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manesioz
4y ago
This is hilarious
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manesioz
4y ago
Honestly I can't see why anyone has these smart speakers anyways. Best case scenario is what, saving a minute by not typing in a Google query or phone number? Doesn't seem like a sufficient benefit when you consider the downside -
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manesioz
4y ago
Great post mortem, I love reading these. Its pretty neat that the tech industry is relatively transparent about these situations -- we all benefit from learning about them.
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manesioz
4y ago
I know "it's literally 1984" [1] is a meme but c'mon... This is ridiculous even for Google. The systematic deconstruction and sanitation of language so that it conforms to a particular group's ideological leanings i
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manesioz
4y ago
Very sleek design, nice work
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manesioz
4y ago
Clearly the team has a lot of experience in fintech but I was wondering what the major regulatory hoops someone would have to jump through to build something like this -- especially if someone wanted to make a similar product in Canada/
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manesioz
4y ago
This looks incredible, congrats on the release. Does anyone know if something similar exists in Canada?
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Matt Taibbi: America’s Intellectual No-Fly Zone
(scheerpost.com)
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manesioz
4y ago
Or at the very least, not criminalize competitive compatibility attempts.
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4y ago
Although I'm not super familiar with CRDTs, respect for being intellectually honest and humble. Its tough separating ego from our work, especially if we spend a lot of time and energy on it.
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5y ago
When I was an intern at my first company, my term was nearing it's end and I wanted to get another role elsewhere. I booked a small meeting room during work hours for an interview, but as I was about to enter I noticed my boss was alre
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Taxonomy of Attacks on Open-Source Software Supply Chains
(arxiv.org)
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Dall-E 2 illustrations of Twitter bios
(twitter.com)
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Becoming a Full-Time Creator as a Software Engineer: Controversial Advice
(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
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5y ago
> I found some unsettling information about the founder of Fast, Dominic Holland. This thread [1] touches on what some of that stuff probably was. Sounds like the CEO was a charismatic scammer. [1]: https://nitter.net/jac
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5y ago
> People may never receive the money they were promised. “We make no warranty … that we will be successful launching the Worldcoin network or issuing WLD tokens,” says a contract distributors must sign before receiving an Orb, which was
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Canada will ban sales of combustion engine passenger cars by 2035
(engadget.com)
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Without Privacy, We Are Creating Systems to Discriminate
(medium.com)
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Jamaica offers incentives for first CBDC adopters
(bloomberg.com)
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Money and Payments: The U.S. Dollar in the Age of Digital Transformation [pdf]
(federalreserve.gov)
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manesioz
5y ago
All the more reason to buy and transact with privacy-preserving currency like Monero and wholeheartedly reject CBDCs.
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manesioz
5y ago
World's first kegger
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manesioz
5y ago
This sounds awesome. A few questions: What were some of the biggest insights which lead to a 5x faster build process? And how do you afford to provide the liquidity upfront?
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manesioz
5y ago
I've enjoyed the Huberman Lab podcast a lot. https://youtube.com/c/AndrewHubermanLab
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manesioz
5y ago
Same with IBM, very confusing
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Canadian startup Kepler stirs debate with planned fleet of internet satellites
(theglobeandmail.com)
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5y ago
Nice catch, sorry about that
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A brain implant has allowed a blind woman to see basic shapes and letters
(sciencealert.com)
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6y ago
> Christian values are deeply individualistic. Arguable. For example look at Acts 2:44 which reads "All the believers were together and had everything in common." Or Luke 3:11 which states "Anyone who has two shirts should
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manesioz
6y ago
Lovely website! One thing I noticed is that https://musclewiki.com/Dumbbells/Male/Hamstrings/ returns nothing. Maybe add some dumbell romanian deadlifts? Great stuff tho :)
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