As a Californian parent, I’m teaching my kids to use Linux to be safer against surveillance and control. It is 100% my responsibility because I chose to have children and let them use computers. It’s a dangerous world out there.
IDs in databases get leaked.
The coding? In little bite-sized pieces. I follow the Unix philosophy of “make each program do one thing well”. It’s much less daunting to build it one piece at a time.
I’m fortunate to have an employer who understands that the architectural work is done while I appear to be walking around doing nothing.
I’m the old bald guy. My self-imposed restriction is not taking ADHD meds.
Everyone else on Brooklyn 99: “um I don’t really feel so comfortable with this anymore”
Terry: “what part about what we’re doing did you not get”
or Bitcoin (I’m open to mining it in the background, but I don’t like the idea of turning real cash into fake cash).
You don’t have to! You can just mine and then spend it directly on goods/services.
As a parent, I ban my own kids from Roblox. Because it’s my job to protect my own children, not the government’s job to treat everyone like children. This policy would put my children in more danger because they’ll need free speech once they’re adults.
Tech bros would love if LLMs are like crypto. This is like the bazillionth crypto bubble.
The ledger being public doesn’t prevent illicit use, like darknet markets. They use mixers or onion routed payments.
In the context of this thread, the centralized exchange is Taler Operations AG.
Taler offers anonymity for consumers but not for merchants. Every transaction everywhere - including Taler - has a sender and receiver.
Sorry if this is rude, but you are spreading misinformation, not knowledge.
I’m not condemning Bitcoin. I prefer to make falsifiable claims over unfalsifiable claims. Which claim(s) are incorrect?
Bitcoin allows the seller to evade taxes, lacks a central exchange, and has no distinction between Merchants and Consumers.
Because the votes are just for fun. Anybody could just make multiple accounts anyways.
I didn’t even know about the Python indentation thing until I was practically done learning it! I’m just used to copying whatever indentation scheme my coworkers are using, for consistency.
To the moon!!! ┗(°0°)┛ …○
It says here you can modify and distribute: https://github.com/Microsoft/MS-DOS/blob/main/LICENSE
I’d be surprised if that’s the same company in anything but name after all these years.