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by overthrow 4y ago
They were all individual reddit posts in /r/ProgrammerHumor. They got to the point of crowding out the rest of the sub's content so soon after everyone moved to /r/badUIbattles. https://old.reddit.com&#x2
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by overthrow 4y ago
All downhill? I remember the 2010s as an uninterrupted bull market. SPY opened the decade at $110, and closed the decade at $320. Tripling my money in 10 years, plus low inflation? Yes please!
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by overthrow 4y ago
> Over these thousands of exchanges relatively little fiat money actually flows. citation needed So you believe Fidelity and Coinbase have been lying in their corporate disclosures for the past 10 years, along with thousands of other com
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by overthrow 4y ago
So you believe that globally, all of the thousands of exchanges in various jurisdictions all over the world are colluding, including Fidelity and every other regulated US exchange? What about bitcoin-only companies that don't do any bu
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by overthrow 4y ago
The internet had its Eternal September. Now we've entered Eternal April.
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by overthrow 4y ago
On Linux you can auth using the hash instead of the password. Other OSs probably have something similar. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/40/use-wpa-supplica...
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by overthrow 4y ago
Paid accounts are limited too. https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/268606830?pli=1 > What it should say is that no matter how much you pay you have to adhere to the 5m file limit.
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by overthrow 4y ago
What about a business with 5M customers? Storing one file per customer seems reasonable.
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by overthrow 4y ago
I'd love to see the exact date author_is_elon was added. Too bad they didn't publish the commit history
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by overthrow 4y ago
An earlier comment says: > It's so external dependencies don't have to infect your codebase. So you can actually apply a consistent code style within your project. Say an external dependency has a declaration called 'getFi
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by overthrow 4y ago
How does the linter treat 'get_file_system' and 'get_filesystem'? Which one would be flagged as an error?
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by overthrow 4y ago
Can you integrate that into an IDE? In many IDEs, if you hit ctrl-shift-f, it will search the project for the selected text with just one keystroke. Can vscode be made to Do The Right Thing for Nim without extra fiddling on every search?
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by overthrow 4y ago
It also makes it harder to grep. If you're on a team of 10 devs someone could have accidentally forgotten an underscore sometime last year. So you can't just grep for 'ready_for_upload', you have to use 'ready_?for_
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by overthrow 4y ago
Why would you want C++20? C++ is generally backwards compatible, so a modern C++ compiler will still compile C++11
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by overthrow 4y ago
fyi, this comment is a copy/paste of a 4 year old comment from https://old.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/asqslg/if... I guess HN has karma farming bots now
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by overthrow 4y ago
That seems like a false choice. Deindexing is not the only way to solve spam. Plenty of other websites have found solutions and didn't have to pull themselves from Google.
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by overthrow 4y ago
What advantages specifically would a blockchain have? Where does the existing solution, of using a fast database and trusting someone's private key, fall short?
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by overthrow 4y ago
I sometimes run topical searches like <protobuf site:npmjs.com> to discover packages if I don't know the package name ahead of time. It would be annoying if NPM were not indexed at all.
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by overthrow 4y ago
I'm glad I could help!
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by overthrow 4y ago
The problem is caused by vertical-align. The default value for vertical-align is `baseline`. The flexbox container inside pill2 "hides" the inner text, so pill2 is treated as having no text at all (for layout purposes). This is tr
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by overthrow 4y ago
It was bound to happen. I don't see how these ads could be blocked, either. What's disappointing to me is now ad companies will try to blame ChatGPT for popping the advertising bubble, instead of having to admit ads were overvalue
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by overthrow 4y ago
Taxes would be based on fair market value at the time of the transaction. There are policies around this already, otherwise the rich could avoid taxes by bartering with cars/watches/paintings.
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by overthrow 4y ago
That would be 5 billion, not 5 million
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by overthrow 4y ago
2x faster? So it will load in 7.5 seconds instead of 15 seconds?
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by overthrow 4y ago
I think you read that wrong. $63M makes up 100%, not 16%. It's clearer here (and also the numbers went way up between 2020 and 2021): https://techcrunch.com/2023/03/27/binance-and-ceo-changpeng-... >
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by overthrow 4y ago
https://archive.is/yEGqQ This is literally the entire article: Binance Holdings Ltd., the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, and Chief Executive Officer Changpeng Zhao, were sued by the US Commodity Futures Trading Co
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by overthrow 4y ago
Then you better refill your Zoloft because it looks like there's going to be one last big disruption before it's over. https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/1097#issuecomment-1404...
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by overthrow 4y ago
The source for those claims is "people, who asked not to be named". Could be literally anyone. Meanwhile in the same article: > That does not change [Visa]'s crypto strategy and focus, however, the spokesperson added. and:
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by overthrow 4y ago
"Part of a healthy sleep routine" is exactly the same subtle lie as "part of a complete breakfast"
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Eitan Medical destroys customer's device because the warranty period had expired(youtube.com)
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