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epinephrinios
1mo ago
The Google Home is hot garbage. I do like the hardware though.
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epinephrinios
3mo ago
It's truly baffling. I was very frustrated with C++ (pre-LLM era) to the point I actively left a good job just so I can work on Rust.
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epinephrinios
1y ago
Greed. There's no technical basis. I am pretty sure they considered it and even though L2s do not pay much rent to L1, Stripe wanted absolute control (which goes against decentralization) and all the fees in their pocket. Just hoping t
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epinephrinios
2y ago
On the contrary, It's quite active lately - https://vector.dev/releases/
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epinephrinios
2y ago
Absolutely, I worked on tech behemoths and smaller companies. The dev experience was significantly better when all development was local. I even worked on initiatives to move development away from the cloud, and although other devs were s
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epinephrinios
3y ago
I also love VRL. Such a joy to work with.
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epinephrinios
3y ago
The correct thing to do is to leave these comments as a code review and let the contributor fix it. No one argued in favor of accepting a buggy patch.
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epinephrinios
3y ago
It's not as good as I would like it to be.
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epinephrinios
3y ago
Exciting. I hope it can handle macros.
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epinephrinios
3y ago
Read this - https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRZr-HJcYmf2Y76D...
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epinephrinios
3y ago
I worked on this team for 3 years along the OGs behind BMQ, specifically on a closed-source middleware with very similar architecture. I am very happy that they finally open sourced one of their main projects! They have very strict standar
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epinephrinios
4y ago
https://app.truflation.com/ Worth a look.
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epinephrinios
4y ago
Almost all crypto projects use Rust.
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epinephrinios
4y ago
Two Sigma launched new Rust teams to replace their core systems.
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epinephrinios
4y ago
Generally I might agree but not in this instance. This is typical Elon Musk communication style.
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epinephrinios
4y ago
https://reasonandmeaning.com/2019/11/03/socrates-i-know-that...
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epinephrinios
4y ago
There are no "special" persons or superheroes. It is all about time + money. If a tech giant wants this to happen - e.g. because memory un-safety is mostly the root of all evil - they can use people from the current team and throw
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epinephrinios
4y ago
That's why I use Dropbox. They added a lot of new Photos features.
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epinephrinios
4y ago
A lot of alt-L1s claim to scale however they usually sacrifice decentralization which completely degenerates the network to an inefficient database. The challenge of decentralized scaling - https://ethereum.org/en/upgra
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epinephrinios
4y ago
War can be extremely profitable.
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epinephrinios
5y ago
I don't know about that. Local shop price gauged me but Amazon refunded 100% me for each and every return I initiated (even when it was my mistake and I threw away the packaging).
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epinephrinios
5y ago
It's "down, down, down" only if you entered at a very high price: https://athcoinindex.com/coin/bitcoin As the great Andreas Antonopoulos said, everyone gets the Bitcoin price they deserve.
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epinephrinios
5y ago
"A Ponzi scheme is an investment fraud that pays existing investors with funds collected from new investors" Sorry to burst your bubble, but cryptocurrency does not work this way. Your reasoning can be applied to any asset, for ex
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epinephrinios
5y ago
Uhm it might be hard to use but I completely reject the "exploitable for crime" part. Actually Bitcoin payments are a blessing for all those people that had to physically travel to Western Union branches to receive cash from abroa
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epinephrinios
5y ago
Future will tell. But the author is either acting on bad faith or they are not informed on the innovations that happened since then and are currently happening in the crypto space. And I am not even focusing on NFTs but on hardcore crypto s
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epinephrinios
5y ago
It is scary how the internet is turning into a walled garden so I welcome all efforts to decentralize it. For example, we will start seeing "Sign in with Ethereum" in addition to "Sign in with Google". To begin with, I a
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epinephrinios
5y ago
And I usually want to play them on the release date!
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epinephrinios
5y ago
Anti-crypto folks around here remind of fast horses running around with a blindfold on. They have the power to run but complete miss the goal.
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epinephrinios
5y ago
I agree with you. For example, in an algorithms class they need to focus on the right things such as O() and not on the Java compiler or the Python interpreter or even worse (god forbid) on gcc.
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epinephrinios
5y ago
Why? Explain.
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