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> "Future proofing" is almost always a waste of time Not really, unless you lack the experience to know what to future proof and what not to future proof. I've saved days/weeks of development by future proofing cert
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Fresh kids poop has nowhere near the harmful bacteria adult poop infested toilet water has. Also hope you scrub those fingernails as well and make sure no small open wounds on your hands.
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Schema less causes more problems that it solves. You still have an implicit schema, it's just now scattered all over your app.
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Just think of electricity of water flowing through a pipe. All the concepts are exactly the same. Electrons = Water molecules Battery = Water tank Wire = Pipe Load = Water mill Voltage difference = How high tank is from water mill Amps = Am
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> why should I run a node? You personally, perhaps none. But, there are plenty of businesses today (Exchanges, Payment gateways, Casinos) that run nodes because they make a lot more from the profits Nano brings their business than the re
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One relatively cheap way to attack Bitcoin without ever owning any mining equipment at all is to create a pool (or several) and advertise no or even negative pool fees. Over time it would be possible to undercut legitimate pools and amass 5
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Both those articles on DPoS are referring to master node type coins. Nano's model is different in a couple fundamental ways: > Block producers are those responsible for creating and signing new blocks. They are limited in number, an
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Nano. Feeless, instant and energy efficient.
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It's not though. It's been around since 2015, it uses multiple novel crypto concepts not seen in any other coin and elegantly solves every traditional problem with Bitcoin (fees, speed, energy, centralization) unlike those cooki
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Cryptocurrency.
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At least LG doesn't seem to be going in that direction, the LG Gram 17: - Two m2/nvme slots - Upgradeable ram - 17" retina resolution - 2.9lb weight - 16:10 aspect ratio - User replaceable battery/speakers
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Has already happened, Nano is feeless, currently supports 250tx/s on main net and requires the energy of one windmill for the entire network. It's also more secure than Bitcoin due to a higher decentralization coefficient.
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r/bitcoin is heavily censored, it's the reason for Bitcoin Cash fork and why the uncensored r/btc was made. All the original Bitcoin adopters from the beginning moved discussion there.
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Wait how do those arguments apply to crypto, it's literally uncounterfeitable and isn't easy to launder since the blockchain is public. Cash on the other hand is a criminals dream.
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> 1. There is no use case for crypto currencies, except fraud and crime. Pornhub seems to disagree.
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Doesn't that make access log files illegal?
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The keyboard/trackpad on the LG is imho better and having pixel less screen @ 17" with the added vertical height is a no contest for productivity. I took a risk on it as well and it's served really well as a daily worker. The
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Still don't understand why there is no love for LG: https://www.lg.com/us/laptops/lg-17u70n-r.aas8u1-ultra-slim-... - 16gb ram (max 40gb) - 2 x nvme ssd - 17" 16:10 2560x1600 display - nvidia g
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Buy a couple more, put them in raid 0, now you have 9000MB/s
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They don't love him. They hate Trump. How hard is it to understand? It's like giving a vegan the choice between meat and their least favorite veggie. They don't love that veggie, but they will pick it over the meat.
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That analogy is a little flawed. More like there is something in the ISS that is causing leaks and the solution is to duct tape them.
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Suggesting a workaround is not addressing the root cause. Please don't.
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https://github.com/photoprism/photoprism Best google photos clone I've come across so far.
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Why not just add a second NAS with 25TB and call it a day? 2 x 16TB disks = $600 4 bay NAS = $300 That would give you cost you 15$/month (over the 5 year hdd life) for 32TB of data, or $0.50/TB/month with super fast loading i
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file.sort() Amazing how much experience, sweat and tears you get for free behind a single function call. Any other industry would charge you a ton. Open source!
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Do you have kids?
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Is 8k really noticeable vs 4k for text?
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100% legal. If you're Google.
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Funnily, the reverse is not true: You can write the worst code, build the worst apps, and design the most terrible UX, but if you can market your business and sell to people you can still make money.
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