xwolfi

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by xwolfi 5y ago
There are free tier at some third parties to redirect for you - usually port 25 is blocked outbound, not inbound (at least mine does this), so you can receive email easily, sending them out you use a free service but they can read all your
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by xwolfi 5y ago
I agree to a point - the past is a good source of inspiration in how to raise a child, since it's been so long and we're all the results. But what's your take on slapping a tantrum-throwing child ? Something I think was very
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by xwolfi 5y ago
The EU is vast, it's hard to say "EU justice is more corrupt". Maybe Italy is more than NL for instance ? As for the U.S. they operate on principles I disagree with: very heavy prison sentences, focus on lies rather than crim
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Yes ! Re-inventing the wheel is literally perfectly fine. You take a round piece of wood, make it roll, and BAM you re-invented the wheel. No need to go to Toyota, buy their wheel making machinery for millions and run that to make a little
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by xwolfi 5y ago
I've implemented 1000+% payday loan promotion in Mexico, with credit score check etc, stuff I find absolutely abject myself. I don't think I cared much: if it's not illegal, I do it, even if it's "immoral". Esp
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Didnt click the link because I don't care about someone saying Hello ! Not that I'm important or anything but you didn't clickbait right I think ! Your title is void of meaning as all clickbait, but also void of burning incen
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Yes, you know how it is when you start knowing something you start realizing journalist reporting of it, while not entirely false, is quite imprecise and simplifying ? I work in an investment bank, on the trading floor, and when I hear repo
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by xwolfi 5y ago
I put it in the trash and forget about it. Recycling is too hard and probably will cost more to end up in the same landfill, nobody really need yet another aging piece of hardware, and I don't need money especially if I need to spend t
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by xwolfi 5y ago
But that's silly. Everyone agrees with you but what if you need to go to your grandparents in the country side village of 200 farmers ? You could build a once-a-day bus line or you could just let people take a non polluting car from a
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by xwolfi 5y ago
I don't get that one. Cars are mostly fine if they don't pollute. They'd just be large bicycles. Why do you think the concept of automated personal transport is "the problem" ? I think for instance we can't pos
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by xwolfi 5y ago
If only the American president at the time had been more responsible and less inflammatory it would have resulted in a lot less reflexive aggression - asian people beaten in the street included. The CCP is not very responsible if they know
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by xwolfi 5y ago
You're right. It's highly suspicious, but it's just that and the problem is that the lab leak theory has many ramifications that are net negative for everyone: was it intentional, was it preventable, was it modified to test b
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Well for instance you may work on an artificial means of exchange that derives value from marketing to its member that they'll get rich if only they convince more people to use it. It's like working as a food expert at Herbalife.
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Lived in Paris for years but wanted to go to my native Normandy 90 minutes away by car often, with friends (so train is uneconomical, and whatever): I love car free cities just as much as I love cars, but I feel they always miss the massive
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by xwolfi 5y ago
> Pretty interesting problems. In the last year or two I've worked with some of the founding designers of Haskell on compiler profiling. I've heard from Leslie Lamport on using TLA+ to formally prove consensus algorithms. I pro
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Dude if you weren't busy scamming them, that'd be one less source of adversarial financial risk and you may not have to throw some crumbs at them. Charity is when the taxpayers failed :( And I'm glad at least you helped peopl
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by xwolfi 5y ago
You should work on actual problems, then not only will the technical challenges be interesting, but the result delivery and client satisfaction challenge will be too !! Don't you dream of doing work that people actually use ?
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Sorry milord, continue working earnestly a little bit more before we have to bow and kiss your golden moonshaped shoes. What do you guys work on all day long ? How to convert a DOGE to USDT to BTC then to a bored ape NFT looking to the righ
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Ahah looking at the logos triggered my frenchness, this things is from the motherland.
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Land of the free... to shut up and pay their credit card debts and student loans.
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Me I d define web3 by referencing the websocket arrival that evolved from Ajax polling to have better data subscription and the rise of full js frameworks which transformed the amount of work clients do on web resources that sometimes could
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Well I don't know about blue rounded rectangular rings, but I like the american attention to such details as making sure your trunk has a separator and an inside handle if people kidnap you at gunpoint and put you in your own trunk. Th
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by xwolfi 5y ago
You're right - but it's not really unfair though: I agree with the people who complained in France of these problems 100 years ago too and I think asking what the state is doing is how you get the state to maybe do something. Sayi
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Cool article, very not surprised, except by how much this affected him. Every result-oriented group of people will have to compromise somehow, adapt, readjust, fail for a while, succeed for a bit, and fail again. If we were doing it for the
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by xwolfi 5y ago
I buy Huawei, at least the money goes to people who have half a stake at making conditions better (but just half, let's not kid ourselves).
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Well if India the country cant even bother to inspect its own factories (in many countries we dont bemoan the american overlord to please stop our people from beating each other: we just inspect ourselves), nothing will change. The problem
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Yeah but it's not StackOverlow answering questions. I'd say people at work helped other people at work and they got out the same as they put in: win-win. Let's not pretend this interested exchange is slavery. I credit all my
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by xwolfi 5y ago
No, it's not that they dont sell there, it s that you dont buy them. Too busy buying pickup truck-sized machines to 16yo children and calling everything not spitting black diesel smoke "fugly Euro" :p
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by xwolfi 5y ago
I dont disagree with your point entirely: it's important to discuss perspectives. But I disagree he's challenging opinions, he's triggering emotions. It's not wrong when it's on the latest movie, but maybe he could
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by xwolfi 5y ago
Yeah but there s low value in throwaway, and it's not succint, it's 1-letter. ONE lol, for every imaginable labguage keyword. For instance to parse a binary encoded dictionary from a table column: -9!'columnName(I remember it

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