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by ssss11 6y ago
I couldn’t help but be reminded of the privacy/data/ethics issues surrounding big tech by your second paragraph! Perhaps that’s tomorrow’s equivalent.
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by ssss11 6y ago
Not sure if this should be taken seriously or in jest!
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by ssss11 6y ago
I think if people develop apps with the enduser as the customer (i.e. respecting their data etc) then people should be happy to pay for the app.
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by ssss11 6y ago
Just thought it was worth mentioning that nodegui is a node & qt runtime. There are framework components for not just Svelte, but React and Vue as well... just search on github if you prefer a different framework.
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by ssss11 6y ago
In my opinion it's seen (at least where I've worked) as better for the following reasons: 1. Better visibility of progress and blocking issues - this is a big plus to senior mgmt and if you're technical it will help you alot
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by ssss11 6y ago
Yes, you're right. It's very common for people to refuse to attempt to understand something new and change their mind on a topic. At the same time, crypto has the potential to change the status quo for everyone and those invested
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by ssss11 6y ago
I love this!
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by ssss11 6y ago
Sorry could you expand the acronym ESR? I’m unfamiliar and would like to look into it, thanks
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by ssss11 6y ago
Wow look at south korea!
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by ssss11 6y ago
To give you the other side: It also uses less than all idle devices plugged in, in the US. Either Argentina doesnt use as much as you’d think or the US wastes a whole lot of power doing nothing. I’d argue thats way worse than mining bitcoin
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by ssss11 6y ago
The WHO needs to be credible and trustworthy as an impartial source of truth otherwise it is not required. Unfortunately this particular topic is heavily politically-loaded and CCP’s track record of handling the virus leads the common perso
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by ssss11 6y ago
You’re on the right track. Browser makers should be on the users side and websites should have to honour users preferences which are configured and sent to sites in the headers.
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by ssss11 6y ago
With large financial institutions putting billions into it in 2020 and its continuation in 2021, I think the window for catastrophic failure has gone. Regardless of whether it’s useful or valuable i think it’s here to stay.
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by ssss11 6y ago
Interesting! Like what.. a genre name?
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by ssss11 6y ago
Agreed. I dont need Spotify to try to understand my mood, I actively dont want them to. I DO need them to understand (or give me a manual way to tell them) which playist is for my 4yo and stop trying to play me their songs when I’ve selecte
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by ssss11 6y ago
From a consumer point of view - if buying something worked fine in the old days without all this tracking that Amazon gets why does this happen now online(and apparently coming to retail)? No one “gave it up” - if you interviewed 1000 regul
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by ssss11 6y ago
This pattern of phrase is so condescending, and insulting to those who genuinely choose to enter a profession.
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by ssss11 6y ago
Out of curiosity why does it need to have blockchain? If youre thinking “to verify identity” isnt there other means of doing this?
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by ssss11 6y ago
Thanks for your considered response to my snarky comment. Personally I don't mind plain ads which are simply a commpany advertising their product/service on a billboard etc, what I find unbelievable in the digital era, is the ex
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by ssss11 6y ago
Often something is a multi billion dollar industry that people don’t want! Perhaps you’re invested in the ad industry. No one else wants ads buddy.
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by ssss11 6y ago
Its a classic battle of intent and misdirection to the tools. The problem isn’t the tools it’s the intent.
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by ssss11 6y ago
I’m a project manager and find it hilarious! But i’ve also been technical.
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by ssss11 6y ago
Don’t they get archived to tape pretty quick? Although cases can take years (or decades) to complete
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by ssss11 6y ago
I’m in Australia and just recorded it. There was Agree and an X in the corner... I X’d and it kept working.
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by ssss11 6y ago
Yeah in my projects we usually end up with options on a scorecard against various metrics such as feasibility, cost, security, important features etc.. its not always an exact science which can rattle some participants but the approximate&#
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by ssss11 6y ago
I’m not exactly sure what you’re trying to say. Scientists’ whole careers are based on running hypotheses to prove or disprove their theories. That IS their career.
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by ssss11 6y ago
Oh also, sex dolls with AI GPT-3 startup and human relationships are forever changed
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by ssss11 6y ago
1. Commercial real estate nose dives, karaoke bars expand exponentially in the free space 2. Vaccines take a long time to roll out (~3 yrs) so international travel enacts mandatory screening - meaning giving your swab samples to nation stat
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by ssss11 6y ago
The CCP have done more than that, they’ve actually punished countries that have requested a fair and transparent investigation into the origin. Consider all of the cover up at the start of the pandemic, the data, the doctors, the journalism
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by ssss11 6y ago
It becomes political.

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