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by olah_1 5y ago
I'm hearing a lot of people say that even if you get the vaccine, you can still get covid. Is that true?
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by olah_1 5y ago
No. It would be my city's technology officer, basically. Subsidiarity.
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by olah_1 5y ago
I wonder if a solution is a "login with facebook/instagram" option on messengers like Matrix / Element. So it could be as frictionless as possible to get people on it and then everyone has a matrix ID as well.
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by olah_1 5y ago
What is especially exciting about the idea, is the opportunity to incorporate modern internet into the town from the start. The article mentions solar panels and wifi technicians. Naturally, the town would be equipped with a kind of mesh ne
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by olah_1 5y ago
> ultimately they've failed bc a "fixed social media model" almost seems antithetical to "a good business." Local governments like cities / towns should provide federated apps like Matrix / Activity Pu
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by olah_1 5y ago
I recommend adding more Product Manager tools like Monday, Smartsheets, etc. I notice that a lot of PMs have separate tools for managing roadmap stuff (even though Jira works for this too, idk).
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by olah_1 5y ago
I can confirm that this is a common salary for someone just out of college, even in NYC yes. She may work in Manhattan but she doesn't need to live there. Many young people have roomies in Brooklyn. It's what you sign up for when
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by olah_1 5y ago
I’m with you... so much for “the ecosystem is moving”. Matrix is moving faster than them.
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by olah_1 5y ago
> rather than paying a middleman a fraction of a percent. Having a middle man doesn’t ensure safety. It just means that you have someone to blame if it all goes wrong. And even if you blame them, they most likely won’t see any negative r
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by olah_1 5y ago
sounds like you’re describing Matrix. It’s a shame that the only user friendly mobile client is called “fluffy chat” and seems to be targeted at furries or children.
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by olah_1 5y ago
it’s only on one platform: android.
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by olah_1 5y ago
There needs to be a Rust translation of Learn Go With Tests[1]. It’s the best programming book i’ve ever used. [1]: https://quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-tests/
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by olah_1 5y ago
They have the most productive and high quality engineers in the game. And I say this as someone that whinces at telegram for not having e2e encryption by default.
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by olah_1 5y ago
This is really inspiring to see consumer electronics made in America. So many people say that “we lost the capability” to do such. $2000 isn’t a bad price in the grand scheme of things. But I will be waiting until the software / UI is
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by olah_1 5y ago
Another use case is if you want to create a new account, you could transfer your old tokens to the new account.
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by olah_1 5y ago
Would you rather earn upvotes that are worthless outside of a single app? That's a genuine question. It's not about valuable vs worthless. Both are valuable. "Cryptocurrency" just allows you to transfer or exchange that
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by olah_1 6y ago
Helium is taking off in the IOT space. I am not sure if it can be used for regular communication like messaging or not, but that would be amazing if it could. https://www.helium.com/
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by olah_1 6y ago
On the mobile site, I couldn’t find any information on what the game is or how it works. Maybe add more of a header section to explain the game or have a picture of what it looks like in a game?
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by olah_1 6y ago
That sounds like a different role to me. I think we’re talking about different things. Product Managers vs managing the work flow / engineering work. That was a funny read, thanks.
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by olah_1 6y ago
Seems like there would be a benefit to having a manager that is actually further from the problem itself. Less precious about details and more focused on universal principles. What ex-engineer managers had was respect for the craft itself.
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by olah_1 6y ago
Which is probably why they’re avoiding the SEC at all costs.
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by olah_1 6y ago
Has anyone used Scratch style blocks for real physical blocks? They fit together like puzzle pieces. Kind of a neat visual that could translate to physical medium.
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by olah_1 6y ago
The devious aspect to this is that nobody knew the development was happening so we couldn’t invest even if we wanted to. It was kept under wraps for a grade A pump.
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by olah_1 6y ago
The irony is that the coin would be excusable if it was used as a utility token to power a decentralized network of incentivized nodes (like Status or Session). But Signal is still centralized. So there’s no reason for the sh*tcoin other th
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by olah_1 6y ago
How could they pump the coin overnight if they were forthcoming about their roadmap?
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by olah_1 6y ago
The gold and oil rushes weren't "fair" either. Fortune favors the bold, I guess. I was salty for a long time about bitcoin early buyers being filthy rich now. My saltiness clouded my vision of the real value there. Granted, I
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by olah_1 6y ago
This is either the mandela effect (I know for a fact that the server was stuck on "April 2020" for at least 6 months), or Signal intentionally hid development and then revealed it all when they realized it was bad PR.
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by olah_1 6y ago
GNU Taler would have been far _more_ relevant because it is a generic payment processing service and not tied to any specific coin.
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by olah_1 6y ago
It is. Monero community seems to have made so many choices that prove it is dedicated to the "digital cash" use case (dynamic block sizes, constant tail emission, etc).
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by olah_1 6y ago
I couldn’t figure out how to do API calls, get tokens, etc. Stuff that is necessary for most applications today. Would love to see more example apps that involve networking

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