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miohtama
2y ago
Because of Bitcoin volatility, fees are very insignificant compared to daily price movement and irrelevant in day trading.
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miohtama
2y ago
Maybe a better solution is privately hosted cloud solution, or just any SaaS that cannot violate data privacy by design.
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2y ago
I have been hiring some 30 Devs over the years and the most important positive factor is open source contributions. It's a public trac record that you cannot fake. It also shows you can communicate and work with others. You can also ge
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miohtama
2y ago
Also this means Russia is the biggest killer of airline passengers?
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miohtama
2y ago
I guess one of the issues is that because Lua is tailored for embedded use case, it lacks appeal as a general purpose software development ecosystem and thus its usage is marginal.
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miohtama
2y ago
In the US of A, in the land of free and brave, it's a crime if the stock price does not go up. Probably legal fees are very minor compared to losses and it would be bad fiduciary duty not to sue if there is even 1% chance to win by a m
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miohtama
2y ago
The problem with the battery pack serviceability are proprietary technology and lack of standardisation, making fixing and getting replacement parts hard. Also a lot of closed source software contributes to this. This could change in the fu
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2y ago
Italy is too many mom and pop shops and not doing that great https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/italian-smes-small-pretty-str...
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miohtama
2y ago
Cloudflare has easiest usability and generous free tier
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2y ago
I remember wondering APPEND as a kid three decades ago. Looks like it had a very specific legacy use case, which was no longer present in more modern DOS versions. Live and learn.
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2y ago
Not sure if Shakespeare is going to be useful source for most of the tasks the users want to use LLMs for
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Deutsche Bank building layer two chain on the top of Ethereum
(financemagnates.com)
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miohtama
2y ago
Python has had threaded, multiprocessing and such web servers for 20 years now e.g. in the form of Apache's mod_wsgi. The async movement is recent, and optional in Python. There are benefits for async, but obvious downsides line colour
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miohtama
2y ago
Notebooks are a wonderful tool, especially now when Visual Studio Code has superb editor for them. Before this, using web based Jupyter was a bit pain. I use PyCharm for .py files, which is still a bit broken for notebooks, but always go to
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miohtama
2y ago
This will translate to the cost of host serves in Germany.
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The electricity cost jumps to almost 1000 EUR / MWh in Germany
(twitter.com)
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2y ago
It can be no regulation. There has not been regulation for online forums for forty years and Earth did not explode or human kind did not end.
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2y ago
And this has a use case only because of the reclutance of outgoing US Democrats government and Gensler's personal reclutance to provide regulatory clarity. Had Bitcoin ETFs approved 10 years ago when they were first applied we would no
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miohtama
2y ago
> In 2023, the group put out what came to be known as “the pause letter,” which called on AI labs to pause development of advanced models for six months, and to use that time to develop safety standards. It's not that these guys wou
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2y ago
>Tesla finds the rules unfair because it believes it reports better data than other automakers, which makes it look like Tesla is responsible for an outsized number of crashes involving advanced driver-assistance systems, one of the sour
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2y ago
Oh wow: And in 1954, the CIA protected United Fruit’s interests by overthrowing the Guatemalan government, which had threatened to take some of the company’s land — much of which was being held in reserve, not even cultivated — and redistri
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Project Mariner – Automate Chrome with Gemini
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miohtama
2y ago
That's because Elon Musk hate is very popular at the moment and thus this headline sells. Usually the Economist does better to job.
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2y ago
All publicity is good publicity
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2y ago
"There is no consensus on the main cause of this surge in violence" If I am not misunderstood, the consensus in Sweden and globally is that the situation is caused by lax immigration policies and taking in too many immigrants who
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2y ago
Non-paywalled https://archive.li/nX82f#selection-687.0-687.61
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Crypto Insiders Turned 'Debanking' into a Political Storm
(nytimes.com)
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2y ago
It's not government taking it away. It's a bank taking it away because they do not want to spend time and money to resolve the situation. The legal risk is high where as there is very little upside for retaining the customer relat
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2y ago
In the EU, there is a right for a bank account. But this right does not cover anti-money laundering excuses to debank a person.
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2y ago
I have a friend that is constantly being debanked and his wires getting lost because he has the same name as politically exposed Russian person. Banks do not negotiate. They just kick him off and sometimes even lose his money. There is noth
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