ozorOzora

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   by ozorOzora 6y ago

   I agree. I've been holding BTC for a couple of years as I feel that international accessibility coupled with scarcity makes for a great store of value. But DeFi I still fail to wrap my head around. My main concern being: DeFi could g
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   by ozorOzora 6y ago

   IMO this is the single most relevant issue with static generators. Hopefully it will be adressed soon.
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   by ozorOzora 6y ago

   Or you can just roll with JAMstack as it's literally about what you're asking for.
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   by ozorOzora 6y ago

   enters Litecoin
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   by ozorOzora 6y ago

   "The Politics of Bitcoin: Software as Right-Wing Extremism"... just wow. Is it crazy to consider that crypto companies might simply provide better tools than a lot of banks, therefore driving worldwide adoption?
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   by ozorOzora 6y ago

   I can relate to that, I feel like most computer stuff is a hamster wheel for smart peeps.
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   by ozorOzora 6y ago

   As GP's declarations are backed by air, we can speculate they are self-reported statements by people working on non-business-centric applications. edit: GP giving more downvotes than proofs
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   by ozorOzora 6y ago

   I'm pretty sure the advantage of serverless is that you can use microservices for your MVPs. The gains for a one-man team might not be ovious, but I like to believe that once a project needs scaling it is not as painful as tearing down
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   by ozorOzora 6y ago

   I might be missing something, but when I am browsing dApps catalogues, I fail to see anything revolutionary. Would love to hear from someone knowledgeable.
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    by ozorOzora 6y ago

    Now THAT is a dreadful read. Climate change not so bad after all.
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    by ozorOzora 6y ago

    That is fascinating, thanks for the link.
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    by ozorOzora 6y ago

    Would you like to mandate background checks for every potential customer?
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    by ozorOzora 6y ago

    I think they are referring to the idea of "apparatus" from Michel Foucault. From wikipedia: "I shall call an apparatus literally anything that has in some way the capacity to capture, orient, determine, intercept, model, cont
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    by ozorOzora 6y ago

    That part about the "business guys".. felt it. We should just quit and form a nation.
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    by ozorOzora 6y ago

    I think these are two different languages for two different jobs. I can see javascript slowly expanding from the front-end into the back-end, mostly thanks to projects like TypeScript that appeal to the back-end crowds, but also because of
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    Coronavirus will hasten ‘peak oil’ by three years, says Rystad Energy(ft.com)

    1 points by ozorOzora 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ozorOzora 7y ago

    It's an interesting dataset, but I feel that it lacks one relevant metric, which in our case is Temperature Anomaly.
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    by ozorOzora 7y ago

    I long for the day when I can sort datatables on such central websites.
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    Climate Models Are Running Red Hot, and Scientists Don’t Know Why(archive.is)

    4 points by ozorOzora 7y ago|1 comments
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    Lifting rocks as a form of long term energy storage(spectrum.ieee.org)

    4 points by ozorOzora 7y ago|1 comments
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    by ozorOzora 7y ago

    Except this is thanks to the energy peak we're living in ( https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/global-primary-energy ). Take out crude oil, natural gas and coal, and most of these luxuries are gone. We'll be luc
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    by ozorOzora 7y ago

    All of this seems quite counter-inuitive to me: "Instead of buying pesticides and artificial fertilisers, they have invested heavily in labour and technology." but also: "They hadn’t increased the cost of making wi
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    by ozorOzora 8y ago

    What if the issue was not restrained to javascript? What if the state of the web was just another case of "victim of its own success" ?