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   by rashkov 6y ago

   Spending it on a purchase is considered to be the same as selling it at a specific price. If you use bitcoin as a currency, then you have to report every transaction on your tax report, including the price that you acquired the bitcoin at,
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   by rashkov 6y ago

   > You’re wrong about that, newcomer. please don't do that, it's ad hominem and definitely not the way to talk to new posters here.
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   by rashkov 6y ago

   Does this explain the author’s surprise that apple’s fanless MacBooks can handle thunderbolt 3 without getting hot? If they’re doing it on cpu then I suppose that could bring about a lot of cpu i/o efficiency.
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   by rashkov 6y ago

   Not sure if the author uses an internal or a discrete gpu, but this build does mention: “ Another weirdness is the 1 foot DP to DP cable required to connect the GPU DP-output to the Mobo DP-input. This is required to get the video stream on
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   by rashkov 6y ago

   Same, I was scratching my head, wondering why the author of the article doesn't just use readlink... and then a few hours later, a coworker of mine asked why my bash script isn't working on her Mac! Turns out readlink on OS X does
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   by rashkov 6y ago

   I think it may really depend on what settings you have going. The developer really needs to optimize this game for older hardware, but I'd think there's a set of settings that'll get it to look good on your actually very rece
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   by rashkov 6y ago

   If you want to dip a toe into this without spending much, 32degrees has a a pretty good sale right now. In the men's baselayers section you'll find shirts for $7, leggings for $9). I think they're one of those Costco brands.
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   by rashkov 6y ago

   You all might also enjoy analog TV encoding/decoding in your browser: https://substack.net/tv based on these repositories: https://github.com/substack/glsl-ntsc-video - modulate and demodulate an
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   by rashkov 6y ago

   It’s not necessarily a binary though, is it? Articles like that enrich the discussion with new information, and may act to shift policy and perspectives over time. Expecting one article to turn someone’s opinions around completely is usuall
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    Really enjoying my Thinkpad x390, which is 13", but I'd easily go for a 15" version of this machine. I had a 2016 Dell Xps 15" and both me and my coworker with the same machine had terrible issues with the keyboard rando
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    Oh wow, I totally forgot about that game. I was not very good at it, but eventually I figured out that I could drive the car in reverse and because there was no hitbox on the bumper, the racetrack's wall just kind of guided me along wh
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    This is something he does in all of his recent political writing, to the point that I had to go and search for articles where he’s unambiguous about his political stances. Even after finding those, I never quite felt like I’m looking at the
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    James Halliday (Substack) is a fascinating developer. I was just looking at his github and noticed this recent project. Seems to be based on three code repositories: https://github.com/substack/glsl-ntsc-video - modula
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    Analog Television Simulation Demo(substack.net)

    3 points by rashkov 6y ago|1 comments
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    I really like this technique. Sometimes it gives me a pleasant head rush which instantly relaxes my entire body. It helps me to fall asleep or to relax in every day life. There's a nice dynamic with this technique where you end up usin
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    there's a history of monopolists supporting weaker firms in order to create the illusion of competition. This shouldn't fool anyone who is well versed in anti-trust history and enforcement.
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    How about with an LTE model? I’m thinking that with a pair of AirPods and an LTE Apple Watch, I may be able to leave the phone at home while still being able to text, make phone calls, get directions, and even order a taxi. Maybe even strea
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    This is why I recommend spacemacs: just install the python layer, read its readme file, and get going. Emacs is like clay, but that’s only useful once you’re comfortable with it. Until then better to get an opinionated experience out of the
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    That means it produces a native binary (for example, a .exe file on windows platforms), so ultimately you're aiming to run the program in a terminal. This is the normal way for OCaml to operate. In this case the author is using Reason
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    Agreed, but also curious: what's to stop software packages from statically linking everything? Does it require re-writing or redesigning code, or is it just a matter of flipping a compiler flag?
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    Isn't the reliance on dynamic linking what got us into this mess in the first place? System-wide dependencies are a bad idea. apt-get / brew / yum should not be your software's packaging / dependency system, but tha
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    Is there a greater principle behind all of these pitfalls, a mental model that I can learn and use to avoid these kinds of mistakes? Or is it sort of like CSS where years and years of ad-hoc development make it an exercise in memorizing edg
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    Very cool! appreciate the response, very interesting to see an improved solution on this. I was mainly interested in solving for how React lines up the useState calls with the actual data that it's keeping under the hood. So I definite
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    Thanks for the idea. I've formulated a small version of this problem as follows, and provided a solution elsewhere in this thread: const React = /* Implement this */; function HelloComponent(){ const [myNumber, set
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    This would make for an interesting exercise. const React = /* Implement this */ function HelloComponent(){ const [myNumber, setMyNumber] = React.useState(0); // Simulate rendering data to a screen co
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    I've made a playlist of the few dozen youtube links posted here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL55akf--9BvWcN-V7M3z0...
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    I wonder if google captcha will always be able to defeat puppeteer? Seems odd for google to publish a set of abuse-able APIs, and not be able to detect their use.
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    Are you sure about that? I just checked and I was not able to buy digital goods using the amazon app.
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    Yep! This talk captures it pretty darn well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Up7LcbGZFuo Besides that, the compiler becomes a partner in coding. - Refactoring things is no longer something I avoid, because the compiler will
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    by rashkov 6y ago

    I lucked into a job writing ReasonML (soon to be ReScript) on a React codebase some time late last year, and I've got to say that so far it has been a career highlight for this engineer. Not only did it scratch my itch for functional p