mateuszf

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by mateuszf 4y ago
> Aren't sales of Bitcoin for Tether taxable anyway? Maybe in US, but not everywhere. For example in Poland where I live crypto to crypto transactions are not taxable.
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by mateuszf 4y ago
Just playing the series for the first time, you made me laugh.
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by mateuszf 4y ago
Did you listen?
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by mateuszf 4y ago
I don't think it's open. Looking on the web page it reports all fitness data, but not notifications, but one can't be sure without checking the actual communication.
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by mateuszf 4y ago
> last up to a week of battery life, do basic things like allow you to get and read notifications, and be a watch. Actually there is something that does that, my favorite watch: https://www.withings.com/us/en/st
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by mateuszf 4y ago
I'm curious - do you really consider trackpoint better than apple touchpads?
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by mateuszf 4y ago
Nope, I think what he said and what he thinks are different things.
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by mateuszf 4y ago
It seems to me that other cryptos or even CBDCs in the form of centralized databases will be used for that - to distract people from Bitcoin. Even Varoufakis understands that Bitcoin is good for the individuals, but not for the governments
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by mateuszf 4y ago
Not tried that but I've heard it's even possible to build custom Android distros.
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by mateuszf 4y ago
I guess because the language is more expressive.
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by mateuszf 4y ago
That's a different thing than running Linux natively.
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by mateuszf 4y ago
My guess would be Linux support if one wants to use it instead of OSX.
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by mateuszf 4y ago
I have StarBook MK IV and also love it. Works great with NixOS.
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by mateuszf 4y ago
Seems like an unintentional mistake though.
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by mateuszf 5y ago
> It amazes me that developers pick closed source Jetbrains JetBrains Intellij Idea Community Edition is open source
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by mateuszf 5y ago
Looking at the other items it seems that the author prefers open source / cross-platform software / services where possible.
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by mateuszf 5y ago
> One thing I'd love to see, is a TUI editor that focuses on providing hooks for developers to build deeper integration with various frameworks into the editor and it's autocomplete. Sounds like emacs in text mode
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by mateuszf 5y ago
> Bitcoin requires custom hardware. No, it doesn't. We're talking about validating network consensus, that's what validator node do, not the mining nodes.
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by mateuszf 5y ago
Intellij Idea Community Edition with Kotlin support as well. Also free as freedom and free beer.
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by mateuszf 5y ago
Never heard of headscale before. Doesn't it require the control server to be accessible publicly?
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by mateuszf 5y ago
As far as I know the final effect is great - getting reproducible, statically linked programs. However, learning Nix / NixOS is quite difficult - it requires a specific set of skills (functional programming, shell, Nix building blocks
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by mateuszf 5y ago
> Chose boring technology Doesn't fit in this case, I'd say Nix is still cutting edge. It may also be simple, but it's not easy (in the Rich Hickey sense).
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by mateuszf 5y ago
That may be a stupid question, but how would the user know that the form was actually submitted?
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by mateuszf 5y ago
Not sure if Clojure is considered niche, but anyway I do it because it's the most fun programming language for me.
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by mateuszf 5y ago
That's cool we agree on Bitcoin clones value. They don't matter.
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by mateuszf 5y ago
As easy as making Facebook clone. Good luck with getting people to use it.
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by mateuszf 5y ago
Again, not issue with Bitcoin but other crypto. If you can "make" money, you can buy anything.
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by mateuszf 5y ago
> Yes, so crypto is just like fiat but without regulations or safe guards or insurance. That's why I'm not a fan of crypto in general, only of Bitcoin > It's hard to manipulate the quantity of bitcoin --- not so hard to
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by mateuszf 5y ago
> What happens if the biggest player has an unlimited supply of money they can just mint at will and use it to drive up the price that you pay? That's what central banks do, and a lot of cryptocurrencies. It's very very hard t
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by mateuszf 5y ago
> Who determines how much your crypto is worth? As with other things - the people who want or don't want to buy it.

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