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by tevon 4y ago
Yup. There is no chance in hell of them coming after USERS of copilot.
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by tevon 4y ago
Seems this article completely misses the benefits of copilot. Its a massive step forward in productivity. For me, its about suggesting proper syntax across the various libraries we use. It really does cut time by 10s of percent. I don'
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by tevon 4y ago
Nevermind, looks like its an on-chain add for another crypto service. Haven't seen that before https://etherscan.io/tx/0x6bdd6c7d90c7f67223f7971745d5bc1f7b... Text in utf-8: Check out Fringe Finance, fully decentr
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by tevon 4y ago
Can someone deeper in the space explain the series of transactions from "letssavecrypto.eth" to the FTX Drainer address? Seen here: https://etherscan.io/address/0xaa16547cdc32268542145d3401120... My guess is
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by tevon 4y ago
This is additionally a reminder that crypto currently holds a fairly irreconcilable catch-22. "Freezeable" tokens completely defeat the purpose of a decentralized currency. Why create nodes/verifiers etc if a wallet can be un
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by tevon 4y ago
I agree. If I read JRR Tolkien and then go and write a fantasy novel following a unexpected hero on his dangerous quest to undo evil, I haven't infringed, even if I use some of Tolkien's better turns of phrase.
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by tevon 4y ago
This is real too. Prices are never fixed, was one of the first things I learned form my GSBer cofounder. In the "regular" world, the price is usually the price. In the business world it almost never is
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by tevon 4y ago
I'm even OK with apple preventing taking payment through the app, however disallowing companies from describing how to do so is too much.
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by tevon 4y ago
Apple already does enforce having their option alongside other external options: Sign in with Apple is requires if you also offer sign in with google etc. I think this would be a great solution. I also prefer using apple for purchases, but
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by tevon 4y ago
From a utilitarian standpoint my guess is that the payoff is confidence. Every sailor on those ships watched them send everything they had to rescue the pilot. Every one of them repeats this story. And every kid/new recruit hears it. M
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by tevon 4y ago
Does anyone know if the eye moves in congress with the other eye or if its stationary i.e. always faces forward?
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by tevon 4y ago
"It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so." - Mark Twain
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by tevon 4y ago
The issue here isn't guns though, sadly. Most of the violence from homeless mentally ill folks isn't gun violence. Walking around SF, I (a regular looking guy) have been accosted multiple times. Its legitimately frightening, and w
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by tevon 4y ago
We should be looking at models for how this system has worked elsewhere. If in fact the cause here is strictly biological (its likely a mix of biological and societal) factors, then there should be an even distributions in other populations
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by tevon 4y ago
If I were him, I'd be pretty stoked about the Plaid comparison. Keep it up! You're acting for the good of the user, YOLO it.
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by tevon 4y ago
Go build it then!
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by tevon 4y ago
"I'm not doing many XYZ at the moment, so will pass." "Appreciate the invite!" [because it sounds like you do appreciate it]
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by tevon 4y ago
Really cool! What's the developer platform for the desk going to look like? Seems it works for both Mac and PC, but what OS is the desk itself running? Or is it just acting as an external monitor? If so, whats the developer interface l
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by tevon 4y ago
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by tevon 4y ago
Wrong error for DNS I think. I'm getting 500s, not an unknown host error or similar. Routing server config? Interesting that its intermittent, I wonder if that tells us something about the internal routing of requests.
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by tevon 4y ago
Without digging deeper into the protocol, I imagine these sanctions may be completely ineffective. The announcement says they are sanctioning 40 addresses associated with Tornado, can't those addresses be cycled out of commission and a
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by tevon 4y ago
To me, Tom Bombadil is the introduction of natural magic. He is nature, indicating to the reader that there is a source of magic beyond the elves, Wizards, and Sauron. There are many magical creatures in Middle-Earth without a described sou
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by tevon 4y ago
Please google confounding factors. Let’s alone that this reduction to “they” being people who have sex with strangers and “smart people” being people who move. That is bizarre.
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by tevon 4y ago
To me its about readability. I agree that operations on types generally are a good thing because I find them more readable. Not using operations I've found leads to many very specific types which are hard to read and understand from th
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SF public datasets (crime, housing, building)(datasf.org)
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by tevon 5y ago
This is awesome, I'd add a QR code with the link to the bottom (if possible on printer). Then could scan with your phone to bring the issue up for immediate triage. I imagine lots of issues can be closed right away (or very quickly).
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by tevon 5y ago
Have you ever touched Palantir software? This is pretty much the exact opposite of what their software does... It lets the right people get access to, and make sense of, their companies shit data.
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by tevon 5y ago
Reminds me of this poem which has always stuck with me: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/51296/ithaka-56d22eef... --- Ithaka gave you the marvelous journey. Without her you wouldn't have set out. She ha
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by tevon 5y ago
Is it me or should he have literally just gotten a hardware wallet, transferred everything to that account, then burned the old key? Of course that txn would show up on-chain, but if you don't have possession of the private key for the
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by tevon 5y ago
This rule was enacted to prevent Alexander Hamilton from becoming president. He also wasn't born in the US. The term "naturalized" wasn't yet well defined. The first American born president (born after the revolution) wa

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