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wetpaws
9y ago
How is this different from twitter aside from decentralized part?
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wetpaws
9y ago
"Asking for a friend"
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wetpaws
9y ago
This is what I heard about 10 years ago, and advise I got is to go into engineering because programmers would be "just another over-saturated marked like lawyers". I'm glad I did not treat it seriously.
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9y ago
I don't think the problem with programming is that it is complex or has wast domain knowledge, it is true, but this is not a unique problem. I think the biggest barrier in programming is just how abstract and alien it is, cognitive loa
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wetpaws
9y ago
this negates previous argument how exactly?
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wetpaws
9y ago
We don't need the regulations. We need this technology now, hell, we actually need this technology 20 years ago. If progress means death as a byproduct, than this death is totally welcome.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Can relate to this.
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wetpaws
9y ago
>They're managers, not supervillains. Those are essentially the same.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Here is a guide: All of them suck (with the exception of react which is not actually a framework). Wait for 10 more years.
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wetpaws
9y ago
If you study the subject of drugs R&D carefully, in most of the cases companies break even in 1 or 2 years after the release of the drug.
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wetpaws
9y ago
I am a digital artist and I've been using Photoshop since 2000s. I still find it infinitely more comfortable to open mspaint and do quick resizing or image editing there. When I forced to use gimp I simultaneously want to a) kill mysel
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wetpaws
9y ago
This is exactly 20-30 minute more than any sane person should waste on a image editor.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Let me guess, you've never worked in software industry, right?
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wetpaws
9y ago
Those innovations were generally gradual, incremental and spread over centuries. They also did not really failed to innovate as Roman empire transformed into Byzantine empire, and then, eventually to the modern Europe.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Google amp is a blessing on mobile, I don't give a damn't about site owners.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Rrrright. That's what they want you to think.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Science and technological progress is not a zero-sum game.
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wetpaws
9y ago
I bet it's Amazon or Google
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wetpaws
9y ago
>more likely for welfare assistance than men I don't see how it cancels my argument other than highlighting even bigger wealth distribution imbalance in favor of women.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Poverty is gendered, but it is not female gender. If you walk any major US city in the evening, you can clearly see what gender it actually is.
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wetpaws
9y ago
In the history of humanity was never a case when technological advancement was doomed by a lack of a resource. Aluminium was extremely limited and valuable and no one was givinf damn and for a good reason - it does barely cost anything due
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wetpaws
9y ago
Maybe not use 3rd party banner systems infected with cancer and malware code. Adblock systems are not an AI, they just operate on a database of known, obnoxious and annoying shit.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Why is it irresponsible? Stone age did not end because of the stone shortage.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Bitcoin chart is a fractal. Every single time in the history of it there is a post about it being a bubble. $100, $1000, $3K, $4K, $10K, I keep seeing this for yyyyears.
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wetpaws
9y ago
You must be new here
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wetpaws
9y ago
As a human go player I can say that evaluating board position is close to impossible. You may have a seemingly good position and in two turns it seems that you have lost the game already.
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wetpaws
9y ago
I guess they should then randomize komi so any player would have 50/50 chance of getting a small edge.
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wetpaws
9y ago
There is no such thing as a streaming license.
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wetpaws
9y ago
Is it just me or trans-national corporations will eventually erode our concept of states and borders?
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wetpaws
9y ago
I believe you never had a cat and did not have a chance to see them expressing complex abstract ideas like "let me out to the patio right now or else".
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