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by marcofatica 5y ago
They can take the site down but he NFTs can't be removed at this point
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by marcofatica 5y ago
Not anymore with Rails 7. You can now bootstrap a new project with hotwire (html over the wire) to build a SPA
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by marcofatica 5y ago
peace of mind, not a piece of mind
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by marcofatica 5y ago
Banks halt funds every day, when they close for business at end of day. ATMs are available but can be out of order or out of cash. Binance is open 24/7 and maintenance that requires downtime has to happen at some point
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp gives $180k to ousted hermit River Dave(concordmonitor.com)
66 points by marcofatica 5y ago|80 comments
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by marcofatica 6y ago
Never had a Nexus, but I had the Pixel 1, liked it so much I got another after I broke it (dropped it so many times, it was very resilient). Then updated to the Pixel 3a. 0 problems whatsoever and it's the best phone I've ever own
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by marcofatica 6y ago
love this feature so much
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by marcofatica 7y ago
maybe it's a regional thing? everyone I know has a ps4 and I only know one or two people with an xbox
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by marcofatica 7y ago
That's why you're supposed to have savings, but it seems these days people prefer to spend frivolously
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by marcofatica 7y ago
I would put real money on a bet that the author did not ever try it, and has never ran into those issues, and is simply speculating
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by marcofatica 7y ago
People need essentials, the reason things are so delayed is people like you trying to order a recorder when people need toilet paper and groceries
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by marcofatica 7y ago
If you suspect they won't pay outstanding bills, what makes you think they'll pay severance and health benefits in a downturn?
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by marcofatica 7y ago
tl;dr do your chores
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by marcofatica 8y ago
still works on win10! and you can backspace, but only the current line, so don't press enter until you're really sure
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by marcofatica 8y ago
Agreed, makes no sense to me either. So they want to be a first mover with the right idea, but poor execution and eventually lose out to all other competition? Sounds like a great business philosophy.
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by marcofatica 8y ago
> /r/transdiy Please don't promote communities like this
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by marcofatica 9y ago
> a normal non-neural-net benchmark shows a total performance improvement of... 3x because they aren't intended to run non-neural-net workloads. you don't judge a dishwasher by it's ability to wash your clothes, do you?
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by marcofatica 9y ago
wow!
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by marcofatica 9y ago
Intel would've been wiped out in this segment by AMD. only choice to survive
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by marcofatica 9y ago
Comcomm
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by marcofatica 9y ago
agreed. the scrolling is awful and the text placement and sizing is weird.
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by marcofatica 9y ago
It's not. Many addresses are single use
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by marcofatica 9y ago
I don't like Facebook or the decisions they've been making more a company, and I don't particularly like React
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by marcofatica 9y ago
Because the largest factor that is always overlooked when criticizing any of these sources is that these articles are not written by the same person. Breitbart is not the source, it's just the host. Each article should be considered on
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by marcofatica 9y ago
And there cases of WaPo doing the exact same thing against the right, especially towards our President. Those posts are easy to spot and even easier to dismiss. I'm asking about the article specifically - is there something in it that
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by marcofatica 9y ago
Well stated
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by marcofatica 9y ago
Can you explain to me the difference in reliability of information between the version posted on WaPo and Breitbart?
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by marcofatica 9y ago
damn
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by marcofatica 9y ago
so chrome needs a competitive feature! i might do this one
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by marcofatica 9y ago
yeah but why go to a shoemaker if you can do it yourself? same reason people learn to tailor clothes. i think it has potential

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