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by phpnode 3y ago
when you do get over the learning curve it's really excellent though.
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by phpnode 3y ago
There's many benefits in having a state machine configuration that can be serialized, especially if you can store that config in a database and load it at runtime. And actually xstate does allow you to pass the functions directly if yo
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by phpnode 3y ago
The details of the lawsuit can be found here: https://www.docdroid.net/60YAbCz/cftc-binance-pdf
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by phpnode 3y ago
it's like a much more structured, and observable version of redux. observable in the sense that not only can you tell what has happened, you can also tell (and visualise) what can happen next
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by phpnode 4y ago
that depends on how new the account is and how deeply downvoted the comment gets
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by phpnode 4y ago
I'm not a natural Labour voter, but they have an approximately 25 point lead at the moment - they're very much getting their act together. I'm not sure where the "hating Israel" thing comes from, that talking point
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by phpnode 4y ago
it's a totally different situation to Terra/Luna
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The bridge that crossed an ocean(bbc.co.uk)
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by phpnode 4y ago
`any` is infectious, a blackhole for type safety. You can accidentally pass values with `any` all over the place and TS won't complain, but it also won't catch any mistakes you make. `unknown` is much more restrictive and you can&
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by phpnode 4y ago
No one is pulling $100k profit from 100 acres, that’s basically impossible
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by phpnode 4y ago
Would adding the ability to control altitude make it useful ?
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by phpnode 4y ago
he's in Russia, isn't this sanctioned?
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by phpnode 4y ago
It's definitely time for him to let this project go, working on it is a literally thankless task and the level of entitlement shown towards his work has been infuriating to watch. The outrage towards him daring to ask the community fo
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by phpnode 4y ago
I think AI-assisted healthcare is inevitable and will probably offer the biggest improvement in the general population's health for decades, it will focus on disease prevention and flagging up those early warning signs that most people
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by phpnode 4y ago
In which country is that true? In the UK for example venues need to be registered with the PRS (Performing Rights Society) but their fees are relatively low and the funds they collect are distributed based on surveys with the venues - once
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by phpnode 4y ago
I'm not saying there's no place for cloud, but that many workloads benefit from using dedicated hardware. It is often much simpler to deploy to a dedicated server rather than spending months rearchitecting your system (or even wor
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by phpnode 4y ago
it's not all or nothing. There's plenty of cases where using AWS or similar makes sense, but using the cloud for absolutely everything has a bunch of costs, both visible and invisible. Nuance and taste are the hardest things to te
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by phpnode 4y ago
I really don't understand why the industry seems to have lost sight of this. It's really common to see super complicated, incredibly expensive, but highly scalable cloud deployments for problems that can be trivially solved with o
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by phpnode 4y ago
Ok, please could you list some tangible, practical and cost effective use cases for blockchain that are not better solved with other technologies?
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by phpnode 4y ago
You wrote a lot of words but did not answer the question
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by phpnode 4y ago
There has never been a semantic web
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by phpnode 4y ago
The solution is to use a virtualised scrollbar as well, so you have a div whose only purpose is to show a scroll bar, and then when that scrolls you scale the scrollTop proportionally. E.g. dragging the scroll bar by 1 pixel might equate to
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by phpnode 4y ago
This idea gets brought up in every thread about Insight's dust issues - there is not enough air pressure on Mars for the downwash to clean the panels. For Ingenuity specifically the problem is that it is also far too far away - it woul
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by phpnode 4y ago
If you're looking for something cast-iron then I don't have it, but this is really a numbers game given that we only need 33 bits of information to deanonymise people on the internet. So let's count them and I'll let you
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by phpnode 4y ago
No, that's not a fair characterisation
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by phpnode 4y ago
I think part of the reason this gets so easily dismissed is that people still see reddit as a quaint little internet message board rather than an influential mainstream juggernaut that reaches half a billion people every month. That account
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by phpnode 4y ago
There's a summary here https://old.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/r45a5n/here_is_... But of course, it's a link to /r/conspiracy and as such is tainted, but stopped clocks and all t
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by phpnode 4y ago
There's a mountain of circumstantial evidence including confirmation from Ellen Pao in a since-deleted tweet. The only rebuttals came from a newly appointed mod on reddit who claimed to have spoken to the user shortly after the arrest
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by phpnode 4y ago
The idea that Ghislaine Maxwell was one of the most powerful mods on Reddit, with close connections to the founders and admins, was widely derided at the time, but is probably true.
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by phpnode 4y ago
The best thing you can do to minimise corruption is to make it necessary to bribe so many people for the corrupt to achieve their goals that doing so would be uneconomical. The reason Qatar is hosting the world cup right now is because FIFA

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