“Snowflake to Avalanche: A Novel Metastable Consensus Protocol Family for Cryptocurrencies” – this looks quite interesting to me ipfs.io/ipfs/QmUy4jh5mGNZvLk…
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I try to avoid reading about US politics as much as I can, but each time I do, I’m stunned the orange embarrassment and his government have managed to become even more despicable again. #FuckTrump and every single apologist
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No surprise as “service” and “object” both share “module” as a base class :)
There is a pretty obvious difference in the degrees of freedom regarding the implementation, right there in the text. Not 100% sure of your point here
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Globally, yes. But my guess is poeple typically care more about their co-workers they collaborate with than a PC member does about some potential speaker.
That said, OOP in Munich asks its PC members to do exactly what you’re asking for (and we do)
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Obama (before he was elected) was my favorite politician ever
Unsolicited thinkpiece: The 2004 Obama DNC speech was literally a turning point. But it was covered by no network except PBS. Three minutes later, Richard Norton Smith openly opined Barack Obama’s would be a future president of the United States. In 2004. youtube.com/QEzrJ-k9vH0
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It is extremely time-consuming. You’d have to be extremely careful not to hurt people’s feelings, and some of them would start to argue. And sometimes the reason is “you’re not a good speaker”, which is not the kind of honest feedback to dispense casually
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I found the one to activate the editing option, but no way to activate its display. Anyway, apologies for abusing you as Twitter support
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What do you mean with alternative text? Is there actually a way to set an “alt” attribute for a picture on Twitter?
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