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rip_netrunner
3y ago
Late to this thread, but if you're filling out forms, be sure to set your location lived to wherever the company you're applying to is. Also set your linkedin location to your preferred tech hub location. Even that helped me get t
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3y ago
Reading the responses on this page reminds of the quote “it is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” - Upton Sinclair.
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3y ago
That's Time Restricted Feeding, which is not quite the same as intermittent fasting. An example would be doing a 36 hour fast, twice per week.
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3y ago
Probably because it's still incredibly buggy? That's my impression watching some of the videos posted to the counterstrike subreddit.
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3y ago
It's a huge resource sink to develop and manage your own engine (Cryengine in this case). No one wants to buy it because proper documentation, support, and updates for the engine would cost CDPR even more to produce. Making your own en
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3y ago
HypOps channel on youtube has the most detailed strategic simulations I've seen recently. Would love to know if anyone else has channels to share.
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3y ago
Read Barbell Prescription by Andy Baker. It's specifically written for 40+ year old lifters.
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3y ago
I think it's important to point out to people that are hesitant to lift due to the perceived risk of injuring themselves is that lifting has a much lower injury rate than most other activities (with proper coaching and programming). Ci
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5y ago
Ah yes, the easy solution is just to ban all the exchanges. That'll do it! And then they'll just have to ban the peer-to-peer decentralized exchanges (dydx, sushiswap, uniswap, xrpl). That might be a little tricky though... It
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5y ago
And yet, the uniformed masses seize upon the news every time as proof that crypto is doomed.
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5y ago
A cursory google search on your part would have easily turned up web pages like these from the central bank of Canada: https://www.bankofcanada.ca/2020/02/contingency-planning-cen... https://www.bankofc
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5y ago
Just put out an ad to have someone take over your lease. Sweeten the deal if you have to (offer to pay their first month). I've had a couple people do this without problem.
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5y ago
Bitcoin IS a fungible token! NFT literally is "non-fungible token". Do you even know what you are talking about? Please go take a casual 5 minutes to google a topic you are unfamiliar with before spouting off about it.
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5y ago
A few NFT marketplaces will verify identity but no where near thoroughly enough. Privacy and KYC are going to be the biggest crypto issue for 2022. More and more projects are looking to incorporate identity oracles like Global ID and are lo
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5y ago
shhh... this is a thread for b*tching about problems, not actually doing anything about them ;)
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8y ago
The reality is, people get paid more to develop for the Mac world and put more effort in consequentially, whereas Linux is still mainly volunteer-driven.
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8y ago
William Petty, the person who first proposed the measure of GDP, even warned against using GDP as a measure of prosperity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_domestic_product#History
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8y ago
Malta is also passing a large amount of cryptocurrency focused legislation. They and Liechtenstein want to be the blockchain capitals of Europe.
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8y ago
loved the article. Appreciate the link
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8y ago
I've heard talk about possible implementation of that in the future from both waymo and tesla, but I don't think there are any plans on the drawing board yet. I think fast-charging is what both of them are more focused on now.
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8y ago
It's just a lot of extra engineering and cost to have two discrete motors in a car. You're probably going to have a seriously underpowered ICE in it as well since available speeds are reduced which makes it less suitable to highwa
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8y ago
EOS? Staking your tokens to the system provides you compute power on the network.