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by rvrs 2y ago
Neat, thanks! IIUC some credential standards like ISO 18013-5 (mDL) hack around this by allowing you to expose `is_over_X` claims for age gating What did you implement VCs and ZK for?
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by rvrs 2y ago
d) vi(m) keybdings? there's a vim emulator plugin for every single code editor
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by rvrs 2y ago
there are standards for "verifiable credentials" and "verifiable presentations" so that digital IDs can be issued and displayed (using a model analogous to web pki/SSL certs), done in a decentralized and privacy-pre
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by rvrs 2y ago
* paging and swapping are not the same thing * check out this paper https://db.cs.cmu.edu/papers/2022/cidr2022-p13-crotty.pdf
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by rvrs 2y ago
I'm an American who loves coffee so I visit https://europeancoffeetrip.com/ whenever I'm in Europe (does anyone have something similar for other parts of the world?)
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by rvrs 2y ago
Can you do me a quick favor and Google what progressive taxation means?
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by rvrs 2y ago
Ah yes California, Washington, NYC — places where rich people famously do not live
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by rvrs 2y ago
Oddly? His essays are regularly thinly-veiled excuses to peddle libertarian horse shit I thought Hackers and Painters was decent and even in those essays Paul couldn’t help him self
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by rvrs 2y ago
If I'm giving people advice (in a non-casual setting) then I always try to preface it with the fact that advice is usually, if not always, anecdotal and ego-driven
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by rvrs 2y ago
Your website says you went to MIT to study computer science anyways...?
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by rvrs 2y ago
Once again an SV investor congratulates themselves on figuring out something that any teenager could've told you
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by rvrs 3y ago
Are you insinuating that the workers (or the public) have the ability to self-determine through share ownership? You are aware that Alphabet stock is split, with the class B shares being owned by the founders, right?
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by rvrs 3y ago
This isn't the right way to view it -- it's not necessarily about a dollar amount. People making 6 figures and people making 5 figures are not enemies. The segmentation is between those tho provide work and those who perform it, w
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by rvrs 3y ago
This comment is so mean-spirited... reading it made me sad. I'm allowed to own so little in this world, so how I present myself online is particularly dear to me. If you don't like my website, you can go find others. What does it
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by rvrs 3y ago
>dual 4090 server What do you mean? 4090s don’t have SLI.
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Singapore Makes Its Largest Bank Take a Technology Timeout(wsj.com)
1 points by rvrs 3y ago|0 comments
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by rvrs 3y ago
I feel like this article conflates monoliths with monorepos. You can have a more flexible (though not as "flexible" as microservices, perhaps for the better) engineering by just following the "libraries" pattern mentione
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by rvrs 3y ago
Totally anecdotal but at the FAANG I worked at I saw some awful and incompetent middle-management survive, even post-layoff
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Open Data Challenges: Free as in freedom, not as in beer(magis.substack.com)
1 points by rvrs 3y ago|0 comments
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by rvrs 3y ago
Any plans to add a trading feature? Maybe something similar to PucaTrade (though their points system got really inflated towards the end) EDIT: Also, an "add decklist to cart" feature would be sick. I want to design an EDH deck an
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The stack monoid revisited(raphlinus.github.io)
88 points by rvrs 3y ago|7 comments
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by rvrs 3y ago
>Relatedly - how do others deal with being objectively inferior, in basically every way, to the types of people that work at Jane Street? I don't have to deal with this because I don't have a weird inferiority complex towards p
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by rvrs 3y ago
I'm always surprised by what gets widely translated on Wikipedia. For example, the Wikipedia page for the Disney Channel star Corbin Bleu is one of the most translated Wikipedia pages[1]. Also, I used to have my Google results set to R
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Language Brokering(en.wikipedia.org)
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by rvrs 3y ago
What's worse is that the author fails to acknowledge is that these writers have the opportunity to cater towards niches and global communities. There are vast, global audiences who would definitely pay for content and commentary from p
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by rvrs 3y ago
I've become known amongst my friends for giving the same advice when it comes to most problems: "Uninstall Twitter and start going on walks." I don't think it's only useful for intellectual pursuits: we rarely get e
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by rvrs 3y ago
>The ONLY piece of information that is available to you regardless of how deep you are into a function is INDENTATION. ...No? It sounds like you write very long, messy code blocks. Consider the following example, I will write a nested lo
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by rvrs 3y ago
Got any recommendations? Also, I didn't say it was impossible to navigate, but it is cumbersome and annoying. Forced whitespace sucks.
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by rvrs 3y ago
I'd like to add that forced whitespace is infuriating. It's annoying to navigate (in vim I can't easily go to the beginning/end of a code block like I can in languages where scopes are defined by braces), and it's a
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by rvrs 3y ago
Why I shared this to HN: I love linguistics factoids and collecting obscure Wikipedia articles, particularly about indigenous cultures in Russia/Siberia. I find a lot of great Wikipedia articles on HN, so I thought y'all would app

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