BrissyCoder

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by BrissyCoder 4y ago
Coders everywhere suddenly become more productive...
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by BrissyCoder 4y ago
Is there an appreciable difference in quality between a french press and an aeropress?
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by BrissyCoder 4y ago
Nintendo is Japanese.
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by BrissyCoder 4y ago
This doesn't appear to work for me. When I enter a city name it just places a red sphere on the globe. Nothing about dinosaurs.
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by BrissyCoder 4y ago
> All the really bad security vulnerabilities were obvious. Isn't that just tautological? They are bad because they are obvious?
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by BrissyCoder 4y ago
People have such short memories... Was 2018 really that long ago... Even back then there was a tonne of MSM coverage.
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by BrissyCoder 4y ago
Doesn't seem to address the "why it matters" portion of the headline.
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by BrissyCoder 4y ago
> into stable cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum Close tab.
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by BrissyCoder 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_triviality When I was on a larger team that actively participated in sprint demos was regularly a witness to this. Senior types that came along and needed to be heard - not really h
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
Ewww yuck dude.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
I'm sure xk of seeing this take. If you buy a stock (even Tesla!) There's generally an actual profit making company producing things behind it.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
This is a good question and something I've been thinking about lately. I can't see my kid getting anywhere near of an explorative and self-learning experience that I had in the 80s with the tech available today.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
> and yet we've got people on this forum describing it as "funny money" while major investment banks are opening crypto desks Jamie Dimon spoke to this a while back. Something along the lines of while he sees no future in
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
> in his parents' garage Yeah, sure thing.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
No (even though I agree with the sentiment).
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
You can't live in a Blockchain. You can't collect rent on a Blockchain.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
Serious question - is she for real? Surely she's doing satire right?
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
There's also https://rekt.news/
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
Yeah I'm mostly being tounge in cheek. Looking forward to when my kid is old enough and can start tinkering with an Arduino for example (nothing quite like that around when I was a kid).
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
My generation had the Amiga. This generation has Crypto and Web 3.0. The future is bleak.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
9/10 Australians think this guy is a grade-A dickhead. It would have been politically unpalatable for him to have been allowed to stay.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
What's is C-Suite?
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
"Bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices continue their sell-off, with bitcoin briefly bottoming just shy of $41,000. This is bitcoin’s worst weekly drop since November. The world’s #1 cryptocurrency now shed 37% of its value from the $58,00
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
As in reading for pleasure?
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
+1 came here to post this. I knew Musk was a bit of an asshole but didn't realize to what extent he was an absolute fraud.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
"Book of the Long Sun" by Gene Wolfe.
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Why is Pepsi getting into NFTs, you ask? Simple: It's because of you(twitter.com)
1 points by BrissyCoder 5y ago|2 comments
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
Yeah, I actually probably lean towards following the nuttier ones for my own entertainment. Just had a look on r/crytpocurrency and they all seem to realise it's BS and a huge risk to the market.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
I think that kind of paper wouldn't make for a very comfortable ass wiping so no - lacking the utility of TP.
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by BrissyCoder 5y ago
Most of the crypto heads on Twitter actually seem to believe that it is properly backed. But you know, you're judging the opinion of people who invest in cartoon apes.

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