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merkaloid
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Comment #22527998
i was nowhere near the smartest kid in my school or my uni class but Im more successful than them by miles. Don't let it discourage you.
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Comment #22012359
no ones being forced to drive for uber lol, prices are only low because theres way too many people doing it
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Comment #20236265
In the article it says that it makes the car drive recklessly, brake checks in the middle of the highway and zigzagging across lanes. I'm not sure how you can equate that to Google…
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Comment #20236112
Don't see anywhere in the article that this was _responsibly_ disclosed to automakers. They're literally publishing how to kill people on the road for the sake of making a buck (co…
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Comment #19803101
they do have that, but as you might imagine, the emergency brakes are only there to mitigate damage in case of a crash, not to prevent them
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Comment #19128102
/page/4 would probably be more prudent
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Comment #19107684
For you use case you just have to make JSDOM an external package (assuming you use webpack or rollup) and declare it as a peer dependency of your package
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Comment #18870915
It's only a Ji in Brazilian Portuguese accents. In other accents (most notably continental Portuguese), Di is pronounced like Dee.
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Comment #18764749
If you do that people will think you're exiting and your company will tank massively.
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Comment #17664330
i thought nominal typing was only for the classes?
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Comment #16838029
thanks for next season black mirror spoilers dude
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Comment #16785331
Get Cloudflare and aggressively cache your data. I've seem them eat dozens of TBs of data on the free plan without complaining that you're using too much bandwidth on a free plan.
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Comment #16264068
Cryptocurrencies don't require you to give away your computing power for free, the blockchain gives them rewards for securing the network.
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Comment #15570076
Looks like its almost completely worthless for consumers. Real world performance is the same as NVMe drives yet at much higher $/GB
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Comment #15337610
If you obfuscate it it will run even slower, and it wouldn't be hard to detect the code heuristically and kill it. And in case it does become really hard, you can just kill the net…
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Comment #15337596
Because if this becomes mainstream, people will come to know what crypto currency and mining is and wonder why arent they mining it themselves (more effectively so using native cli…
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Comment #15246667
Cant imagine that anyone blocking ads wouldnt also block this
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Comment #15107379
>Number of U.S. households powered for 1 day by the electricity consumed for a single transaction: 5.58 The one that surprised me the most
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Comment #14857126
Isn't this good anyway? Because of overpopulation?
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Comment #14714366
He's probably not just any engineer because if you actually check the stream it looks like it is viral marketing for "robinhood.com"
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Comment #14627419
It would be valued as something closer to 0 if you did take it over.
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Comment #14578449
Your browser is already a HTML/CSS/JS renderer. Why would they not use what is indisputably the most productive UI stack?
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Comment #14577861
if your blog is static data on S3, you can put cloudflare in front of it with the free plan and pay next to nothing due to the caching which they dont charge for
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Comment #14568092
so that it can run 50% slower than it already does?
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Comment #14554305
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14554187