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xtat
5y ago
As we say in crypto "its probably nothing"
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5y ago
Hearkens oligopoly when only the already powerful can talk. Baby steps.
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5y ago
I'm truly boggled as to how many on this page seem to think the SEC's reasoning makes sense, let alone how the SEC reached this seemingly narrow-minded or lazy conclusion in the first place.
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xtat
5y ago
Tax investment properties at 5x the rate of dwellings.
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xtat
5y ago
More like this please
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xtat
5y ago
I do. I helped build one of these sites. We actually had a "tube" domain before youtube :)
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xtat
5y ago
Way scarier is a world of native code and appstores
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xtat
5y ago
another vote for gpu
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xtat
5y ago
looks legit.
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xtat
5y ago
Hard no on CBDCs- they're subject to the same fiat abuses we already have
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xtat
5y ago
Counterpoint is when you're spending cycles thinking about the weird language you're not spending cycles on creative programming, however adding chaos and restraint is a time-tested path to innovation.
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xtat
5y ago
came here to say this
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5y ago
Imagine a world where banks actually tried to solve problems
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5y ago
We don't need them.
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xtat
5y ago
its not even an apology, its manipulation
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xtat
5y ago
looks to me like bbc doing apple propaganda
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xtat
5y ago
Pay is the only leverage bigtech has left
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xtat
5y ago
I think maybe it's time for these threads to be remote by default.
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xtat
5y ago
Great answer, and sounds a lot like 2021 FAANG
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xtat
5y ago
What server-side components are you referring to here? From my memory there was very little interesting private code, and I can't think of anything that would process user data that would be private.
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xtat
5y ago
This is so reductive I don't know where to begin, but having worked on Brave I can say that there's a lot more top of mind over there than building a browser to support BAT.
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xtat
5y ago
While it ain't wrong, I'm not sure I want to trade one cartel for another, Cloudflare.
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5y ago
PG&E is a criminal enterprise- no love until they restructure from the top down.
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5y ago
FAANG is all one company with the appearance of competition.
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5y ago
Those contracts are abusive and of highly questionable legality. Side projects are the bread and butter of high output tech workers.
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5y ago
"In some ways this is a story about how I began to learn that law enforcement is there to protect some specific people (and companies), and not the general public as I imagined."
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5y ago
lmk when open source and I'll give it a shot
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5y ago
Docker is such a massively leaky abstraction :( Thanks for the detail. Newsblur is great.
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xtat
5y ago
This is called progress. There will always be a market for high-end expertise.
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xtat
5y ago
FWIW there are waaaay cheaper and yet decent options.
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