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by wp381640 6y ago
Satoshi never signed mailing list posts, forum posts, any private emails that we have access to or even the early Bitcoin code releases I don't know how this became the burden to prove that writing is from Satoshi since none of the wel
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by wp381640 6y ago
It was in the top 10 only a few months ago. The trend is that it's going away.
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by wp381640 6y ago
Reviews are broken. There needs to be a web of trust for reviews. I would weight a review from somebody I know or trust 1000x more than every Amazon or online review ever left. It's not just store reviews that are broken - web search i
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by wp381640 6y ago
Your upgrade path would be the new SE, which is fingerprint and not faceID and has the A11 processor I still use a 6S as a burner and have another for tests, they’re a great device
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by wp381640 6y ago
When Murdoch cries poor in Australia just remember that he spun out what newspapers traditionally made money on - the real estate ad business - into a separate company, REA (realestate.com.au), and today it's worth $20B REA still makes
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by wp381640 6y ago
Yep. Absolutely - trust them a lot more than I trust Google. I love what 14.5 is doing to shake up the privacy invading practices of the large internet co's.
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by wp381640 6y ago
the tl;dr for all web scraping is to just use scrapy (and scrapyd) - otherwise you end up just writing a poorer implementation of what has already been built My only recent change is that we no longer use Items and ItemLoaders from scrapy -
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by wp381640 6y ago
Performance car and motorcycle manufacturers _do_ have recommended oil and fuel providers But it's more akin to car companies making both the car _and_ the engine - which wasn't the case in the stagecoach/early era
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by wp381640 6y ago
Alternatively - you're only because you're noticing it now because of the WhatsApp drama Thomas Brewster has been on the encrypted messaging apps and law enforcement beat for a very long time and puts these stories out with regula
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by wp381640 6y ago
The modern equivalent is using copyright material/music in a video and then putting "I make no claim on the copyright of the music in these videos" in the description thinking that's a pass
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by wp381640 6y ago
> Whereas the claim for bitcoin is that it will soar in value. Why? Not so much that it'll soar - but should retain it's value because of the cap and decayed mining Further from that Buffett on his gold criticism - there is no
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by wp381640 6y ago
Bitcoin is a _terrible_ way to launder money. Not only are the onramps/offramps not anonymous - but it has so much attention that entire federal task forces are setup for $30k buy-and-busts You'd use bitcoin for money laundering i
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That really isn't how most grids work. There are large times where prices are now negative because of oversupply of renewables. Mining by it's nature has energy as its largest input cost, so it chases lower and more efficient sour
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by wp381640 6y ago
Homebrew and Metaspoit prompted me to learn Ruby. It’s an excellent and well-suited language for that type of DSL
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by wp381640 6y ago
Absolutely. They aggressively removed adult and blasphemous content If anything it was less free speech than Twitter
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by wp381640 6y ago
Funny only recently I noticed the ads in the Stocks app and thought it was very un-apple
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by wp381640 6y ago
just don't sit near the launchpad
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They’d be silly not to wait for it to go bankrupt and purge the huge lease obligations and debt
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by wp381640 6y ago
using pydantic pretty much everywhere.
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Same experience. Just had a new project a month ago and we decided to stick to the tried and tested sqlalchemy + alembic after spending a few days looking at the new crop
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by wp381640 6y ago
I think the idea is that FastAPI does one thing and does it well. You can mix in other parts of what you need, in the same way FastAPI itself leans on great projects. SQLAlchemy + Alembic are standard because they're robust and well-kn
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by wp381640 6y ago
I use pm on personal emails where I need privacy. For work emails that I assume everyone can read and that needs availability I use Fastmail and G Suite
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by wp381640 6y ago
Pipx is pretty much that - installs a package into its own venv and links script entry points to .local/bin
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by wp381640 6y ago
You must be the only person who ever runs that on your own code because you skipped the pyenv step
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by wp381640 6y ago
I could tell you were a solo developer before getting to this comment. A lot of the problems docker solves is as soon as you need to fit out a team with a mix of environments and split ops from dev I still use it for individual projects bec
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by wp381640 6y ago
The problem is because of government pay scales they can’t fill those digital agency roles with the right people Within a year or two the good staff end up working at the consulting shops and influence their former employers
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The equiv contract in Australia went to Lenovo. Microsoft and Adobe preloaded the laptops with Office and Adobe Suite and no cost. Worked out pretty well.
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I tried finding it - even went into archive and couldn’t - sorry!
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Kinda funny small-world stuff that Justin Frankel (Winamp + Gnutella) went onto AOL/TimeWarner and got into a feud with an exec he wrote a passive-aggressive blog post about without naming him. The exec was Chamath Palihapitiya. Justin
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Option 2 looks like a huge legal liability - they effectively built a product that doesn't do what it says it does and it cost users real money.

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