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Obligatory Futurama reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8_UH_XzNy8
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I think we are also of the mindset that "If we have the capability to do things ourselves in such a way that removes the need for legislation then why can't we"? If you lose $500 in cash because you tucked it in your pocket a
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We still have cash right now - that is the important distinction. You can choose to put your cash under your mattress, self custody has always been a thing. Our bank accounts have some legislated protections and even if they decide to de-pl
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For anyone unsure as to why CBDC's are a horrendous idea please read this thread: https://twitter.com/punk6529/status/1494444624630403083?lang... Or as an unrolled thread here: https://threadreader
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I cant ever imagine staying at a company for more than 5 years tops unless at VP / executive level, I felt the same as you for a company I worked with for several years and then everything changed, the culture, the vision, the market -
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Name one other one? There hasnt been one, there have been custodial lending platforms that have had all the credentials - this isn't the same. Imagine the second largest bank in your country just up and dissolving with everyones money
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I disagree, I love both disassociatives and Hallucinogenics, they are entirely different beasts though. I love the alien / earthbound feeling of things like DMT, Mushrooms, Acid, 2-Cx, it feels...natural to be in that state, I also lov
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Nor the fun you get from the actual introspection and trip itself. Its not just about the puking
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I vomited so hard that I gave myself 2 black eyes and burst a blood vessel in my eye so it went completely red. I literally thought I was going to spew up a kidney. Its called La Purga for a reason though, prior to vomiting, because you are
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For those wondering why people would store coins on centralised exchanges, the answer is simply because you are heavily incentivised to do so. When Ethereum was congested and simple transfers were costing upwards of $200 - FTX offered a num
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>>Our teams are working on clearing out the withdrawal backlog as is The "as is" worries me here
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Me, I work pretty quickly online and Wifi blips are very noticeable to me, even that perceived slowness when something is being retransmitted is obvious to me, it sometimes feels sluggish. Even with a top of the range consumer router it is
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Packaged into VPs which are then encapsulated by NFT's for recording Carbon amounts of 1ton/CO2
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This looks great, have you considered opening this up to other NFT use cases? ESG Assets are a big under the radar industry that is basically developed using NFTs If so would love to discuss!
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I have almost exclusively worked in early-stage startups, over the past 10 years as a CTO / Technical founder and I agree with Eric here, most start up founders have no idea what they are doing when it comes to equity, so more often th
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I was about 25 years ago, the main thing I remember was having a "The <programming language Bible" on your desk. Several inches thick and really before there was anything like Stack Overflow there was this and maybe the occasio
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When I was in Japan they explained why Gingko trees are often planted near temples (apart from looking awesome), they say that the water content in the leaves and their apparent readiness to drop when stressed make them a great fire suppres
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Where is the code for Joinbase? It looks like a solution to a problem I am currently in the process of analysing. I can't see any way of installing it from the website right now?
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Yep totally on board with this, if I take hallucinogens I completely lose interest in drinking for a few weeks afterwards. Have always wondered if microdosing would help this
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A control plane fee of $0.2 / hour This is excessive - takes a reasonable machine up to 55c per hour - that's ~$4 per day for an 8 hour day - $120 per month.
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Yep agree with most of what is written below, I am CTO at a listed company that is still very much a start-up (we went public too early IMO). I have infinite work and I expect the same to be true of most "start-ups". Likewise all
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Everyone else here will hit you with the "ritual" and "learn to enjoy without" I am the same as you - and I will tell you what worked for me. I tend not to drink on weekdays, but when I do drink, I drink to get drunk. T
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The cost to offset the carbon for flights is pretty miniscule in comparison (maybe $20) - the amount of loyalty that frequent flyers bring, the airlines should be offsetting these amounts themselves
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Not writing tests early on simply backloads the effort to the point of where deploying anything is a crap shoot. Most of the other things I can agree with but tests is literally 101 for my teams
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I wasn't that bothered about it until I used it. The biggest thing for me is when working with Terraform and some really badly documented parts of it and really not being able to work out the syntax required, the suggestions really hel
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I earn a fair bit more than my partner. We have a joint account we pay into for groceries, mortgage, bills etc that I pay a higher % into for day to day / household stuff. This covers off the "required" payments. We do this s
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How do we think this affects using Google Login on Plex? I don't have a password, only using the login with google functionality?
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Funding possibly - PR not likely as we dont work in Go. Will socialise and come back to you
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I think its a vicious cycle - No one supports it so services don't implement it, and because no services implement it people use hacky ways to do what MQTTv5 does out of the box or use services they normally wouldn't because the o
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It is unfortunately the least garbage of most of the cloud providers, but until it supports MQTTv5 out of the box then it is useless for most modern MQTT deployments
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