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by nathias 4y ago
if you don't have the time just download nvchad, it's pretty good out of the box
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by nathias 4y ago
CSS is ordered by definition, it's cascading so that's how it should read in order of speciticity
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by nathias 4y ago
> This can have serious negative consequences for people with low vision, elderly people and pretty much anyone who has to or wants to zoom in. I disable it because there are bugs on mobile browsers where inputs can automatically hijack
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by nathias 4y ago
This is the saddest title I've ever seen.
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by nathias 4y ago
Complexity is bad when you are designing and maintaining a system. The ecosystem of humanity's software development isn't something you are designing or maintaining, here complexity is good because it provides abundance and divers
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by nathias 4y ago
Cities were a mistake, now that we have the technology we should disperse back into nature.
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by nathias 4y ago
> When you're working you're generally the first person to solve a given problem, and it's never completely solved and it's never completely understood. Only if you're in the 0.001% of humanity that's workin
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by nathias 4y ago
vim
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by nathias 4y ago
Yes, it's not about skills/time/price it's about the relation of the worker and the market, this market is very much not a local market, but almost completely global one, wages however stay very local. Costs differ, but
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by nathias 5y ago
As the 'most poor', I can tell you that wages and costs do not have a similar ratio across different countries. I think its fair I get paid the same for the same quality and quantity of work, and can't think of a reason why t
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by nathias 5y ago
I think I heard most of the lines listed used word for word, but is professionalism just translating active agression into passive agression?
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by nathias 5y ago
There are probably many factors that determine preference ranging from genetic, enviromental, personal-history, cultural, that determine it either immediately or through some other mechanisms, but we just don't know that yet. In any ca
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by nathias 5y ago
are you confusing sexual preference with chattel slavery?
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by nathias 5y ago
Concertina, subnets, synthesizer, solidity, rock climbing, italian.
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by nathias 5y ago
Yes, there are many levels of perception (there is also blindsight), this can be studied by looking at what happens in neurological disorders like yours and more severe ones. Read the book The Man Who Mistook His Wife by Oliver Sacks if you
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by nathias 5y ago
It doesn't matter what theory of value we believe in, none of them would support op.
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by nathias 5y ago
What argument? You're calling things millions of people use useless, you're calling things that have actual value that you can trade for other vlauable things valueless. Where is the argument? As far as I understand it you're
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by nathias 5y ago
Ah yes, the 'substantial real world value'. Nothing better for HN upovte crowd than the self-sure idiot calling a whole industry scam, because it isn't something that he personally wants.
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by nathias 5y ago
Yes they do, every time gold spikes up Europe is FOMO buying and Turkey is selling. It's the same with every speculative asset, so every asset being traded.
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by nathias 5y ago
What do you use for payment? The debit cards?
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by nathias 5y ago
Economic games are part of the security, Keybase demonstrates this clearly.
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by nathias 5y ago
It's a property of information so if you assume perfect information, of course it becomes trivial.
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by nathias 5y ago
because it's secretly a social network and those are very hard
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by nathias 5y ago
And? Free speech means they can say whatever, if you don't like them you can unfollow?
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by nathias 5y ago
If your intent isn't to decieve you aren't lying.
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by nathias 5y ago
I hope this really means a return to the free speech absolutism of the old internet.
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by nathias 5y ago
Yea, I have followed a lot of philosophy professors and when COVID started the accounts started to behave like a botnet really aggressively retweeting anti-trump and covid mainstream media. I really don't know if that was actually a se
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by nathias 5y ago
Even the industry isnt quite there yet, what we will probably see, will be a truly post-maxi crypto that will focus on interoperable dapps and other higher abstract decentralized entities that will be agnostic towards their L1 and will just
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by nathias 5y ago
Layer 1 is not for normies, but abstractions on that can provide any functionality that they need.
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by nathias 5y ago
It's objective its just very widespread. Amazon is probably the greatest offender, but most of the platforms and BigTech is just dark patterns all the way down.

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