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gbersac
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Comment #38161076
I love this guy! He's a very talented guy who devoted his life to open source.
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Comment #37406583
I'm using firefox as my main browser and I don't see any major issue. What would you like them to work on?
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Comment #35801389
Uniswap is a decentralized crypto currency exchange. Aave is a lending protocol where you can get a collateralized loan. There is many others. In fact those cryptocurrency are dece…
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Comment #35801372
Finance is a well established use case for blockchain.
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Comment #35260229
Stripe do hold money on account of other people. When a customer pay, it does hold the money sent by the customer until your forward it to your account.
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Comment #34982117
I'm very disappointed by my kindle battery.I need to charge it back every two weeks. And I'm not someone who read a lot.
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Comment #34608619
I agree and even registered for their waiting list.
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Comment #34490073
I watch them in 1.5x speed and skip chapters that don't interest me if there is timestamp on youtube.
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Comment #33772005
If you think that government will give up (should they?) on all that tax money, you're probably fooling yourself...
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Comment #33694060
That's why I'm so optimistic about our ability to solve climate change. Solving climate change is more more a way to be profitable.
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Comment #33694034
You'll own nothing and you will be happy. (World Economic Forum)
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Comment #33260049
Why to charity? Give it to them directly. That being said, you'll create bad incentives: for a team to create badly optimized infra cost then to reduce it and cash in the differenc…
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Comment #32926818
It's strange how this man his revered by a few cinema nerds and despised or ignored by the vast silent majority. I found the few movies of him I watched just plain boring. Maybe th…
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Comment #32851127
I'm on the opposite side of yours. I believe that blockchain has a bright future as a currency, but not in logistic. Blockchain money is great because its inflation is very predict…
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Comment #32822000
> we average 5 commits per dev per day. Does that mean anything?
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Comment #32737729
Do the wealthy really have to feel sorry for being wealthy when others aren't?
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Comment #32395519
I came here to say that.
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Comment #32344019
Since most developers started programming because they dreamed of becoming a game developer, you should create a course to create a game engine by yourself. It sure would gain a lo…
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Comment #32343981
Maybe they should make one course free to use like create your own git and access to other would be payed.
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Comment #32343944
If it's done on my spare time, I don't have time to create proper test suite, proper CI... This is done for me by CodeCrafters. It helps save a lot of time.
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Comment #32239629
Damn, my experience with journaling is so different! I write whatever comes to my mind, usually some existential turmoil or insatisfaction. Just writing them make me feel so much b…
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Comment #31775586
Dating apps is still much more convenient.
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Comment #31191877
Money is trust. For a government to print money, he need people and worldwild financial institutions to trust the government. I don't think anyone trust the CAR government, so they…
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Comment #31154128
I never had anything toxic on my twitter feed and I spend a lot of time on it. The quality of your feed depend on who you follow.
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Comment #31039317
Here's a good explanation of why blockchain is the future with real world utility: https://markmanson.net/newsletters/mindfck-monthly-97