intothev01d

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by intothev01d 4y ago
Oh man. Patrick Bateman in shambles
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by intothev01d 5y ago
It's not about images. This is about digital authenticity and historical record that is easily verifiable in an open, global system. This is instantaneous transfer of those rights or assets to anyone else in the world. In-game purchase
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by intothev01d 5y ago
In America, it's been a persistent psyop campaign under the guise of fighting terrorism for the last 20 years. Trading freedom for security. People are more and more conditioned that control and authority in their lives is there to kee
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by intothev01d 5y ago
Yes, they ultimately act at some point and not at others, and that is their policy or stance (action or inaction). The problem is the actions they've been taking that are leading to the results I'm referencing.
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by intothev01d 5y ago
Think about how ridiculous this is for a moment. It's an easy loophole, and just more red tape and a bother. That's also not really the issue though. The problem is rates in general. Trying to spur growth into a system where there
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by intothev01d 5y ago
O rly? https://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/us/security/news/cybercrime...
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by intothev01d 5y ago
Yea, that's the major problem. I'd prefer just some sort of inline helper that could point directly to documentation, topics, stack overflow answers that might be helpful for whatever I'm developing. An enhanced "Intelli
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by intothev01d 5y ago
Looks like they've built https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(bot) but for code this time
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by intothev01d 5y ago
Exactly. Everyone having their own Office Space moments right now.
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by intothev01d 5y ago
Thought for Uber. License the software they already have (maybe at a certain rate and/or percentage of revenue) to the businesses and/or governments and let them handle the employee side of things
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by intothev01d 6y ago
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
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by intothev01d 6y ago
Right? Back in 2016/2017 it seemed more open. There was discussion about technology. I remember quite a bit about Bitcoin and blockchain, Ethereum, smart contract platforms etc. There's been a lot of technical innovation in these
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by intothev01d 6y ago
Exactly. As they say, first step is always the hardest. The switch from PoW to PoS was monumental and I'm glad they took the time to execute so well. This is a great step forward for Ethereum
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by intothev01d 7y ago
I'm going to go with the latter
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by intothev01d 7y ago
I'll add onto that and the prediction for 2020's from yesterday that meat may very soon begin to price itself out of the market with meat alternatives from Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, etc being first movers in this area coul
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by intothev01d 7y ago
Facebook isn't the best example of anything really. There's plenty of services that encrypt messages end-to-end without the ability to "unlock" the message by the service itself. What I don't understand is the argum
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by intothev01d 7y ago
What they're really saying here is "We're ditching the users that got us here for the ones that we're targeting. They generally don't know shit but it's a market we haven't captured yet and that's all
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by intothev01d 7y ago
You couldn't be more right. QE and the Fed propping the market up are why we're at where we are right now. Conversely, last December the tough talk, rate increases, and general hands off approach led to the sharp sell off. Until p
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by intothev01d 7y ago
Probably something to do with this type of propaganda... https://www.reddit.com/r/cringe/comments/bxugvv/a_fox_news_s...
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by intothev01d 7y ago
I switched a couple of months ago because Chrome is just a bloated piece of garbage. One of my favorite features in Firefox is containers, which I used to have different users for in Chrome. Maybe Chrome has something similar now but it&#x2
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by intothev01d 7y ago
Yea I'm with you on this. I think the UX of holding a phone to interact with AR is awful. Google glass and some sort of glove or camera on the glass that can recognize gestures is the way to go, a la Minority Report. I've wanted t
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by intothev01d 7y ago
Yea. Customer and billing isn't something good to hand over to another system you don't control. As a payment processor and API though, Stripe is great
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by intothev01d 7y ago
Couldn't agree more. Reading over it's tied to Stripe and their implementation, not even any sort of abstracted interfaces. Vendor lock-in isn't a good plan and to your point, make it easier to add another payment system when
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by intothev01d 8y ago
Exactly how long do you need to fast to "lose all muscle mass" and "suffer malnutrition". You mean continual intermittent fasting or just not eating for a long duration? Any sources on this?
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by intothev01d 9y ago
I don't blame people for not flocking to an extremely dangerous and grueling job only to be underpaid. There's plenty of other options. I get tired of older generations somehow trying to guilt trip us into continuing in their lin
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by intothev01d 10y ago
I think it was probably 'gopass', https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13551692
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by intothev01d 12y ago
This is great! I like the fact that there is a gui with menu bar commands, ability to navigate folders , etc. to fall back on. Is there any way to open it via the terminal like sublime or atom? It would be great if it could launch from a di
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by intothev01d 12y ago
favorite new feature by far. just awesome.
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by intothev01d 13y ago
I'd love to try it out. Even if you have a demo/trial somewhere, couldn't find one.