ohCh6zos

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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
I took a 100K pay cut to move to a company that does work that doesn't frustrate me.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
If they decide to give you Reddit coins it does this behavior exactly. You can fix it for a time by claiming the coins.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
The verdict is still out on that one.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
I think history has shown one should get jumpy about anyone who throws around “The people’s $x”.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
I suspect you’re joking but I think there’s a good argument to be had for now allowing the government to have any influence in transportation.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
It's a shame the Linux Foundation spends any money on things like 'inclusive' language efforts. They can do what they want, but I won't be supporting them.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
I never thought I would be pro-violence, but if separation from the undifferentiated is violent, then violence is a good thing.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
I'm sorry to hear it was flu-like for you. I'm in the same boat, and it was flu like for me too.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
You probably don’t need to prosecute each and every one of them, just the biggest offenders.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
The constant underhanded tactics are the exact reason joining a union is immoral.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
The internet provides us with post-scarcity for some goods. NTFs are adding scarcity back into the system.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Efforts to keep them out are constantly being sabotaged from within, it's not exactly proof we couldn't.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
It always comes back to money, not what cool things you can do with it.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Why would I pay gas when a Pi board gives me the same amount of computing power but is cheaper?
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Almost everything around PWA's is an anti-feature that makes the browser more opaque.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Oh, I always interpreted as as a guiding principle for system design.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
If no part of the world is away from government reach we still have a lot of work to do. "The Net Interprets Censorship As Damage and Routes Around It".
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Thank you for helping me through this, I'll play with it tonight!
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Is it useful to me if I don't have any crypto to put in it? Because I'm interested in the IPFS access etc, but I don't hold any crypto.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Currently I can spin up a webserver and offer a blog for my friends without paying anyone to host on my own network. If it's powered by crypto will I need to pay to do the same thing?
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Why would someone use metamask? I read over the web site and I still don't know what it gets me over not having it. Edit: Here are my guesses: It's a crypto wallet? It's an alt-dns? It's a keystore?
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
I know right around seven languages I would be comfortable claiming I knew on a job application. I am probably more opinionated about language features, but less picky about the specific language for it.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
> This turns out to be huge in practice. It turns out that huge swathes of all that boilerplate and frameworkitis that Java is so well known for are just trying to get around the consequences of that mistake, because all the interface-ba
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
I suspect but do not know that multiple return values in a function combined with the inability to write functions against multiple return types like (T,error) will limit the usefulness of traditional iterators in Go. I'd love to be pr
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
What do you mean by setup? I have a strong, but not rigid preference for free/open/hackable.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
A huge issue with Go is ‘idiomatic’ Go.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
I really do think Go has a discovery problem. Function signatures don’t tell you hardly anything, does this need something deferred, what types does it implement, etc.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
This hasn't been my experience. Go is incredibly difficult to read because all Go code looks the so similar, lacking intentionality or style, and it's so verbose that it takes a very long time to grasp what any given thing does in
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Thank you, that’s an excellent point.
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by ohCh6zos 5y ago
Programming is always going to be complicated as long as the domain is complex. Go as is has traded having no learning curve for having nothing to offer.

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