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Why buy a conference space. Most pubs will give you a seperate room if you promise to spend some money at the bar. There are probably free spaces had they researched. If I am donating money and you are buying a conference space on day 1 I&#
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Thanks the pronouns were confusing me and making it hard for me to follow the complex story. I assumed I made a mistake when the article mentions a Jack and refers to them as Jack the whole way through but uses she at the end. Unfortunately
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What you said should be happily accepted verbatim as a guest post on any rationalist blog because it is scientific and shows critical thinking.
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2y ago
Split the beliefs from the crime. A bunch of murderers were caught. Given they are dangerous killers, one killing a witness and one faking their death yeah they should get warrants.
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2y ago
That's called irony.
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Surprisingly that site has no sticky header. It did trigger a Google login attempt and ask for notification permissions plus had a couple of sticky buttons at the bottom.
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Does this kind of big bang organisation work versus something more organic? What I mean is this idea you get 11M to commit then they'll do it and not chicken out.
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This or Pebble? What is HNs heartfelt favourite?
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I like this. Can you add yubikey as another factor? Where I work we never need this though, we have a jwt server that can serve a time limited token for work account that various systems can accept.
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Past discussions https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=bbcelite.com
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AI becoming some kind of window brick in a protection racket. Love it!
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If I had do that then I will DDG or something. Or is there a user script to hide the AI?
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Choose whatever. Go is fine. Ruby is fine. Next.js is fine. Python with Django is fine. Even Haskell is fine if your initial gang knows it well. You won't fail because of the tech. Actually choosing something everyone is comfortable an
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The Llama folk know how. Good old 90s version scheme.
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Those are not names but hashes used to look up the specs.
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Flashbacks of the .NET zoo. At least they reigned that in.
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Yes when this happens you become a project manager trying to persuade resources you have no control over to get on board. And you are paying for them. And they may give you bad advice. And you feel like shit and don't want to do it.
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Fiat is also negative sum. If you HODLed a dollar in 1930 it would be worth less today. Mostly because of inflation of supply over cost of printing. But in some sense inflation is the tax that keeps money free (a hard currency would require
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Yes trust as in the emotion. The other side is trust as in honouring that trust, which needs culture, regulation etc. Would you buy a car brand that has never been mentioned anywhere?
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2y ago
But not every situation. Make illegal state unreprestable is a good ideal.
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As it should be! Shame they didn't make the error type a sum type that forced you to check it isn't an error. I prefer that to exceptions. But the product type that Go uses is ok.
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2y ago
But not tommorrow.
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Stablecoins are risky because companies like Tether work offshore and don't submit to full audits. There is no guarantee your money won't disappear and no government bail out. In some sense Bitcoin may be safer although it has vol
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Any flaky selenium test.
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You might but that isn't useful. Basically a web app will show you a time affected by your tailwind and weird geopolitics. (The weird politics are not so bad if you stay in the same time zone just changes 2 times a year)
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Yes I am just saying how early this is. It is not a "watch out it may have some quirks on FF and break in Safari" early It's "Polyfill everywhere" early
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You saw cat -v considered harmful and thought ... hold my beer!
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If you are on a plane or ISS you could even be timezoneless.
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Coming but only available in one browser or run time, and then with a feature flag.
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Ah I see- you mean network-wise. I was thinking domain wise.
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