tgarma1234

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by tgarma1234 9y ago
It builds up over time with a slow drip drip drip. Just the constant soul destroying pointlessness of socializing on the internet though comment boards. Anyways, I googled it and no it is not possible to delete a hacker news account. I su
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
The comments that followed my comment are the reason I wish it was possible to simply delete a ycombinator/hacker news profile. It's an entertaining episode from a show I enjoy. Apparently, there are no other fans of the show her
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Hopefully the federal government will jail pretty much everyone involved with Coinbase.com at the executive level. That would be my personal wish for something "very big".
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
For those that don't get the joke: https://gimletmedia.com/episode/106-is-that-you-kd/
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
But how do we actually get access to the money we put in? I think "sue coinbase" is basically a non-starter given their TOS. They simply do not reply to any customer support tickets.
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
I agree with the comment at the top of this thread. In my own experience I can say that this helped me more than anything to get on the right track https://www.thefoundationsofwellbeing.com/ I know, the website looks a lit
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
The idea that Coinbase would do anything at all to increase the number of people trying to use their system to buy or sell anything is laughable. I have been locked out of my coinbase account pending id verification, which I have submitted
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Because let's be honest: when I bought my XEON and i5 processors, performance wasn't the issue that made me pick Intel over AMD. PUH-LEASE. This is the worst kind of customer service malarky I have read in a while. We are not av
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
I think it's a mistake to think of "countries" in this way. America has never helped most of the people in it get good educations. I don't personally want to be "dominant" in this nationalistic way. So it do
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
But all you are ever getting with vps offerings is a description of the number of cpus and amount of ram and suchlike. I haven't seen vps offerings that say "x" chips yield "y" performance. Granted it is sort of i
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Having graduated from high school in 1989 I can assure you that people have been saying this since as long as I have been a teenager. It used to be that people were obsessed with how Japan was going to suddenly dominate the American econom
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Yes, if you overtly sexualize something for which there is no real reason to take the conversation in that direction then you are very likely a creep. They could have been cool cars but I just don't like that. Incidentally I was respo
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
One thing that put me off about tesla, if you overlook all of the manufacturing issues that pretty much every analyst says will doom the company, is that for some bizarre reason the models were intentionally named in order to spell out S3XY
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Well here you go: http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/04/24/google-fit-v1-64-for... Given the battery issues of apple devices and the extremely limited nature of apple health, I have to say I am ever more inte
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
This is a good idea that I think touches on a pain point that everyone who goes to the gym experiences. I use the app Endomondo, which is fantastic for tracking walking or running outside but limited in terms of what gets recorded for any
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Overall, the post has too many ungrammatical sentences like this: "Unlike Squarespace, Shopify has the capability buy products from physical locations using Shopify."
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
You would probably make your point more effectively if you could A) recognize that you aren't helping your case by being offensive toward allies who are not actually the people you are condemning and B) make use of specific details abo
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Saying "the US" as a way of lumping in everyone together as if we are all sitting here scheming ways to utilize black people unfairly is pretty disingenuous. It's a lot like saying "The Jews" crucified Jesus. There
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
It is unacceptable to take money from the crowd without making the appropriate effort to deal with demand. The ponzi scheme aspect of it is this: the cryptocurrencies become more valuable as more people buy them. Very few people can acces
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Crypto hype is tiresome
2 points by tgarma1234 9y ago|2 comments
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
In this sentence the word "unilaterally" is used incorrectly in a way that raises a red flag for me: "I would say the people who are the most confident about self-identifying as data scientists are almost unilaterally frauds.
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
If no one else has coined the phrase "innovation fatigue", I would like to call dibs on that. I have an iPhone 7. So long as Apple doesn't slow it down to dog slow speeds, I can't see ever getting a new phone until this
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
My list: Sam Harris Waking Up, Code Switch, Reply All, 538 Politics, On One with Angela Rye, Joe Rogan, Jocko Willink Note: these suggestions do not mean that I agree with everything everyone says on these podcasts.
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
This comment/repo should be it's own HN post as it is vastly more interesting than the post you are commenting on. Thanks for the links.
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Because you will be afraid that if you don't comply they will treat you badly and maybe even take you to jail. You can see in the interview of RW that the FBI agents make it seem like they are just there to find out what happened and
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
The best thing about the home lab is that I can buy whatever I want and I don't have to sit there arguing with a sysadmin at work about whether this is going to be a problem on the network.
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Short answer: Imperialism.
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
That's a great list worthy of study in any context.
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Social inclusion is an essential part of life and it's completely closed off from people who are "old" in programming. I don't think I am the only person to note that.
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by tgarma1234 9y ago
Not going to have the downvotes driving my profile into oblivion. I think retirement sounds fantastic and it would be great to live to old age enjoying personal programming projects. THX.

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