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pablovidal85
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About pablovidal85
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Comment #27492505
Nice, I do this via a small script: env $(pass env/$1) ${@:2}
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Comment #27203240
Use muun or phoenix wallets, they're very usable.
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Comment #26980284
Early adoption is not premining.
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Comment #26617558
[0]Sort of. [0]: https://istheshipstillstuck.com/
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Comment #26501601
Did this practice result in accidental fecal transplants?
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Comment #26491088
This has already been done long ago, including illegal material. You can check it out by yourself at [0]CryptoGrafitti. [0]: https://cryptograffiti.info/
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Comment #26437178
It could commit the hashes via https://opentimestamps.org/ to the bitcoin blockchain for example.
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Comment #26432210
Can't humans with computers affect hundreds of millions of people too?
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Comment #26410611
> there is a staggering 22% positivity rate in Tokyo today Do you mind citing your source? A quick search got me a 3.3% positivity rate [0] as of today. [0]: https://stopcovid19.me…
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Comment #13105174
Not really, purse.io does not facilitate fraud more than Amazon itself does. Purse.io just connects people who are willing to buy bitcoin using Amazon gift cards for a premium, and…
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Comment #13033458
Actually they don't defend this model. Some of their leading heads were hired as consultants by the Venezuelan government and that's about all of the relationship that has existed …
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Comment #12998791
There's no objective answer to that, therefore no such "limit" exists. Just pick one that looks reasonable to you, continuously review its validity through the course of your life.…
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Comment #12979693
Why such a small group of people though?
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Comment #12478046
Negative substr() already does the trick, I don't see the need for endsWith() at all. 'test'.substr(-'st'.length) === 'st'
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Comment #12151723
We should be throwing data into a pile and databases should organize and optimize themselves using machine learning and other buzzwords. I'm always waiting for prolog to reveal its…
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Comment #12133733
Proof of work burns money and I guess users won't pay for some content's reputation score, there are no incentives to do it other than altruism. POW-based currencies work well beca…
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Comment #12133663
Perhaps is just me, but I don't think the points in the list of "unsolved capitalism problems" are that hard to solve. Going quickly over them one by one: Those unable to work are …
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Comment #12133493
I wonder if mediachain [1] could be repurposed as a decentralised tracker. [1] http://www.mediachain.io/
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Comment #12107808
On windows (and I guess on linux) they use electron.
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Comment #12104429
On mac, slack uses macgap, not electron.
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Comment #12053583
http://xem.github.io/miniCodeEditor
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Comment #11998806
More like SASS, HAML introduces a lot of syntax and is indentation-based right?
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Comment #11998794
Exactly, I'm looking for one that uses brackets instead indentation and the rest is left untouched (no abbreviations or at least not mandatory). I can't find anything already done …
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Comment #11998717
I'd like to see CSS-shaped HTML like this: doctype html html { head { title Hello there script type='text/javascript' src='main.js' } body { p class='one two' { span Sample text } …