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faceyspacey

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About faceyspacey

http://www.faceyspacey.com pretty much sums me up.

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    I've been wondering about the connection between the "curling effect" and the exponential curve of e for a while. Do you have any links where I can learn more in depth?

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    Comment #22051512

    Just never pay the debts bro. Forget that shit and let it all go, and start stacking to live a debt free stress free life.

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    Comment #20701087

    can you link that post you're referring to?

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    Comment #20700968

    My lord, programmers really are brainwashed by money! You proved his point. But I'm not trying to be rude; it's the industry and shitty circumstances that are at fault for giving n…

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    Comment #20621214

    My guess is Libra (and everything else going on in the crypto world) will have 5 years before FedNow is out. A lot can happen in that time.

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    Comment #19679681

    In theory, yes. But in practice, binary “caring” is impossible—of course the amount of caring exists on a spectrum. The point is you can care LESS (than in the past) as an effectiv…

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    Comment #17025957

    Can you elaborate on the cease and desist? Is there a patent on daily meditations. Sounds hardly "mindful" (without knowing the details).

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    Comment #17017014

    Agreed, except: he likely can't because the other guy is a jerk. There's some people who just missed the REASONABLE DNA strand.

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    Comment #17016827

    Yea, don't do business with non-programmers. Programming is thinking. If you can't program, you don't know how to think in 2018. Tech people have traditionally kissed up to busines…

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    Comment #16960389

    None of this means they can’t honorably charge $500 for crap coins instead of giving away that work for free. They can make a fair business out of it where they add a few optional …

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    Comment #15555820

    So open source built and invested in to eventually attain money is a bad thing in your opinion? What would that mean exactly? Only large companies that release a few bits as open s…

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    Comment #15555714

    I agree. I also think Twitter's in a rough place for one reason: 140 characters doesn't make sense anymore. But dropping it would be even scarier for them, as that's been their def…

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    Comment #15555653

    Still, sounds about right

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    Comment #15377022

    Ultimately the declarative way of writing apps is objectively better and more predictable than the old mutable way :) Now that said, I agree on the performance costs, and too wonde…

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    I disagree. I think for $10 bucks and that I only watch 4-8 episodes per month it's perfect. I can barely get through all the good content. That said a few years back I would watch…

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