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901.
by woah 5y ago
Which law?
902.
by woah 5y ago
Most of the population of Canada is within miles of the US border. For any given city, connection to the US is probably much more important than connections to other parts of Canada.
903.
by woah 5y ago
Sunlight is renewable, and will not run out
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by woah 5y ago
Unfortunately many leftists are more interested in manipulating green energy to meet their unrelated political goals than solving global warming. If a green power project does not also bring about an international dictatorship of the prolet
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by woah 5y ago
Meta's data
906.
by woah 5y ago
It sounds like their tech was somewhere in between these two extremes. I would expect that some engineers with relevant experience in networking and programmable logic could get it done. It's also not particularly novel- lots of networ
907.
by woah 5y ago
Python has multiple different ways to do things even in the standard library lol
908.
by woah 5y ago
I thought this was going to be satire, but no, it seems that he is completely serious.
909.
by woah 5y ago
There are a huge number of rich engineers out there
910.
by woah 5y ago
Having dealt with VCs, I'm kind of confused by this comment. In my experience, they do not delve deeply into the tech. I'm guessing this is because most of their portfolio companies fail for non-technical reasons. They mostly assu
911.
by woah 5y ago
Ryan Gosling did it
912.
by woah 5y ago
I know we're not supposed to tell people to RTFA on here... but i feel like i should tell you that they are not removing the dislike button
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by woah 5y ago
It's been 10 years
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by woah 5y ago
Any investment that you caught wind of a few months ago would be doing well
915.
by woah 5y ago
Someone is working on an "ORM" that uses codegen from proto files, which we are already using for serialization. Not sure when it will be done. Compiler level generics are just a lot quicker and easier for anyone to use without re
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by woah 5y ago
How can Signal protect metadata? If the CIA hacks Signal's servers and sees a large encrypted payload coming in from me and going out to you, they know i texted you an image even if they can't see what it is.
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by woah 5y ago
Generics will be insanely useful for me. I work in an environment that uses a huge Golang KV store for all persistence. This means we write all of our own indexing code etc. None of it is reusable because of the lack of generics, so each mo
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by woah 5y ago
Seems reasonable. What's your question? GPT-3 is just that good.
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by woah 5y ago
That's ridiculous. The standard of living has increased astronomically over the past few hundred years in the developed world. People in the lower quintile can afford refrigeration, cheap food, unlimited free entertainment, heating and
920.
by woah 5y ago
Seems like the problem is that their core service simply did not make any money
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by woah 5y ago
The only people who could be said to be "in control of" a smart contract are the miners or validators producing blocks. But they are just executing the code of the blockchain and the smart contract, and if any one of them didn&#x2
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by woah 5y ago
Your comment is pretty unrelated to the article. It sounds like you're talking about a simple sending of cryptocurrency from one business or individual or another, but that's not what the article is talking about. It is impossible
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by woah 5y ago
The article you link is debunking the "new meth" theory being pushed by https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2021/11/the-new... And probably rightfully so. The Atlantic article did no
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by woah 5y ago
Sounds like this is your own beer-ability criterion, except you have a taste for more intellectual drinking buddies than most.
925.
by woah 5y ago
Never had a problem. The large and responsive trackpad also is good enough to play video games which would be unheard of on a non Mac trackpad
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by woah 5y ago
Do you believe that only those who can afford to buy a home should have shelter?
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by woah 5y ago
We're on the tail end of 50 years of policy to make single family homes into a perpetually growing investment vehicle to finance baby boomer's retirements.
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by woah 5y ago
The majority of people know "cryptocurrency" but not "cryptography" or "cryptozoology". Sorry. A lot of cryptozoologists are very alarmed when they hear about a "massive crypto bug", thinking it'
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by woah 5y ago
What is the goal of this massive conspiracy?
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by woah 5y ago
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