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bricestacey

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About bricestacey

Contact: bricestacey@gmail.com

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    Comment #42635988

    I do not believe in "boyscouting". I think if you want to leave it better, make a ticket and do it later. Tacking it on to your already planned work is outside the scope of your or…

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    Comment #34637356

    Self plug, but for most chains you can check out https://stablewars.xyz/ to track stablecoin market caps across different chains. We show $29B tether, but difference in values for …

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    Comment #31890471

    You can set the stage for the next level so to speak in either glass blowing or some video game. Not really following your argument. Blowing glass is a hobby. Today's multi-user vi…

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    Comment #22799598

    I played one level around 80 and was able to figure out how it works without reading any instructions. You did good.

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    Comment #15813411

    It seems like a stretch to think Instagram is entering the financial services space. Facebook owns Insta and Messenger already offers payments. It's probably more likely that Insta…

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    Comment #15813201

    Instagram isn't a bank

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    Comment #14651352

    It looks like you've learned a lot, but a lot of people are going to criticize you based off your design skills. Frankly, it's ugly so you're automatically not going to be doing an…

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    Comment #14208845

    Reminds me when my friend told me he was up like %30 using Wealthfront and I should complete his referral. And I told him the S&P was up the same amount over the past year, but I o…

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    Comment #14047473

    uBlock Origin is written by gorhill, a user of much respect. I can't say I've heard of anyone auditing its source code, but you may find reading his comments interesting to make a …

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    Comment #12854694

    Circle Internet Financial | Boston, MA | Full-Time | ONSITE We are a payments app with focus on person to person payments. We currently support US dollars, British pounds, and the …

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    Comment #12672947

    Circle Internet Financial | Boston, MA | Full-Time | ONSITE We are a payments app with focus on person to person payments. We currently support US dollars, British pounds, and the …

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    Comment #12545048

    For anyone else that doesn't know what it means to come in fifth place: 786 commits by the lead developer, then 58, 46, 34, and finally 24 by yours truly. https://github.com/codevi…

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    Comment #11699299

    I agree with everything up until the reading part. I took Latin 8-12th grade and reading it, but with the assistance of our professor, was one of the most enjoyable experiences I'v…

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    Comment #10558047

    CS degree. Never heard of it. I graduated about 5 years ago.

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    Comment #8833716

    I am like the author. Natively, I just use Google Chrome, iTerm2, and Android Studio. Otherwise, I don't really do anything else (well, I do a lot from the CLI, thanks homebrew). I…

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    Comment #8721308

    If you are doing traditional app development then Android Studio is by far the superior choice. The gradle integrations make everything one liners without having to manage a ton of…

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    Comment #8660924

    I consider myself a man of principle. However, there comes a point where principle is just another form of prejudice. There is little to disagree with what you're saying, but life …

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    Comment #8644567

    The Boston anomaly and map is interesting. The requirements are a trip from 10pm-4am and a trip again 4-6 hours later. However, due to the MBTA shutting down around 12:30am and bar…

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    Comment #8565529

    My buddy wrote up a quick git hook that took one every time you made a commit. It's kind of fun.

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    Comment #8519845

    For another opinion, I would never do a "coding challenge" for any company unless I really wanted to work there. A few years ago that list included: Github because they're awesome,…

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    Comment #8519793

    your profile is empty.

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    Comment #7727841

    In short, no, unless you think people replacing broken hardware or patching bugs in your software can be automated. Your question is too vague. Github is up enough that I don't car…