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by toolz 3y ago
most crypto projects are independent from one another. Most all of these coin failures happen as tokens on typically the ethereum blockchain, yet ethereum still stands strong as well as many others. There's no argument from me that the
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by toolz 3y ago
I don't see anyone arguing that there have been fewer than 6 world reserve currencies in recorded history and plenty that say more. No idea where you're coming up with at most three.
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by toolz 3y ago
History is littered with global reserve currencies outright failing or losing its global reserve status. USD failing wouldn't surprise anyone looking at financial systems through a historical lens. Years after it happens (and I don&#x2
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by toolz 3y ago
Either you're saying that something has to benefit you personally for it to have "real world use" (which is a misuse of the phrase) or you're saying you haven't done any research, including the two real world uses I
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by toolz 3y ago
I'm wondering if I'm in the minority as crypto rightfully draws a lot of skepticism (presuming OP is implying crypto) but I have a hard time wrapping my mind around how anyone can call financial instruments with more volume than t
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by toolz 3y ago
keep at it! I hope you come out the other end a survivor and a stronger person! You'll certainly have earned it.
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by toolz 4y ago
is your point to criticize apple for doing their part because they aren't also doing the work for other companies not doing their part? How is that apples responsibility? The blame for other companies not doing their part is on the oth
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by toolz 4y ago
Something about this article calling out specific apps just feels gross and accusatory for no reason. It seems rather obvious these apps were made with good intentions and provide useful features. It feels akin to posting some hammer manufa
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by toolz 4y ago
Shouldn't the ultimate test of an education system be the practical outputs that serve society? We use testing for more immediate results, but there's nothing particularly telling at a more practical level that engineering in the
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by toolz 4y ago
was curious and found this https://hiphish.github.io/blog/2020/12/27/making-bash-xdg-co...
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by toolz 4y ago
Not completely true. You can launch bash with the --init-file flag and put the bashrc file wherever you'd like. Could even change /bin/bash or whatever your default shell is to be a script that launches bash with that flag pr
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by toolz 4y ago
I don't need to consult coinbase or any other stakers to stake crypto. That would be a very broad definition for an agreement, one that's broad enough to maybe include housing, in reference to the GP comment.
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by toolz 4y ago
I'm not sure when something qualifies as "engineered" but since the rise of society their have been people and groups attempting to engineer social norms for their personal interests. I don't really have any opinions on
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by toolz 4y ago
tail-recursion is just an implementation detail...but with recursion, I find non-programmers struggle no more with them than simple loops. It's only programmers who develop a strong familiarity with loops that feel some sense of unnece
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by toolz 4y ago
Genuinely curious, but which part was informative of anything other than one users opinion? I'm a huge fan of elixir and found it to be one of the easiest languages[1] I've learned to date, so I'm definitely biased, but I&#x2
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by toolz 4y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but wouldn't anything you or anyone else developed on company time at another company be owned by that company and thus proprietary? In practice I can't imagine the spirit of any law would be violated by doi
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by toolz 4y ago
> the M chips utterly destroy them on performance per watt. It’s not even close. AMD laptop CPUs easily compete with or even beat the M chips according to this comparison. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/5215vs4
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by toolz 4y ago
I would support liveview defining the entire process. I've written a lib myself to do liveview type things and coming up with a solid descriptor for things like conference talks was basically impossible. I write a lot of elixir and I w
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by toolz 4y ago
> neither efficient nor trustless More correctly, it would be *either efficient or trustless. The existence of a layer2 does not make layer 1 unusable. It provides options with tradeoffs.
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by toolz 4y ago
How long until WaPo is categorized as relevant as the grocery store checkout isle tabloids? It's like they made up some drama out of thin air without even caring that it contradicts their own "journalism". How does a once pro
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by toolz 4y ago
There is no mechanism in the body to turn fat stores into muscle. Both can be used for energy, but neither are used to build the other.
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by toolz 4y ago
People do things they don't want every single day, including obese people. To equate discomfort with control loses all meaning in both words. The vast majority of people don't want to get out of the bed every morning. Yet the vast
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by toolz 4y ago
It isn't an absolute comment, but rather a relative comment. Deficit is a relative word and I didn't want to be too verbose, but the implication here is that deficit refers to the relationship between your calorie consumption and
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by toolz 4y ago
Water isn't organic mass and some things really are black and white. I believe this is one of those cases. I qualified control with a rather narrow question, I agree, but I genuinely don't understand what can constitute as not hav
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by toolz 4y ago
> Because being very obese comes with elevated health risks, some might argue it is not a problem that there are incentives for women to lose weight. But this relies on two wobbly pillars of logic. > First, that people’s weight really
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by toolz 4y ago
I use https://github.com/tadfisher/pass-otp with pass, which has a FOSS client for desktop and smartphone (at least for andriod, no idea for ios)
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by toolz 4y ago
The way I see it, if your tests are dependent on mutable global state, they are bad. If they are not dependent on mutable global state, then other tests can't break your tests. I'm not confident enough to say there aren't exc
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by toolz 4y ago
I think in the context of your question, you're turning "thriving" from an attempt at objective measurement to an entirely subjective metric. Feel free to correct me if that isn't the case, but if it becomes subjective t
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by toolz 4y ago
afaik all modern designs for nuclear power are aimed at being small so they can be installed underground, which would make them much safer during these events. e.g. Here's a company that was licensed to build SMR (small modular reactor
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by toolz 4y ago
What approach are you measuring racial disparity, if not a metric-centric approach?

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