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littlecranky67
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About littlecranky67
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Comment #49223445
Lightning - a fast, instant, bitcoin layer 2 network - is perfectly sufficient for micropayments. Volatility is a no-issue in this case, as you can freely trade the 5 cents in real…
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Comment #49223433
Problem is I'd rather have the 0.05cents go to however runs the website (the bugtracker in this case) than go to the electricity company.
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Comment #49222771
It is time for micropayments integrated in the browser. Pay 5 cents to access each bug report. Not fun, it shouldn't be like this, but better than not having a bugtracker at all.
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Comment #49219928
They should have mentioned that in the first line of the github readme, not burried deep down in the text.
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Comment #49219806
I am in the give up department. Don't own a car, so public transport heavy. TikTok adicts everywhere, elderly taking video calls on super high volume, people playing or recording W…
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Comment #49197092
Bank account register, EUDI Wallet, Chat Control, digital Euro… They might not be the majority but they manage to go through with all of this.
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Comment #49197069
I’d say the same about Claude Code. I am on the cheap 20€/month subscription - given how much coding and internet search it replaced for me I would pay 200€/month easily.
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Comment #49196784
Because the EU wants attestation for age verification, digital surveillance and censorship, not free software platforms that wont implement any of those.
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Comment #49190123
Hiking / taking extend walks, boardgames, beach volleyball, gather at a ping pong table in a local park, volunteer work, walking a dog or dogsitting, movie & book clubs, language e…
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Comment #49094816
But it took you probably years of knowledge and learning to be able to fix the line. If you start learning that from 0 today, the AI will be cheaper in the long run - because while…
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Comment #49057569
feel free to add it
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Comment #49047522
As a lightning node runner myself and someone who sends lightning around on a weekly basis - care to share the arguments to support those wild claims?
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Comment #49010540
mdwiki [0] would probably qualify. Disclaimer, I created+released it in 2013. I always jokingly called it the first true single-page application - as it was a single, offline-capab…
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Comment #49003369
You are right, and "decentralized" would be the proper word. Thats why it is often associated with Bitcoin (and yes, because there are extensions that allow you to "zap" - i.e. att…
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Comment #48989568
Finally I could afford to buy a gaming rig again.
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Comment #48989173
you can simply switch to z.ai/GLM-5.2 inside Claude Code by settings env variables in .claude/settings.json
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Comment #48955984
I use bettertouchtool on macos to replicate exactly that behavior (and many more).
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Comment #48931587
> AOT is entirely independent of single file binaries. splitting hairs, but its is not independent. AoT is a required pre-requisite for single-binary creation. You can't create sin…
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Comment #48931196
It is not so dishonest, and you explicity added the small "ootb" to your statement. That is the point, out-of-the-box it might not work and you will have to do some refactorings, b…
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Comment #48931097
Exactly. To add to this, is called ahead-of-time compilation, and bundles required parts of the .net runtime into the single-binary. Deployment targets thus don't need to ship any …
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Comment #48869553
because contrary to many peoples believe system, prices actually work to modulate demand. The whole idea that you can increase prices without losing customers is nonsense.
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Comment #48865357
I would asume the FRED statistic already is inflation adjusted as they said real income (usally inflation adjusted). That is 25% come ontop of the inflation, while you subtract it.…
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Comment #48865310
Because this is mandatory in the EU probably.
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Comment #48865288
Unless you were in the US. There it always worked.