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dwgebler
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Comment #33484845
It's not that there's anything inherently wrong with multiple assertions in a unit test, it's that it's often a smell you're testing multiple behaviours in a single test - which is…
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Comment #33268999
It's not going to happen. I'd love the UK to rejoin the EU but there isn't the political will to do, either here or in the EU27. Remember too it only takes any one of the remaining…
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Comment #33241049
Okay, so just take "The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software" out of MIT and call it the Do Wha…
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Comment #33240737
For me, as a (granted very minor) contributor to some open source, I couldn't care less about attribution. The ethos of open source is specifically about sharing stuff (probably fo…
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Comment #33240709
You don't need to license it, you can just publish it with a declaration that as the author, you are releasing your work in to the public domain. However, in terms of licensing I b…
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Comment #33237047
> Maybe most people were voting on this because they think it's right or wrong, not because it says anything new or interesting (I don't see that it does). There's probably some tr…
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Comment #33236778
> Nobody in Web3 is suggesting you hold all of your assets in a single private key that you physically carry to a restaurant I'm not suggesting that, either. It's a metaphor. In th…
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Comment #33232169
Hi, author here. So the first thing is as something meant to be an engaging (though casual) read and one which is targeted at an audience who might not all be tech buffs, of course…
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Comment #33228730
You raise a good point. As a sceptic of this space, I would counter the UX issue you mention - which is a huge hurdle for any larger scale adoption of blockchain - will realistical…
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Comment #33228700
Should I just put a Paypal pay button? Probably, yes. A lot of businesses big and small do this, and they're not in violation of any tax or other laws. Plus you get paid in actual …
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Comment #33228484
I am saying there's nothing (or very little) interesting or novel in blockchain, yes. I mean that's literally in the article. a huge ecosystem built on what is in reality a simple …
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Comment #33228480
Tbh I'm kind of happy for my VPS it's off the front page now.
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Comment #33228291
I wrote it, it's just an opinion piece on my personal blog. No grift; what do you think I'm doing, selling the post as an NFT?
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