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by ryanobjc 4y ago
Solutions exist to this that can respect the distributed nature and not rely upon a single authority. Multisig wallets that require N of M where the participants are chosen from a broad swath of the relevant community is popular. That way
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by ryanobjc 4y ago
A centralized database of fungible and useful assets is going to eventually be hacked. Just ask OKTA about that. Whereas there is no central point of hack for a well designed and tested blockchain. Distributed custody in an adversarial en
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by ryanobjc 4y ago
His paper was definitively broadly inaccurate. A number of dissections online have illustrated at how he grasps at evidence that doesn’t say what he claims it to say. He over emphasizes the nature of statistical evidence, and ignores the mi
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by ryanobjc 4y ago
I’ve looked at some of these academic circumstances and the ones I looked at were very misleading. Often times the only account we have is from the fired person, who is obviously going to push the most favorable narrative. When you dig in,
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by ryanobjc 4y ago
The poster perhaps should have noted how they intended on treating their coworkers. Instead we are left to infer that their intent was to lean into their ideology against basic decency. And in the end this is what the “culture wars” are abo
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by ryanobjc 4y ago
So, your new colleague says their name is Richard. You decide it’s hilarious to call him “dick” and refuse to stop even after he’s asked you multiple times. Pronouns aren’t any different - if you had a masculine looking female coworker at w
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
I think your 'commoners' framing... is not helpful here. You raise a few objectionable assertions that I think is good to contemplate: - GoF was never banned - The ban was NIH funding GoF - The ban was lifted in 2017 anyways - Is
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
When you buy semiconductors on digikey or whatever, there are several different 'classes' of performance. Everyone imagines milspec being the top one, and it's true, but for most people the ideal class is 'automotive&#x
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
For a site filled with developers y’all really misunderstand the whole 30% cut thing. It’s an alternate way to pay for API, sdk, and platform access. Before the era of phones, if you wanted to develop for some kind of gated platform, for ex
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Erigon nodes are full archival by default, and dont use much space, about 1.7TB, which is quite thrifty consider geth uses like 10TB. So, many people run full archive nodes now. Thanks erigon team!
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
You’re wrong about San Francisco having a $1.1B budget for homelessness. In fy2021-2022 the amount is $670M … over two years. SF spends 1/4 of the amount you accuse it of. Furthermore, it’s well known that other counties near and far s
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
The flu has been feared throughout history, as it is... frankly quite deadly at times. Now a days we have excellent flu monitoring, and flu shots, and have been able to manage it, also at great cost. But to dismiss the flu, and covid-19 a
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
I tried to do this for a few years. I really tried, I renewed, I did various analysis in it... But it's really hard to make it performant on data processing tasks, learning how to do things efficiently in the language. The curated dat
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
itunes match is what you want. You can upload your own music to the cloud, and whatever matches existing ones just matches to the itunes store so you dont actually have to upload everything - this is the 'match' in the 'itune
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Tell us a little bit about your Indian high school experience. Who were your peers? Who were their parents, where were they from, how wealthy were they? How wealthy was you? Did the school have competitive entry? Did kids get kicked out
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Most of the comments in here are way way off base. First off, I believe in and trust the policy experts. If they are saying that algebra for everyone as a compulsory subject in grade 9 isn't helpful, it's quite possible they know
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Dude, you have no damned idea what you're talking about. You are extrapolating from N=1 to a state of 36,000,000 people. Your experience is not the guiding star for state-wide policy. Also consider this... the people who work on this
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Ok I'll bite... that's not how this works, that's not how ANY of this works! First off, vaccinations are done via intermuscular injections, not bloodstream injections. Second, as cells produce the foreign proteins, they are c
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Since Herpes Zoster reoccurrence can be triggered by stress, or many other environmental factors, the base rate is that there would be some reoccurrence after a vaccination. In fact if this number was 0, that would be it's own paper a
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Check out Reddit.com/r/hermancainaward for this exactly
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Exactly this. If these places are so terrible, at least according to uh, fox news, then why are they still so desirable? One thing to remember is that sqft != quality of life. I know where to get tons of sqft, but I will be driving an hour
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Every kid already has a vaccine card. This is one ore row on it. A lot of hyperbole for something that’s been here for the better part of a century.
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Oh yawn it’s already required for school. So yeah “second class citizen” indeed.
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
I mean this article just leans into all the hunches that people have about kids. My friend who is a school councilor (eg: therapist at school, not a 'career advisor') for elementary school, says its very obvious which kindergarden
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
I live in hippy dippy trippy California, and I think we have it right here: preschool is about teaching/practicing kids social play skills and emotional literacy. In the 'nuclear family' age, without a ton of kids to play wit
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Ah yes the "just the facts please" argument, regardless of context. Turns out getting a teacher cred is a little bit more than "just" getting a undergrad, and has ongoing licensing requirements. On one hand, kudos to the
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Every `ratbag kid` is someones child, someone who's brain who has been at odds with the expectations foisted upon them their entire life, and who may be tired of failing but can't figure out how not do. It makes me sad to read com
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
More importantly when confronted with a serious piece of leadership challenge the guy screwed up badly. He needed to navigate that a lot better and didn’t. That was worth his resignation.
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
Services for the homeless come with a lot of strings attached, a lot more than you'd think, including a bunch of strings that people who are homed would never accept in their own house. So it's not as simple as homeless people don
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by ryanobjc 5y ago
I find the Economist has fairly shallow "analysis" if you can even call what they do analysis. So I am disappointed but not surprised that they missed on the real story. The Economist is as useful in terms about learning about th

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