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millettjon
8y ago
This reminds me of when I learned programming with no internet and minimal docs. Everything was an experiment!
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millettjon
8y ago
The podcast Meet The Composer is also excellent. https://www.npr.org/podcasts/528124256/meet-the-composer
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millettjon
8y ago
In Chile mortgages are denominated in a separate currency UF which is inflation adjusted. So the wealth transfer goes the loan holder.
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millettjon
8y ago
See also clojure shell https://github.com/dundalek/closh
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millettjon
9y ago
Good to see them pushing the boundaries. The payoff will be huge if they can achieve faster velocity of iterative improvements.
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millettjon
9y ago
In fact they are in at least some cases. https://twitter.com/aantonop/status/979489136439693313
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millettjon
9y ago
They could easily route riskier traffic over a separate set of ips and domains without affecting delivery of other domains. This is standard practice in the industry.
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millettjon
9y ago
Not sure in his case, but I keep my dns configuration in git and deploy over ssh git pull followed by a dns server restart. I prefer ssh as I know better how to secure that and it seems like less attack surface.
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millettjon
9y ago
I would be happy to donate if that would support open sourcing enough to bootstrap this in other locations.
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millettjon
9y ago
There are moonquakes so not completely dead. https://www.nasa.gov/exploration/home/15mar_moonquakes.html
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millettjon
9y ago
I orded a librem5 for this among other reasons. https://puri.sm/shop/librem-5/
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millettjon
9y ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dmitry_Belyayev_(zoologist) Several generations of selective breeding was enough to produce tame foxes.
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millettjon
9y ago
If you live under the influence of a failing government, the liquidity of bitcoin may well be higher that the local failin currency as you can move value to/from the outside world.
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millettjon
9y ago
Old joke from engineering school: How did the economist cross the river? He assumed a boat.
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millettjon
9y ago
I think it has high utility anywhere outside of the US and EU. There are billions of people that don't have access to stable currencies or reasonable banking.
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millettjon
9y ago
I and my children are big fans of your work. THANK YOU! I show much of your work to kids in our 18 student community home school we run in rural Chile. I wish there was more financial support for your team. I would definitely support via pa
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millettjon
9y ago
There are many currencies that do swing as wildly as bitcoin and we do not refer to those as pryamid schemes.
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millettjon
10y ago
Functional package management like nix or guix.
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millettjon
10y ago
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ss574 Also Google Soil Carbon Cowboys. There used to be many tens of millions of bison living on North American grasslands.
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millettjon
10y ago
This completely ignores the fact that grain fed factory cows are a problem but pastured cows actually store carbon in the grass roots and also reduce emissions by not tilling, and using less fossil fuels, fertilizers, and herbicides. Protei
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millettjon
10y ago
Does anyone have a by country breakdown of snapchat users and growth? In Chile in my kids circle of friends, they used it a bit last year but have all deleted it now in favor of musically. Everyone here (kids and adults) also have whatsapp
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10y ago
Chris Masterjohn just releases a podcast on managing copper status. https://chrismasterjohnphd.com/2017/02/03/manage-copper-stat... I haven't listened to this one yet but typically his stuff is top notch
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millettjon
10y ago
Does your source account for number of miles driven per capita?
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German research institutions boycott Elsevier
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10y ago
What are the privacy implications of this? Is there a duck duck go version?
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10y ago
I use borg for laptops and servers. I use syncthing for (android) phones and tablets to sync photos/videos to home server where they are then backed up by borg. In the past, I have used rdiff-backup and tarsnap.
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10y ago
Just an anecdote but my kids (2 10 year olds in Chile) use Instagram and Snapchat about the same. They use Whatsapp and Musically several times more frequently.
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10y ago
If a large portion of the population does not value or understand science, how can you have a rational debate on values?
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10y ago
I deleted my Facebook account and suggest others do the same.
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10y ago
Mars is just the first step. The more environments we habitate (ceres, europa, titan, venus etc), the less the probability that they would all be affected by a disaster.
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