swift532

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by swift532 2y ago
I've found ChatGPT 4o (the voice one) to be useful, I just need to prompt it first by saying `Whatever you hear in Chinese, say in English, whatever you hear in English, say in Chinese`. It refuses to cooperate if you tell it to be a l
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by swift532 3y ago
Well if you take it to the point of absurdity, then we only have to maintain a competitive market for grain and water.
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by swift532 3y ago
I closed your website instantly as soon as it played a sound, it's pretty bad it does that. When I try to click on the whitepaper button, the click actually goes to the globe. I am sorry but it's very amateurish. Anyways, what do
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by swift532 3y ago
I know for a fact that normal people use crypto in Venezuela, albeit through apps and Binance. Their currency is crap and USD was outlawed for a while. I got the info first hand recently when a Venezuelan dev colleague visited my country.
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by swift532 3y ago
You get to call it stupid, you don't get to cut someone's water or electricity off because you think they have a stupid opinion. Same should go for having the ability to pay for stuff and receive money from people who want to giv
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by swift532 4y ago
They don't have to be sitting there. A startup with a good person running finances will also have short term investments (should not be S&P though). Not sure about all startups in general but in my experience so far, this is what h
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by swift532 4y ago
Not a dumb question at all. AFAIK it is the amount, in the USA it's $250K. Other countries have similar situations, most of the EU is 100K €.
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by swift532 4y ago
If sufficiently motivated, take pics with your phone. With a good camera, you could minify a lot of code into a tiny font size, take a photo or multiple photos, and OCR them later. Or encrypt the whole repo and just send it to a bucket some
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by swift532 4y ago
I am not the best person to address everything point by point as I am not putting enough thought into it, but perhaps I could point (heh) you in the right direction. Sure you could let Visa do this (as they and Mastercard handle most online
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by swift532 4y ago
I don't see them as bragging. The first part of the paragraph is their previous "hard-working" perspective, and later comes understanding of the people they were looking down on.
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by swift532 5y ago
For one, people who live under oppressive regimes.
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by swift532 5y ago
It can get a bit impossible. I recently wanted to watch Don't Look Up with Croatian audio (am Croatian, I know it's stupid but I thought it would be funny) and Chinese subtitles (because that's my GF's first language), b
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by swift532 5y ago
Sorry if I assume too much, but I think you'd be thinking quite differently if you had to consider buying your first home on the French riviera now, on something like a 60.000-100.000 euro pre-tax salary.
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by swift532 5y ago
This is kind of overstated. From what I remember, it only makes addresses vulnerable after you spend from them, and in all likelihood the network would migrate to a resistant algorithm.
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by swift532 5y ago
To illustrate the point even more, if it's an average sized bar they'd still be billionaires on average.
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by swift532 5y ago
IMO that's a problem with Uber's pricing model. If the destination doesn't have enough people requesting new rides, the price to that destination should be higher. If the price accurately represented the drivers' costs,
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by swift532 5y ago
Can you name a few such countries. I live in the EU, but when you have a business in my country you are always breaking some rules no matter what, and a lot is up to the discretion of the tax people.
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by swift532 5y ago
Perhaps those harder jobs should be paid more and people would then apply.
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by swift532 6y ago
I would disagree in the case of platforms which are monopolies. Or in this case let's call it a triopoly because they collaborate on things like this. Same like how public utility companies cannot shut off your power or water because t
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by swift532 6y ago
I don't get it, do you have 13 children?
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by swift532 6y ago
Daylight savings might get in the way, especially if daylight savings rules change some time later.
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by swift532 6y ago
Couldn't they use Krieg or am I wrong / is this is just joke?
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by swift532 6y ago
It'll make things harder but I'm not sure how much. However, as far as I know there isn't such a great number of displaced. I don't have exact numbers but mostly only pre-WWII buildings were damaged, while most people li
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by swift532 7y ago
Are you sure they are not optional? I remember disabling various security updates at the time, but unfortunately I wasn't testing whether performance in games was affected positively after removing them. I can only say that it felt as
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by swift532 7y ago
Depends on what tech and approach you're using. Some people use migrations to create DB tables, for example. Or seed initial data like, say, what user roles exist.
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by swift532 7y ago
To be frank, those hypothetical answers seem very hostile and I wouldn't want to work in an environment where communication works this way. Instead of saying "of course there would be" there could be a bit of a deeper discuss
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by swift532 7y ago
You achieve the first by having a distributed, decentralized, fully censorship resistant base layer in which the rule set is more or less like the current Bitcoin rule set. You achieve the second by building upon this base layer. Just like
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by swift532 7y ago
I think they meant if someone posts a link that's not an np.reddit link, but a full link like ` https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/`
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by swift532 7y ago
Relatively small but not too small take home project plus live code review and discussion of approaches they took in the project.
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by swift532 7y ago
I find it very infuriating in general when someone uses a cute or smiley emoji after telling me something negative. I'm sure that mostly I'm paranoid and irrationally irate about that, but I can't help thinking that people ar

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