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by togaen 4y ago
Clickbait. All talk, no action. If the author actually believed what he wrote, he wouldn’t use medium. But he does, so he’s just trolling for clicks.
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by togaen 4y ago
Domestic workers have been competing with outsourced workers since time immemorial. The winning formula is to just be good at what you do. Outsourced work may be cheaper in salary, but it often comes with significant overhead and indirect c
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by togaen 4y ago
What an obviously and absolutely terrible business idea. What investors put money into blows my mind sometimes.
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by togaen 4y ago
Those rules seem… obvious.
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by togaen 4y ago
It’s fine, they don’t have to tell you anything about how their stuff works or why it does what it does, and it’s not their job to troubleshoot your WiFi.
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by togaen 4y ago
Looks like someone got in over his head and is looking for an excuse to back out of the deal.
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by togaen 4y ago
lol
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by togaen 4y ago
“Secret: Mittelstands are already about one-third of our whole economy.” That’s… not a secret. Anyone with even rudimentary knowledge of the economy knows that. You need to get out more.
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by togaen 4y ago
“Airports are more fun” Lol’d at this one. Author is clearly trolling.
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by togaen 4y ago
Same reason people pay others to do anything: convenience. Apps are used because most people have neither the desire nor the time to deal with manipulating data directly. You wanna not use apps? Have fun, no one is stopping you.
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by togaen 4y ago
Don’t worry too much about whether to learn language A versus language B. They all do the same things. Focus on learning theory of computation. A bit of complexity theory is also very useful (but don’t get carried away with it). Learn discr
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by togaen 4y ago
lol wut
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by togaen 4y ago
“No escaping. If you want to put \u001F or \u001E in your data – tough you can’t. Use a different format.” I fully support this format just for this.
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by togaen 4y ago
Spoiled brats.
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by togaen 4y ago
I love reading all the hate the author is getting here. It means he’s right.
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by togaen 4y ago
Great game.
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by togaen 4y ago
Clickbait. Respect, though. An intentionally provocative article about targeted ads to help serve more targeted ads. Pretty clever.
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by togaen 4y ago
These operations are not hard, what’s hard is doing them in a lazy context like they describe: they’re trying to evaluate data without, you know, evaluating it. Good luck.
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by togaen 4y ago
So… it’s Siri.
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by togaen 4y ago
Interesting article, but waaaay longer than it needed to be.
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by togaen 4y ago
Surely there are more meaningful things to spend time thinking about.
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by togaen 4y ago
Grow up.
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by togaen 4y ago
You’ve probably thought about this, but I didn’t see it on your site: be careful about laws governing lotteries, sweepstakes, and giveaways. I could easily imagine people using a service like this for illegal activities.
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by togaen 4y ago
or just use python
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by togaen 4y ago
It’s usually not worth the effort. Invariably someone makes a mistake, or there is a version conflict between two people, and that defeats the whole purpose. Besides, if they are sending you stuff in email, it’s already “versioned” by virtu
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by togaen 4y ago
A better question is why does AI or blockchain need to be involved at all? A system like this already exists… it’s called the tax code: take a portion of generated wealth and allocate it to the public good. And I think it should be obvious
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by togaen 4y ago
SSR is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard of. Client and server are different things, treat them that way. The whole web dev community keeps tripping all over itself to make simple things wildly complicated.
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by togaen 4y ago
When it’s fun to play.
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by togaen 5y ago
It’s probably not a good idea to make it too easy to unlock your door without a key. Introduces unnecessary security problems. Besides, if you only lock your door from the outside, then it’s impossible to lock yourself out. That solves the
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by togaen 5y ago
why

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