threwawasy1228

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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
They still don't have a smart contract platform launched on the mainnet afaik. The only reason to use it in my mind is as an alternative to Ethereum, NEO, EOS, etc in the smart contract space. Every year that goes by where it does not
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
I would upvote this a hundred times if I could. I don't understand where this kind of demand for further understanding even comes from we are well past the point where it could have been written off as a fad and it is obvious there is
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
The fact that a cancellation I undergo now will be seen as unjust after I'm elderly does nothing for me.
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
One is a legal framework with rules that govern how it is applied, even if you don't like that framework you can understand it. Cancel culture on the other hand does not have a specific set of rules. It is constantly changing and uneve
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
History is written by the winners, if Cancel Culture "wins" this will just be seen as a positive embyrotic formation of the dominant culture eradicating and stomping out evil in the world via a superior tactical formation (cancell
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
I don't think it is a conspiracy to say that there is a large self-selection process going on in news that starts with ideology. A person has to pick whether they want to report for HuffingtonPost, Slate, or Breitbart. There isn't
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
Not secret necessarily, just spamming only niche groups on telegram and discord, not publicly spamming. I believe they think this makes it less likely they get caught whilst still covering a lot of ground. For an analysis of these private t
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
No, it is so highly improbable that someone would receive the equivalent of a years tech salary in SV for a handful of speeches that the act itself is immediately suspect. If we required the kind of evidence that you are talking about no br
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
It isn't a lack of incentive to move it is a lack of ability. Think about what it realistically costs to move to NYC right now, first months rent, last months rent, deposit, and even then most rentals aren't even on the market unl
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
I was under the impression that adverse reactions to vaccines are pretty common actually? Many of the times I have gotten shots I had to wait in the room for 10-20 minutes afterwards so the nurse could verify I wasn't allergic. I think
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
I think the point is that none of us will ever want to call you. Please stop posting your number.
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
Could you elaborate on this latter point further? I guess maybe I have impostor's syndrome but I have a hard time understanding how you could ever tell if you are that person or not. Imagine the following that I saw on a poker video re
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
On a post like this I would like to direct peoples attention to the fact that Ross Ulbricht is still sitting in jail on a life sentence for running a website. His family can use any and all support they can get to set him free, please consi
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
There is almost no demand for 'actual' engineering a ton of this is completely offshored into oblivion, my girlfriend has a degree in chemistry and now works in a bank. There is extremely little demand for everything outside of so
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
He is a popular public figure who gets sent crank work claiming to have solved NP=/=P several times a week. His context for saying that is a little different than here where the author is critiquing someone for creating what is essenti
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
Well it is also worth mentioning, the "we" can be used as a way to give a paper a conversational tone whilst still remaining formal. The "we" in that kind of case is the other domain experts reading the paper the author
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
This is just a hollow pro-credential posturing without any substance to it. What is the point here supposed to even be? That software engineers too dumb to understand statistics and probability, and should just leave this to the 'exper
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
Is it somehow a faux pas to call them a Russian distribution? Their home page is literally a .ru tld. [0] https://www.calculate-linux.ru/
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
The point of the list is to be a short list of operating systems the author is highlighting, they link to the lists they are referencing which are more complete near the top of the article.
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by threwawasy1228 6y ago
I think that NixOS could definitely become a foundational next-gen distribution if they fix the Channel system. One fix I'm particularly fond of is flakes. [0] https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/49
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
Yep, just grab any random ML paper off the top of arxiv and have your product development team replicate it. Even if it doesn't end up working properly at all and you have to shelve it for a more common solution, you can still claim th
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
It clearly wasn't realistic enough.
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
That is definitely a very insightful post you linked, but I think the project is terrible even if you block out every single possible connection between the tech and ideology. I quite literally mean that I can't read the code. They des
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
I think the larger problem slowing down their growth is not his "neo-reactionary" thought bleeding into the architecture of Urbit. I think a big part of it is the massive technical debt that Yarvin straddled the project with via h
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
If they remove it post-coronavirus, they will probably get a lot of leeway from the judge on the case.
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
"Kings and dictators can also deploy new features faster than democracies, and they don't need to negotiate with anyone. Thus autocratic societies are simply better." This is literally how you and Moxie sound to everyone rati
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
I mean, if you can't see that there is something different about the current market space we are in now vs the one in the 70s/80s I don't know what to tell you other than to read more or talk to people who lived through it. M
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
I think the bigger problem is getting more companies to allow fully remote employees, internet connectivity is only a small part of the issue.
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
I would literally move to nearly anywhere in the midwest, in a heartbeat if they paid real salaries. I see it now, the hundreds of HN comments from years past talking about COL differences.The salaries I've seen in the midwest are what
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by threwawasy1228 7y ago
What did your hustling for clients consist of? Like I get the pounding the network pavement, everyone recommends that, but beyond that I never really get what it is that people do. Like do you just cold call people or do you entirely go thr

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