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by mirzap 4y ago
Lambda School always looked as a scam to me. I mean, $20k+ for a "bootcamp" and couple of courses is crazy expensive. It's like they designed this program to squeeze all the money from people who can not afford ridiculous tui
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The Future of the Transistor Is Our Future(spectrum.ieee.org)
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From $5B+ to $0: The Rise and Fall of Autonomous Trucking Software Company(news.crunchbase.com)
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by mirzap 4y ago
Finally someone does versioning properly and enforce basic REST principles. URL versioning (v1,v2, etc) simply don't make any sense yet they are used all the time. API shouldn't ever change (on that version) once you release the v
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by mirzap 4y ago
Same happened to me. It seems quite buggy.
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I use Foxit reader. It's free and cross platform with great UI.
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You can use ULID and store it as UUID since they are the same size. You can check this article for the details: https://blog.daveallie.com/ulid-primary-keys
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by mirzap 4y ago
Yeah, and they were even profitable with ~3k employees. Then the hiring spree started and they went negative. Even if there wasn't Musk they would have to let go at least 30% of the people.
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by mirzap 4y ago
They do pay, but they can not pay same amount as some corporation can. If you target individuals you need to find good pricing model for them. The best model - at least for me, that always attract me is pay for a year of subscription to upd
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Difference here is that we don't see people leaving at massive scale. Maybe it's to early. Anyway, I think chances are 50-50 twitter succeeds in re-launch. I wouldn't be surprised of any outcome. But I would be surprised to s
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by mirzap 4y ago
I think you underestimate MS Teams marketshare. If I'm not mistaken, I've read somewhere Zoom is loosing ground with each Q to competitors. But MS dominates now, for sure. Also worth pointing out, almost none of these online conf
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by mirzap 4y ago
How people don't get it - you can't succeed as an alternative to something. You need to build your own thing, find your product market fit with unique proposition. In 5y nobody will know about any of twitter alternatives that are
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by mirzap 4y ago
Which is bad. They made a mirror of Libgen, closed it and charged money for access to it. You were unable to create a mirror from their mirror. Why put a limit at all? Why charge for access, just as same as publishers do? Defeats entire pur
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by mirzap 4y ago
How much prison time they face? I'm not sad about them. They did it for the money, not because they believed knowledge should be free. They basically stole other people work and put their paywall to access stolen books. Total opposite
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Your daily needs. If you get paid in bitcoin you have to spend some in order to make living. Bitcoin, in contrast to gold, is infinitely divisible. As production capacity increases and Bitcoin spreads to billions of people smaller and small
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by mirzap 4y ago
Not necessarily. Spend it like a money - no capital gain. Trading is different story. It's like Forex trading. You get taxed on capital gains on Forex transactions as well.
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by mirzap 4y ago
I disagree. Wealth today is preserved thanks to "deflationary" instruments, whose value rises over time - like gold, silver or even stocks. Rich people take a loans of inflationary $$$ against their deflationary assets to generat
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by mirzap 4y ago
Who says they want to spend US $? If bitcoin (or any other) decentralized currency succeeds and gets world-wide adoption you'll not have to convert it into anything else. You'll spend it as money. That's the ultimate goal of
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by mirzap 4y ago
There's no such thing as "no architecture". If you have code, you have architecture even if it's not formally defined. If you don't have software architect on the team whose whole job is to lay out architecture for
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Spring Framework 6.0 is now generally available(spring.io)
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SigmaOS 1.0 is now available(sigmaos.com)
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by mirzap 4y ago
Patients don't have real choice. Options are either you die or spend hundreds* of dollars on a drug that everywhere else on the planet costs few bucks.
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You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. Even if all miners right now colluded and tried to take bitcoin from my wallet - they couldn't. Miners can collude and try to double spend the transaction, hurting centralized
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by mirzap 4y ago
React keeps evolving, following technological progress, inventing new approaches to make frontend development easier. As other comment pointed out, React today is not the same as React 5y ago and it will not be the same 5y from now. jQuery
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by mirzap 4y ago
React is already almost 10y old. Just check framework usage and downloads, stackoverflow survey etc. React just keep rising, exponentially. Vue had major growth couple of years ago, but it flatlined since then. TBH I don't see React go
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by mirzap 4y ago
They must have PPP enabled, so price depends on the country. I see "regular price" as 169.99$, but now on sale 40off for $99. It really is great value for the money. I hope they stay on this path. I don't mind paying for the
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They probably did some new features, updated UI, and.... new subscription model.
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Zitadel looks interesting, but their website is quite confusing. I'm not sure is it open source and free to use (as keycloak) or you need a commercial license to use "open source".
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I've had best experience with Dell. Before switching to apple ecosystem I used dell laptops (Inspiron) and if I remember they were in $1.2k-$1.4k price range at the time. First one lasted 5+ years, second still works after 10+ years. S
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I was also expected something like this, but I didn't know for grype till now. Thanks! Is there anything similar to this for npm packages?

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