sickygnar

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by sickygnar 4y ago
I'm not sure whats so enraging about it. Average people having fun with a goofy lifestyle? Some of the Jimmy Buffet stuff is tongue in cheek. I mean "cheeseburger in paradise?". Everything about the song is awful, and I think
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by sickygnar 4y ago
Each scooter has 2 smaller batteries, presumably because of this problem. I own a Sur Ron too, and I don't find the stock battery weight to be an issue. ~30 lbs isn't unreasonable for the average person to lift. It's amazing
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by sickygnar 5y ago
They filter out positives, though according to hiring managers, that's the point. I had a frustrating experience with a hackerrank recently. My code was passing all of the public test cases, but failing one of the hidden test cases, an
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by sickygnar 5y ago
I never hear systemd-nspawn mentioned in these discussions. It ships and integrates with systemd and has a decent interface with machinectl. Does anyone use it?
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by sickygnar 5y ago
Sounds like he'd be a perfect fit for those companies
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by sickygnar 5y ago
I've done the same drive, thru the farmland and cattle ranches to the south of the salton sea by Brawley. God it was noxious. Despite the sea having a reputation for an awful smell, it didn't compare to the farmland below. My thro
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by sickygnar 5y ago
hah, fair enough.
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by sickygnar 5y ago
I'm salty towards the platform because they rejected me a few years ago, and my ego has barred me from using them again despite their outreach. I was also very unhappy when I heard about the public profiles. I don't want people to
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by sickygnar 5y ago
The guy didn't just cheat, he blatantly cheated, using the computer for every move outside of his first move blunder. Then he bragged about winning in the post-game interview. The guy obviously lied about his chess background, he lost
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by sickygnar 5y ago
I received an unsolicited airdrop which had a spot price of "$20k USD" because there was no liquidity. It's absolutely worthless. Seems like illiquid airdrops are a good way to screw someone over in the eyes of the IRS, lol
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by sickygnar 5y ago
Curious as well, especially with USDC and USDT. They are so convenient for sending arbitrarily large amounts of USD with instant settlement.
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by sickygnar 5y ago
I'm the oppsite, and I'm not a btc maximalist. I'm not going to make any predicitons about the price direction of either coin, I'm mainly surprised by eth's huge rise. there's some risk with the eth2 / PoS
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by sickygnar 5y ago
brave is bundled with metamask. its not technically native, but it works very nicely.
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by sickygnar 5y ago
Why is real estate always exempt from this stuff? Is there a good reason or is the special interest just large?
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by sickygnar 5y ago
Algorand has a handful of validator nodes which are chosen by the creators. You can't participate in validating even if you want to. It's completely centralized, which as far as I'm concerned defeats the purpose of cryptocurr
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by sickygnar 5y ago
That 10% isn't remotely risk-free. All the combined lending/defi/erc20 smart contracts are held together by paper clips and rubber bands. The popular ones have been stable so far but there is a proven history of hacks and exp
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by sickygnar 6y ago
the almighty hippopotomus. love playing it against humans too (with limited success)
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by sickygnar 6y ago
Someone likely paid the platforms and/or admins to take them down
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by sickygnar 6y ago
nohup detatches the process from the shell
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by sickygnar 6y ago
I do it similarly. I run multiple versions of a service at once with systemd service files. It gives me the same stuff as containers - cgroups, isolation, logging, service definitions and automation with ansible, but its easier on my feeble
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by sickygnar 6y ago
KYC = know your customer = anti money-laundering. Yes, it is bureacratic, and it can be a pain for regular, non-money-laundering customers. With crypto, you can instantly create an account offline and trade around the globe. As far as progr
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by sickygnar 6y ago
Right now I have ~20 tabs open and a few apps, a workload which is probably similar to the average user. My machine currently has 510 processes running with 2379 threads, though most of them are background. I'd wager core count is more
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by sickygnar 6y ago
As you know, this condition is totally unpredictable, so it may just be a temporary lull completely unrelated to my diet. I also feel obligated to leave the "I am not a doctor" disclaimer. And good luck with your seizures as well.
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by sickygnar 6y ago
I've never has issues with blood sugar, so I'm not sure if any of what I would do would work for you. I basically just eat 2-3 eggs for breakfast (100% no carb breakfast). Then I don't eat lunch until 2-3pm. I find I can pret
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by sickygnar 6y ago
> --Stay away from online "support groups" for chronic illness. 99% of them are toxic as hell, especially the "spoonie" community. Instead, seek out people who have chronic illness and are living the sort of life you
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by sickygnar 6y ago
at least for now, it's a solution for gambling, speculation, and no KYC lending and trading
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by sickygnar 6y ago
hmm, maybe you are referring to money as currency, where i am referring to it as assets (tokens) anyway, yes there is money locked in the lending platforms. most of it is used as collateral, which is locked when borrowed against. the reserv
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by sickygnar 6y ago
there are plenty low power proof of stake blockchains. they are becoming a lot more popular for scalability and efficiency reasons. currently everyone is on the hunt for the next proof of stake 'ethereum killer' with a lot of spec
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by sickygnar 6y ago
I heard of one being baited into making transactions that would fail, but still being charged gas
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by sickygnar 6y ago
Well, gas prices are insane right now so no doubt bots are bidding them up. Gas prices hit 250 gwei or so 2 weeks ago. $150 fees for some of these contracts and arbitrage aren't abnormal. Here is a $188 transaction fee - looks like the

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