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GrahpQL was something that came up heavily in Front-End job ads and maybe even mentioned during my experience interviewing around 2017-2020 I was once even turned down for not having enough "GraphQL Experience" - Whatever that was. This was during a particularly painful 6 month rut for me - job search wise. It's absolutely infuriating that the tide has now changed. GraphQL doesn't matter. Did it ever? What was the point?

Follow the Crypto 2 years ago

The government is a well intended representative of the people. The government has a solution to money and currency already. The government makes choices on monetary policy with the best interest of the citizenry in mind. Crypto is not good. The government is good.

Follow the Crypto 2 years ago

Crypto!? No thanks. I like my currency constantly inflating and printed on paper IOUs thank you very much.

There’s obviously a use case referencing something like this article. It would be nice to see some kind of officiating this particular use case of protecting your property, perhaps you could register your tag, pay a fee and deposit / signing a waiver to prevent the stalking use case. It would also be nice to see police go after missing items which have been officially tagged. But I’m also not a huge fan of big brother in general. So maybe forget about it

I remember about nearly 6 years ago gql showing up in job postings, I scratched my head a bit because it was so new. And also just a QL, why hire based on it? Shouldn’t you pick techs easy to use AND LEARN. Thereby nullifying must-have-experiences

Perhaps now it might be;

Nice to haves: Enough experience with GraphQL to never suggest nor implement it.

These are the kind of experiences I think which truly matter.

What if the resulting audio output of the digitally converted human vocalization has an inaudible frequency modulation or signature added to it which operates in a range inaudible to the human ear, you could then detect said signal and filtered out its source or merged / manipulated

Now fixing search, that would be truly mind blowing.

This just screams arbitrary application of rules to an entirely new system. How can you enforce rules for something with such a murky definition of the actors and their actions? Sure it “looks like” old finance, but it most certainly isn’t.

This exercise of arbitrary rules on a murky, hardly even legally defined entirely new system, is why I can see the reasoning for something like defi to want to exist.

It would be cool to see some raspi hats you could plug a GPU into, though unsure of how practical or feasible that would be. Todays graphics cards are tomorrows e-waste, perhaps they could get a second life beefing up a diy raspi project like this

The ipad pro is an absolutely stunning and amazing piece of hardware. The sad part is, to get the most out of it; say as a power user, you'll likely be spending a combined ~$300 a month subscription for any of its 'killer apps' on the app store. The subscription model for me personally has been such a turn off for these locked down apple products.