jallen_dot_dev

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by jallen_dot_dev 2y ago
> What do they do with the leftovers? Gather them up into a ball, then flatten them into a new wafer using a rolling pin.
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by jallen_dot_dev 2y ago
Why doesn't the monopoly employ the same cost-saving measures for even bigger margins?
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by jallen_dot_dev 2y ago
> kid He's a 32 year old man.
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by jallen_dot_dev 2y ago
Yeah that's not very typical, I'd like to make that point. These ships are built to very rigorous maritime engineering standards.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
All of that is true of a digital dollar, too.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
I don't think so. It's not like we have a branch of the military dedicated solely to maintaining the dominance of the USD. It protects our national security interests as a whole. The fact that it also scares everyone into using th
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
> Bitcoin replaces these things with servers and decentralization. This is totally absurd. We would still need police and military even if the USD stopped existing and we switched over to Bitcoin. You cannot replace them with servers bec
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
> The question is will there be a way to mine more difficult problems using less power. That is the only way bitcoin power usages stops growing (slowly). That's not how it works. The whole point is to spend power (work). If there wa
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
No, the company becomes more valuable after the raise. It's more slices of a bigger pie == each slice is the same size as before. > why would a company ever do a stock buyback if changing the amount of issued stock didn't chang
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
Compared to a 9-5 in tech? Which is what they're suggesting instead. What is the point of moralizing?
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
I guess it's technically possible a malfunctioning machine could output literally any string of bits. The chances they would just so happen to look exactly how a particular emulator wrongly displays them, and do so over and over, is vi
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
I did a quick search and it appears the law sets a minimum of about $20 per hour. So I guess DoorDash considers there to be about 40 minutes of "active time" per hour?
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
Also, employees cost more than just their salary.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
> If a reseller buys the ticket, and then sells it again to the end user, Ticketmaster gets paid twice. So basically scalpers are being paid to be the scapegoat so Ticketmaster can make more money, at the expense of artists and fans.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
Or that a store would put it's vanilla ice cream in a separate case in the front and all it's other flavors in another in the back, instead of putting all it's frozen foods together in the same area for logistical reasons.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
> and still achieve separation of HTML/JS. Why is this important to maintain? People have been complaining about this since the beginning, but I've never seen anyone actually articulate what the problem is.
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Show HN: OpenPilot, an open-source AI coding assistant for VS Code(github.com)
6 points by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago|1 comments
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
Typically something like an elevator wouldn't be modeled with physics (mass, velocity, etc.) its movement would just be hardcoded. And of course games without a physics emulator wouldn't do that either. My understanding of the pat
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
> The functionality seems at first glance to be a given for any game with a similar environment, but according to an observation by naoya2k, what makes Nintendo’s solution unique is that there are no physics working between Link and the
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
You are cutting your TAM by at least 50%.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
I've never heard that term before, usually such coins are called shitcoins. And while I'm not denying SBF did that with his coin, he certainly didn't pioneer it; XRP has been doing it for years before SBF got into crypto.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
> does this prevent them from being sued for any of it, where they could have been successfully sued otherwise? As I understand it, anyone can sue anyone for anything. What matters is convincing a judge/jury that you have been wrong
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
This is only the case if you're the sort of person who is unsatisfied or anxious while there are goals you haven't yet fulfilled. A mentality of "my life will begin once I've achieved X" which is a terrible way to g
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
> why would anyone lend money and not do it themselves? Because there are regulations that limit how banks can invest deposits.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
I know you're being sarcastic, but it's shocking how many people think he's actually a genius and all his missteps are really galaxy-brain maneuvers we just don't understand yet. Like, there are millions of them.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
> This is featured the first time you ever bring up the software keyboard and then never again. In other words, a behavior that something like Driver.js can help you achieve.
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
To be clear, the FTC is warning all online influencers and not specifically those who receive free board games to review. It'd be wild if the FTC thought the problem of board game reviewers not disclosing this was big enough and egregi
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
This is just an excuse for ignorance and the annoying habit people have of repeating something they heard but don't understand. I think it's right to correct it because when people misuse this phrase, it isn't gaining a new m
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
Is it even correct to automatically update the year? Shouldn't the year be whenever the work was created or revised? Which could be set at build time. Another advantage of setting it in the build is it'd show even without javascri
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by jallen_dot_dev 3y ago
"pledges to support Godot financially" doesn't mean they'll give all of the money they raise. If anyone has right to be upset about how W4 Games is spending its money, it would be the people who gave it that money. But I

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