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wintorez
6y ago
Over-engineering always fails.
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6y ago
I'm the original commenter. I don't have any of the shorted stocks. I only find the story fascinating. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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6y ago
Sorry, I should have backed up my statement. Apparently, most hedge funds are actually doubling down on their short positions, believing people who are holding will sell. GME is still shorted more than 100%, so it's basically a game of
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wintorez
6y ago
The actual squeeze hasn't started yet.
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wintorez
6y ago
When did the war start and why nobody announced it?
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wintorez
6y ago
It's time we get back to basics: irc
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6y ago
How much of this is correlation and how much causation?
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6y ago
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
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6y ago
No snake goes out of its way to attack humans. They are mostly nocturnal and chilled animals. As for laying eggs, think most of them lay them underground. To be honest, I'm also very afraid of them, but like sharks, they are very essen
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6y ago
They would be almost perfect shape robots for certain applications.
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6y ago
They can keep pests, such as rats and mice, in check. And some species that are harmless to people prey on poisonous snakes, reducing the chance of a deadly encounter.
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6y ago
I’m so fascinated by the way snakes move. They seem so efficient and elegant. Slithering is only one of their methods of locomotion. Another great method they use is Sidewinding: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidewind
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6y ago
I think we can't overstate the deep impact Wikipedia had in the past 20 years. The initial idea was so counter-initiative. I thought it would fail due to vandalism. But despite that, it thrived, and somehow it became a great source of
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6y ago
It’s a great news. Hyundai and its luxury brand Genesis are taking over the car market fast.
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6y ago
Telegram, because you can delete your own messages from someone else’s phone. No other app allows this to my knowledge.
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6y ago
What did Bitcoin do to money?
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6y ago
I was thinking about something similar the other day. At the moment, we have 2 webs. One is for websites, and the other one is for apps that happen to run in web. I when apps run in the browser mode (with address bar, tabs, etc.), they shou
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6y ago
I love his work. His "webtorrent" is also great. I always wondered if anyone is using it on their website to lower the cost of distributing large files.
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6y ago
Another great resource: https://learnxinyminutes.com/
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6y ago
Being able to travel.
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6y ago
All I want from Jira is to allow me to use Markdown.
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6y ago
It’s more reaching the optimal solution rather than lack of innovation. Look at commercial airliners for example. All of them look very similar, except for the number of engines, and size. It’s not the lack of innovation, it’s due to the fa
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6y ago
Seeking revenge, with premeditation and planning is not unique to humans. A lot of animals also hold grudges against others and humans. So there must be some sort of evolutionary advantage that might not be too obvious.
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6y ago
Moving off the orbit is not as easy. You basically have to slow down in order to de-orbit, and that requires rockets. These end of life rockets adds to the weight of each satellite which adds to the cost of launching them.
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6y ago
I always thought it was insane that the CPUs had instructions specific to a particular application in a particular operating system embedded in them. I think the close we get to the metal, the more abstract and general purpose things should
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6y ago
Tao Te Ching. It taught me how to let go.
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6y ago
The first good search engine was metacrawler.
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6y ago
It keeps adding shit nobody asked for to its systems, and people have to search for how to remove them: https://www.ghacks.net/2020/11/28/what-is-meet-now-in-window...
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6y ago
I mean other than its systems?!
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6y ago
Looking at their website reminded me of this scene from Silicon Valley: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZKcn6MYPYPs
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