faceyspacey

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by faceyspacey 5y ago
I've been wondering about the connection between the "curling effect" and the exponential curve of e for a while. Do you have any links where I can learn more in depth?
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by faceyspacey 7y ago
Just never pay the debts bro. Forget that shit and let it all go, and start stacking to live a debt free stress free life.
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by faceyspacey 7y ago
can you link that post you're referring to?
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by faceyspacey 7y ago
My guess is Libra (and everything else going on in the crypto world) will have 5 years before FedNow is out. A lot can happen in that time.
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by faceyspacey 7y ago
In theory, yes. But in practice, binary “caring” is impossible—of course the amount of caring exists on a spectrum. The point is you can care LESS (than in the past) as an effective productivity tactic.
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by faceyspacey 8y ago
Can you elaborate on the cease and desist? Is there a patent on daily meditations. Sounds hardly "mindful" (without knowing the details).
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by faceyspacey 8y ago
Agreed, except: he likely can't because the other guy is a jerk. There's some people who just missed the REASONABLE DNA strand.
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by faceyspacey 8y ago
None of this means they can’t honorably charge $500 for crap coins instead of giving away that work for free. They can make a fair business out of it where they add a few optional addons and value adds. Just because we think they are crap a
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
So open source built and invested in to eventually attain money is a bad thing in your opinion? What would that mean exactly? Only large companies that release a few bits as open source is palatable in your opinion? Smaller companies or ind
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
I agree. I also think Twitter's in a rough place for one reason: 140 characters doesn't make sense anymore. But dropping it would be even scarier for them, as that's been their defining thing for so long. When did 140 chars m
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
Still, sounds about right
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
Ultimately the declarative way of writing apps is objectively better and more predictable than the old mutable way :) Now that said, I agree on the performance costs, and too wonder why Walmart is hellbent on this strategy, given the endles
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Server-Render like a Pro /w Redux-First Router in 10 steps(medium.com)
2 points by faceyspacey 9y ago|0 comments
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Redux-First Router – Just Dispatch Actions – Interview with James Gillmore(survivejs.com)
2 points by faceyspacey 9y ago|0 comments
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Announcing: React Universal Component 2.0 and Babel-Plugin-universal-import(medium.com)
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
I disagree. I think for $10 bucks and that I only watch 4-8 episodes per month it's perfect. I can barely get through all the good content. That said a few years back I would watch way more and exhausted what appealed to me in Netflix
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Redux-First Router data-fetching: solving the 80% use case for async Middleware(medium.com)
7 points by faceyspacey 9y ago|0 comments
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Redux-First Router Lookin Sexy on Code Sandbox(medium.com)
7 points by faceyspacey 9y ago|0 comments
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Webpack’s import() will soon fetch JavaScript + CSS– Here’s how you do it today(medium.com)
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Pre Release: Redux-First Router – A Step Beyond Redux-Little-Router(medium.com)
6 points by faceyspacey 9y ago|0 comments
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How to use Webpack’s “magic comment” feature /w React Universal Component and SSR(medium.com)
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Code Cracked for Code-Splitting and SSR in Reactlandia: webpack-flush-chunks(medium.com)
7 points by faceyspacey 9y ago|0 comments
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
This point is likely subject to the "correlation is causation" debate. All the countries doing well with big governments are also likely resource-rich and home to ancient empires and culture. What countries have small states that
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
I agree. The bush family (as representatives of the elite) had ten years to wait for an event to counter punch against. When ur the top dog in town u can mold any circumstance to ur aim. I don't maintain with all certainty that 911 was
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
Oil also goes to our partners in Europe and around the world. The goal isn't just having oil for the United States, but a stable world economy. George HW Bush & Co didn't want be at the behest of one or a few despotic leaders
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
Yes it's all about oil price stabilization. It's also a plan put in motion almost 30 years ago when we first attacked Iraq. So yes as solar and other developments change the landscape we are still foolishly following an old plan t
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by faceyspacey 9y ago
What do you mean by "the next feature you would logically want"?
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by faceyspacey 10y ago
You're going to have to rely on A) "piecemeal reading of events" and B) the lens that someone is pulling the strings to see anything other than what the powers that be put out through the media and foreign policy authors. So
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by faceyspacey 10y ago
There's a difference between leaders and leaders willing to go to any means to achieve their ends. What I'm doing is sharing info in a more balanced less conspiracy-laden way than many would. And believe me I am--what I'm say
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by faceyspacey 10y ago
Well that's not what I'm trying to say all. I'm saying specifically the war on Iraq and Afghanistan was manufactured by the powers that be. They either made the attack themselves on the twin towers, knew about it, or capitali

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