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by mavu 4y ago
Because many countries do not like money laundering and tax evasion.
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by mavu 4y ago
I am looking forward to the moment, when all the people who consider this the 2nd coming of christ equivalent for the crypto world realize that it's just business as usual.
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by mavu 4y ago
> Million ships <1kb brotli bundles after tree shaking and minification. Get fast bundle load times! The whole Javascript ecosystem needs to be burned to the ground and never spoken of ever again.
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by mavu 4y ago
you can tell yourself that all day long if it makes you feel better. In Europe, uber is exploiting the most vulnerable in our societies, and profiting of the harm they do to people and communities. Not to mention, breaking laws, endangering
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by mavu 4y ago
> Instead of our code being architected around the concept of how pizzas are made in the abstract, its architecture is tightly coupled to the specific needs of these two pizzas that we happened to be dealing with. The chance that we wil
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by mavu 4y ago
Nature is healing.
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by mavu 4y ago
Contact this guy: https://www.youtube.com/c/CuriousMarc If he does not have a machine capable of reading the tapes in his house/museeum, he will know someone who has. (and as a bonus, the recovery might end up as
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by mavu 4y ago
Yes! All of those, in any combination. And new innovations on top. Litterally anything is better than dragging conventions from the 1960s forward; from a time where ASCII was all that was available. Use Whitespace, Try unicode glyphs for di
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by mavu 4y ago
This just makes me incredibly sad when I see new programming language that does not even an tiny effort to improve syntax. Always the same old mess of {}[]() all over the place. And even ; to end the line. Sad.
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by mavu 4y ago
How anyone can read that text and not see that they are being burried under piles of bullshit, is beyond me.
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by mavu 4y ago
Not if they actually are. Then it helps to make informed decisions.
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by mavu 4y ago
Oh, don't worry about it, with the amount of (increasing) energy demand and the resulting pressure on climate change, Crypto is working hard at removing that bad influence.
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by mavu 5y ago
The tone of that article makes sure that I stop reading after 2 paragraphs.
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by mavu 5y ago
The problem starts even earlier. Touchscreens (or touch surfaces) should not be used for any kind of vehicle function. period. If you need to take your eyes away from the road, it is a shit ui. If you can't feel but have to look to see
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by mavu 5y ago
Humans are disgusting (and i mean the buyers) and this is one of the stories that makes me hope the next pandemic will do a better job.
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by mavu 5y ago
Answer: "Because your team is smart and doesn't follow every hype as it happens."
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by mavu 5y ago
> tokens that are used to give attendees a way to prove their record of life experiences. I swear, if all the crypto people would just take a step back and take a good long look at what they are doing, graphics card prices would be back
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by mavu 5y ago
Very nice. I hope this makes some news and show people more clearly what they are actually spending money on.
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by mavu 5y ago
Soo.. how long would it take for the operator to detect that the units weeding all human foodcrops in the US have been hacked and are weeding the actual crop instead of weeds?
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by mavu 6y ago
It's possible to have the compiler running on raspbian. I did that with an older version, (not tested with current, but i guess it should still be possible) and it works nicely. I found that easier than constant crosscompiling.
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by mavu 6y ago
"Florida man releases 750M genetically modified mosquitoes"
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by mavu 6y ago
This is better: https://github.com/phusion/debian-packaging-for-the-modern-d... (someone with the applicable knowledge please fork and continue it)