever is bad, every single macronutrient is great,
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by lvass 4y ago
This is a very extraordinary claim and should have really strong evidence. At least I'd want to know exactly what is being done to exterminate some groups. The latest example I know of is Stalin's food redirections. Or are you tal
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by lvass 4y ago
>crypto was invented What are you talking about? David Chaum? NSA? Mesopotamian cryptography?
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by lvass 4y ago
Within the now practically vanished ~40B market cap in the Terra ecosystem, were the hopes and life savings of many poor souls. No matter how bad it looked like in hindsight, they're still human and deserve empathy. For anyone who lost
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by lvass 4y ago
>stable career I see what you did there, and laughed. I took a hit but now think of nothing but moving on. Thank you. I agree with the sentiment, but take a more free-market stance of allowing these things to fail, the worst part is a lo
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by lvass 4y ago
I've no idea, something equivalent was done many times over to either result. I certainly would not want to be him right now, I don't see him as directly responsible for anyone's loss, anyone understands a UST is not the same
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by lvass 4y ago
That's totally correct. But it's also how it works the best, the world is brutal, move on. I'd rather face that than the bank run I just went through, and I was practically unscathed compared to the many horror stories out th
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by lvass 4y ago
This was a sad week for me. I've basically spent the last year working on Terra. Everything moves fast there, so many new and shiny things and people excited for them, most of which did work, until it didn't I guess. I always felt
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by lvass 4y ago
Apples and oranges comparison. How many of those breaches were from people who stored their keys safely and didn't interact with smart contracts? That's something a person is able to do. Guaranteeing your fiat is safe in some plac
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by lvass 4y ago
Mercadolibre/Mercadopago.
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by lvass 4y ago
I guess that's a normal reaction when your money feels untouchable, almost sacred, stored in the world's reserve currency in one of the largest institutions. Digital money is no man's land (and unbearably inflationary) in som
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by lvass 4y ago
Incredibly common on a certain LatAm fintech/marketplace as well. A lot of people with suspended accounts with funds, nonexistent support. This is why crypto unfortunately makes a lot of sense, not that it should, but it often does fee
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by lvass 4y ago
Apple is part of NSA's PRISM according to Snowden leaks.
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by lvass 4y ago
>Select this type to use your email provider's sub-addressing (aka "plus addressing" or "aliasing") Anyone knows which providers do this? >e.g. alice+gsd4aqqe@bitwarden.com) If this pattern becomes popular eno
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by lvass 4y ago
This is disgusting. I wouldn't want to work with people offended by simple and direct speech, and even less if they'd be fine with a sugarcoated version like this instead. I feel sorry for anyone who has to talk like this, if I we
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by lvass 4y ago
How devoid of intelligence it is to consider this manufactured divide as the reason things may fall apart. The group of mass media big-shots is extremely cohesive, as per this author's own perception of integration. Yet they fuel both
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by lvass 4y ago
This is jarring to me. Does the author use Lisp, APL, Forth or what?
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by lvass 4y ago
I feel the same for every LSP feature. They're all useful, but I must specifically ask for them or they're too annoying. The only exception is diagnostics which is fine to show a small marker in it's line, though they also ge
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by lvass 5y ago
I'm from the sticks in brazil. Know not a single tech worker besides myself. The main benefit is everything is really cheap, you can live quite nicely with like $400/month. Would not come here without knowing the language though.
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by lvass 5y ago
Me too. I also suspect "mating success" is negatively correlated with eudaimonia these days, but who'd want to go there?
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by lvass 5y ago
Neat tool. I tried generating a config similar to mine, and it was surprisingly close, although it looks quite different without use-package. Did you not add use-package because it's not in the repositories you're using, or someth
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by lvass 5y ago
That's just one disease, that one wouldn't expect to be associated with low cholesterol to begin with, though.
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by lvass 5y ago
If you don't assume we don't know nearly anything, you're bound to jump into some early and bad conclusions. I have no idea what such condition may be. Heck, a year ago we thought the human body had a different number of bone
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by lvass 5y ago
Please enlighten us how you know statin health effects are 100% related to the fact their usage happen to reduce TC measurements, as your entire post assumes that. Alternative hypothesis: high cholesterol is correlated (a small part of TC i
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by lvass 5y ago
>Also, @cgwalters thinks trying to whitelist file paths is a bad idea given the myriad ways users have to manipulate paths, and the myriad ways in which system administrators may configure a system. So you either get the entire filesyste
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by lvass 5y ago
If you believe that, you should not only avoid using it yourself, but also proximity to users. Would you want your social circle to be full of crackheads? If you believe it harms the brain, would you hire someone who uses tiktok? I, for one
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by lvass 5y ago
I learned Haskell. Everyone around me loves hearing how awesome monads are, and soon enough, I became a beast at parties.
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by lvass 5y ago
What language wouldn't suffer from this, besides APL? Even very recent and well designed libraries like Elixir's Nx look like another APL-like language bolted on. Pipe syntax helps but not much.

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