Metal usually has a plastic coating though, doesn't it?
How many rockets were they launching 10k years ago? More people is more good
>This is what could rescue traditional media if they play their cards right. Hahaha haha no Their hallucinations are worse than ChatGPT's
Nobody is calling for bailing out the shareholders in SVB dude. Only depositors. You're going after a strawman.
What consumers personally and positively identify as "consumers"? I don't see how this landing page speaks to "consumers" It's also super jargony.
Ah yes, so that we can have graduates get B.S. in BS
I see the same thing. Meanwhile watching offshore salaries go up up up month after month for senior devs (5+ yrs xp)
Not every single startup. It's not hard to read the licenses, and I have a fiduciary duty not to open up my company to unnecessary liability
How many of these VCs used their reputations to pump shit coins (which they got along with equity when they invested in these Ponzis) then sold the shit coins to retail investors? Seems like they sold unregulated…
I can't renew my driver's license online anymore until I prove my citizenship. Alright, fine, I have my birth certificate, and I took it to the DPS. Well I can't just walk in... I have to make an appointment online.…
But the birds don't run this city. We do.
97.7% of tokens launched in Uniswap were scams or rug pulls so far
I have to scroll to watch the video?
Just like with cyberpunk 2077, my question is, "where are the flying cars!?"
The frustration you're feeling is that, no matter how obvious the tone or implication, advocates will never acknowledge that it is real because what you are describing is a phenomenon that cannot exist. It's gaslighting.
hilariously, it is because of increasing regulation that users will need to upload more sensitive data to more services. Even requesting to delete your data in the EU requires the submission of sensitive data in order…
It's important to look out for yourself and your career I'm a founder at a small company, and the current environment has us stagnating a bit My biggest fear is that our best contributors go elsewhere because we aren't…
What do you do when you find out that you make more per ad-tier user than you do for ad-free user[0]? The incentives go in the wrong direction from a UX perspective [0]…
>China is planning at least 150 new reactors in the next 15 years, more than the rest of the world has built in the past 35. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-11-02/china-cli...
How are you going to deal with base load? We can save money on nuclear but reducing the amount of bureaucracy and increasing the volume for economies of scale.
Nah, going after the police is a death wish for all but the biggest baddies As enforcement gets more lax (criminal justice reform, progressive prosecutors, etc), victims and their families will start to turn to these…
I'm savvy enough to maintain an offline password manager, but fuck that noise. It's already painful enough to use a cloud password manager; why would I burn hours more of time to maintain a worse experience?
I read about a strategy of having Webhooks, and supplementing with polling an "/events" endpoint that has a historical record of events for occasion backfilling.
This is the miracle of capitalism and markets; we harness the greed of people and groups of people for the forward movement of society.
How can anybody read this? This is bad prose. It's flowery, self-indulgent, and lacking substance.
Metal usually has a plastic coating though, doesn't it?
How many rockets were they launching 10k years ago? More people is more good
>This is what could rescue traditional media if they play their cards right. Hahaha haha no Their hallucinations are worse than ChatGPT's
Nobody is calling for bailing out the shareholders in SVB dude. Only depositors. You're going after a strawman.
What consumers personally and positively identify as "consumers"? I don't see how this landing page speaks to "consumers" It's also super jargony.
Ah yes, so that we can have graduates get B.S. in BS
I see the same thing. Meanwhile watching offshore salaries go up up up month after month for senior devs (5+ yrs xp)
Not every single startup. It's not hard to read the licenses, and I have a fiduciary duty not to open up my company to unnecessary liability
How many of these VCs used their reputations to pump shit coins (which they got along with equity when they invested in these Ponzis) then sold the shit coins to retail investors? Seems like they sold unregulated…
I can't renew my driver's license online anymore until I prove my citizenship. Alright, fine, I have my birth certificate, and I took it to the DPS. Well I can't just walk in... I have to make an appointment online.…
But the birds don't run this city. We do.
97.7% of tokens launched in Uniswap were scams or rug pulls so far
I have to scroll to watch the video?
Just like with cyberpunk 2077, my question is, "where are the flying cars!?"
The frustration you're feeling is that, no matter how obvious the tone or implication, advocates will never acknowledge that it is real because what you are describing is a phenomenon that cannot exist. It's gaslighting.
hilariously, it is because of increasing regulation that users will need to upload more sensitive data to more services. Even requesting to delete your data in the EU requires the submission of sensitive data in order…
It's important to look out for yourself and your career I'm a founder at a small company, and the current environment has us stagnating a bit My biggest fear is that our best contributors go elsewhere because we aren't…
What do you do when you find out that you make more per ad-tier user than you do for ad-free user[0]? The incentives go in the wrong direction from a UX perspective [0]…
>China is planning at least 150 new reactors in the next 15 years, more than the rest of the world has built in the past 35. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-11-02/china-cli...
How are you going to deal with base load? We can save money on nuclear but reducing the amount of bureaucracy and increasing the volume for economies of scale.
Nah, going after the police is a death wish for all but the biggest baddies As enforcement gets more lax (criminal justice reform, progressive prosecutors, etc), victims and their families will start to turn to these…
I'm savvy enough to maintain an offline password manager, but fuck that noise. It's already painful enough to use a cloud password manager; why would I burn hours more of time to maintain a worse experience?
I read about a strategy of having Webhooks, and supplementing with polling an "/events" endpoint that has a historical record of events for occasion backfilling.
This is the miracle of capitalism and markets; we harness the greed of people and groups of people for the forward movement of society.
How can anybody read this? This is bad prose. It's flowery, self-indulgent, and lacking substance.