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by Feeble 1y ago
I am very much in the same position right now. My dev team has introduced mandatory code reviews for every change and I can see their output plummeting. It also seems that most code reviews done are mostly syntax and code format related - n
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by Feeble 1y ago
That's quite interesting, I wonder how they were fraudulent as bitcoin transactions dont have chargebacks etc. In the article they also mention that the price for the game would fluctuate which seems to indicate they actually priced th
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by Feeble 2y ago
Kanban predates scrum
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by Feeble 2y ago
"Remote workers were not only more productive they were more satisfied with remote work than they had been with working in a traditional office" I think some citation is needed here, there are multiple studies and they have very v
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by Feeble 3y ago
Amplitude is a great product. We tested alot of similar products and Amplitude was by far the best. The only negative I have found is their pricing which is free up to quite a generous level to be honest but then it suddenly becomes really
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by Feeble 4y ago
C# is just as good from a technical stand point I think, but there is a significant financial cost attached from the licenses. Large server installations with dev, stage, prod & load test envs tend to get expensive with .net.
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by Feeble 4y ago
Would you mind sharing what ecosystems?
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by Feeble 4y ago
I can only agree. Have seen many systems and various tech being used and Java would be my choice for a large project as well.
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by Feeble 4y ago
The energy is not used to handle the transactions, the energy is used to secure the network. > Instead of being used for something useful Bitcoin uses less energy than YouTube. Wether you think having a decentralized, global monetary sys
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by Feeble 4y ago
> But then we've lost standardization which is the whole point of the error codes to begin with. Returning 200 and then using response body to denote missing resource is no different. So you have to choose, either 404 can be invalid
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by Feeble 5y ago
I think we need the government to decide exactly what technical parts should be produced with the production of semiconductors. Maybe they can make a 5 year plan for exactly what parts to produce and who gets them. Then we don't have t
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by Feeble 5y ago
Miners don't operate at loss. This is nothing but free market economics. Electricity is sold on a free market. Miners buy electricity to secure the Bitcoin monetary network because other people value a decentralized monetary network, i
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by Feeble 5y ago
It's wrong to see it as power consumption per transaction. The power used is to secure the monetary network. So for VISA you would have to factor in all their offices, running systems, employees, security etc. used to secure their fina
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by Feeble 5y ago
I guess we should ban christmas lights in the US too then. They also use more energy than whole countries - https://phys.org/news/2015-12-christmas-energy-entire-countr...
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by Feeble 5y ago
My company operates in a highly international business area. The whole industry is moving towards using crypto for B2B payments. Every provider and partner offers payment by crypto - because international bank payments are slow, expensive a
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by Feeble 5y ago
Yes that's fair point. It is not very ideal if you want a USD or EUR stable store of wealth at this point.
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by Feeble 5y ago
> The question was how much does the financial system in your country use. So I picked a country to show an example. You then changed the question Not really. I am saying consider that energy usage for traditional banking is also high. I
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by Feeble 5y ago
Sure, but BTC is global so you need to divide BTC's energy usage with the population of New Zealand to make a fair comparison. New Zealand's population is 0.06% of the world population. Best guess of Bitcoin energy usage put it at
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by Feeble 5y ago
> As a currency? I have that already. And its stable, accepted almost everywhere, doesn't waste tons of energy and cannot be lost by forgetting a password. So you were born (or at least live) in a country that has a stable currency
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by Feeble 5y ago
You want to know what's insane? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_usage_of_the_United_Sta... .
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by Feeble 5y ago
You should probably just view this as branding/marketing and not a functional thing. At least in it's current state.
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by Feeble 5y ago
They grow in a sterile environment
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by Feeble 5y ago
That twitter account is just angrily ranting at new technology he most likely do not understand. Why would you post this here?
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by Feeble 5y ago
Replace crypto with Internet and you got a perfect article from 1997 about this new weird technology called Internet. Where the author declares all good ideas and startups around this Internet has already been "mined to perfection&quot
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by Feeble 6y ago
https://craftyjs.com/ supersmall lib. However, you will probably enjoy Phaser the most of all listed once you get comfortable around it. It's not that complicated.
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by Feeble 6y ago
What is your pricing? Also, can the resulting page be customized with company identity and/or hosted under own domain name? E.g. workdna.company.com
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by Feeble 7y ago
Yes, that would be the logical conclusion of all these types of products. However, but if more people use this then the prediction will become more likely to be true. E.g. predict price goes up -> users starts buying -> price does go
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by Feeble 7y ago
They say that it is not mining, but rather doing transactions on something called Incognito network? Or maybe I am misunderstanding it. It does seem really sketchy though, they are all over the place. They say they use Proof of Stake, but B
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by Feeble 7y ago
Were you running RabbitMQ clustered with persistent queues? I don't think SQS is primarily for low-latency messaging, but rather a provided high available MQ with very little hassle.
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by Feeble 8y ago
With about two years of learning you are probably just reaching the stage where you start to understand what you don't know (stage 2 below). Keep at it and you will grow. Stage 1: Unconscious Incompetence. Stage 2: Conscious Incompeten

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