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by redisman 5y ago
The premium would have to be insane for someone not to go bankrupt when they have to cover a 600M theft or even the more common 50M level. There are only a handful of profitable DeFi companies to buy the plan and I’d imagine most have a pol
602.
by redisman 5y ago
They still are. There are more coins released than ever
603.
by redisman 5y ago
That’s how it was before the BTC whales got Portman to exclude them
604.
by redisman 5y ago
Discord has had that for years before clubhouse?
605.
by redisman 5y ago
> The exception is a weekly room I was invited to by a friend. And that is already solved well by a weekly repeating zoom meeting
606.
by redisman 5y ago
For some perspective, 8000 years ago we were still in the Stone Age.
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by redisman 5y ago
Probably never were. It’s only lately that parents are expected to watch their kids every step until they turn 18. Back in the day you’d just tell them to go throw rocks in the well with the other village kids and come back at sundown
608.
by redisman 5y ago
As I was reading it I was thinking: wow this is an amazing pitch for a todo app that will sell one copy to a very happy customer
609.
by redisman 5y ago
I do the same. Text editor with some tasks. I also used to do it on paper but I like being able to reshuffle the day when something inevitably comes up. In a text editor its really easy to manipulate multiple items at the same time. So much
610.
by redisman 5y ago
> If idiots want to pour their millions into worthless concrete to inevitably lose everything when the wave of free money from central banks recedes, leaving innumerous almost free homes in the market for everyone to buy - why any sane p
611.
by redisman 5y ago
I like it for after lunch for an hour or two while sipping a coffee and trying to rally for another productive session. Much better than trying to rest my belly on a chair or standing like I did at the office.
612.
by redisman 5y ago
Can you really compare these two without completely ignoring reality? With Bubble you can do some limited MVPs. With AWS you can deploy services to billions of people.
613.
by redisman 5y ago
It's frustrating. Especially now that I'm nearing 15 years as a professional coder, I already spend less and less time typing and more thinking and working on different views on the problem. Typing or reading text is not difficult
614.
by redisman 5y ago
> iTunes for Windows Sounds like we've had vastly different experiences with this piece of software
615.
by redisman 5y ago
That’s great. At my previous job priority “high” was “maybe in a few months if things magically slow down” and medium and below was basically never getting touched.
616.
by redisman 5y ago
Software engineers (including me) tend to forget what the labor market is like outside our own bubbles. Most people can’t do things we take for granted like hop to a better paying job when they get bored/unhappy.
617.
by redisman 5y ago
On a more fundamental level, it's very understandable that many people look at the state of the world and their conclusion is not: "oh man one thing we definitely need is more people". It's not like we'll run out an
618.
by redisman 5y ago
It’s more that it’s hard to control pollination outdoors so a huge chunk of your crop will be worthless males
619.
by redisman 5y ago
Adoption and surrogate births. Fucking is a very small part of parenthood
620.
by redisman 5y ago
It’s much easier than I thought as a teenager too. You don’t need to be doing “cool” stuff. Just go for a hike or swim once a week and learn some craft like woodworking or electronics. Once you start there will be decades of learning to dis
621.
by redisman 5y ago
I’m on the SE and it’s really not curbing my addictions at all. Everything works if somewhat painful because it’s a bit smaller. I think I’ll need something much more restricted
622.
by redisman 5y ago
The early adventure games used a interpreter that was basically like a chatbot. It got quickly replaced by more direct controls. Typing “walk north” instead of just pushing the up arrow or clicking with a mouse was pretty frustrating
623.
by redisman 5y ago
I see most of them have the PSU cables hanging out and I doubt miners would by modular for extra expense.
624.
by redisman 5y ago
I started Outer Worlds on PC and moved to switch and holy crap it looked and ran like garbage. Skyrim as a much older game looks great though. Also many switch ports are abandoned by the devs in a very buggy state. This will probably replac
625.
by redisman 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUNZMiYo_4s
626.
by redisman 5y ago
So you’re saying putting 40 minutes to things every day works wonders.
627.
by redisman 5y ago
They release the carbon as the decompose or burn. Sahara sounds like a very likely place for wildfires
628.
by redisman 5y ago
When you steal electricity anything can be profitable
629.
by redisman 5y ago
They’ll have resources and status and social norms they want to preserve since they’ve lived so long? You’re describing an alien species
630.
by redisman 5y ago
It’s like a log scale for me. Last few years pretty well, last decade ok, anything beyond that I have some shards here and there

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