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mateuszf
5y ago
Just choose the DIY option
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5y ago
> The alternatives to Kubernetes are even more complex. Kubernetes takes a few weeks to learn. Learning Heroku and starting using it takes maybe an hour. It's more expensive and you won't have as much control as with Kubernetes
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mateuszf
5y ago
If you have to. That's your choice, you can always find a Photoshop alternative. Probably not as extensive but that's a matter of compromises.
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5y ago
That's what you use VM for
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5y ago
Shouldn't they improve their security?
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5y ago
local and with sharing seem like a bit contradictory features
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5y ago
> Redis EXPIRE doesn't actually delete any data after it expires though. I guess OP likes the simplicity that built-in expiration provides. In your example - all selects reading the value will need to have this expiration check. And
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5y ago
> You'd think an intrinsically deflationary asset like Bitcoin would move differently in the face of USD inflation. Any explanation for why this might be? I guess because right now a big percentage of bitcoin price comes from specul
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5y ago
Clojure is actually very practical and pragmatic.
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5y ago
Worth mentioning is the fact that currencies often fail because of increasing money supply and in effect loss of value. In the case of bitcoin the monetary policy doesn't allow for reckless printing.
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5y ago
It seems stable if you measure with CPI inflation, but then check real estate prices, healthcare and education prices, stock prices.
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5y ago
I guess OP means long term declining interest rates and their effect on wealth distribution.
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6y ago
> Why do you think the government would have to produce new ASICs, when they could just buy or seize the existing ones? There is not enough of them to buy on the market to make 51% attack. Of course seizing is possible but hard because I
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6y ago
> If a major government wanted to break crypto, it would simply credibly threaten to launch a 51% attack. Do you know how hard it's now to buy/produce graphic cards and asic-s good for mining crypto? The demand is very big yet
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6y ago
Heroku does allow building / deploying Docker images - https://devcenter.heroku.com/categories/deploying-with-docke...
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6y ago
Land is hard to liquidate when needed, unless it's in a popular place.
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6y ago
No if it's decentralized enough.
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6y ago
I have found the whole interview on Reddit - https://vimeo.com/505445024
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6y ago
Intellij + Maven here, also very happy with it
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6y ago
> But if it's an entirely new asset class and can't be simplified into any narrower definition, how do I figure out what a reasonable price is or what numbers I should put on my accounting statements? Two words: digital gold
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6y ago
> I'm actually short BTC How's that going for you?
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6y ago
Intellij Idea Community Edition is also open source, and lots of plugins are too
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6y ago
> Q: Is this fundamentally different to having a suitcase full of cash? Yes, government can't print bitcoin. If you store cash - in the long term you will lose buying power. If bitcoin gets adopted as a store of value - nobody will
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6y ago
> The core feature of any cryptocurrency is "money w/o state regulation", but when you're talking about selling it for any major currency (Dollars, Euros, Sterling, Yen, RMB) guess what, you're regulated. Depends
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6y ago
JDBI is awesome :)
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6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightning_Network
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6y ago
I'm reading these comments, and am quite happy that I bought an LG B9 TV. It's smart, fast, has no ads, the UI is quite cool, has a lot of inputs and has an excellent video quality. The only downside was the price, but that's
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6y ago
If they use own DNS then maybe it can be disabled by IP rule in firewall?
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6y ago
And no screenshot? That would be useful.
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6y ago
Imagine a web browser without visible user interface apart from the content. Just like vi is to other text editors.
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