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by 1ark 5y ago
Yes, trades on Ethereum and Bitcoin can be expensive, but there are other chains with subsecond finality and fees in cents. On a TradFi brokerage it is not possible to take part of in their market making. As your collateral is used for inve
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One purpose is to self govern and share the profits from trading, instead of giving banks and brokers those profits. That's already good enough.
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From an consensus perspective PPoS (Pure Proof of Stake) and PoH (Proof of History) are next steps. If you want to send around USD you can use UST for example, an algorithmic stablecoin.
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There is a some effort in Nim, called moe[1]. Nim has a lot of features similar to a Lisp, and is both compiled and scriptable. Of course, it requires contributions to make it usable as a daily driver, but I guess that is somewhat the point
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This is the main reason I changed and do most of my work in Emacs, keyboard only. Using it in terminal is a bit of a bonus. Onivim2 seems promising in bridging the gap, but we'll see.
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Beautiful, so content dense in those days
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Respecting Users’ Motion Preferences(smashingmagazine.com)
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Yandex is pretty good. But where it really got Google beat is in reverse image search.
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Reminds me of the days with a gnump3d server.
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The browser environment enables you to do that, so why not. No dependencies. But do you build everything in house then (time unlimited), or the apps are not that complex? It is the same mindset as writing assembly or small Win32 in C, which
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To be fair, I have had the same problems with Java, C# and Python packages. It's simply not an easy problem[1] once the project dependencies grow. It is a bit more apparent in JavaScript ecosystem and it is cool to hate on ofc. 1. ht
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Have you looked? https://rabbidstoken.ubisoft.com/
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If you and your team know Webpack and the ecosystem of plugins well already, then stick with that. Setting up a new project does not take a lot of time for you I guess. Someone mentioned "webpack tax" when using Parcel, it is real
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Relevant history: "Dimon's many takes on Bitcoin" https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/9t140h/jami... https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jamie-dimons-own-bank-
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I guess their journalists are paid per word? A broken way of working.
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Shadowstats[1] shows more than 10% in '80s-based measure. 1. http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/inflation-charts
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Sure, at least today that is more probable and maybe by now they truly did pass on. The range of possibilities are of course endless. But at that time, if we take their statement literally[1] they just moved on to other things. 1. https:&#
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Just some lurker of that early mailing list, absorbing knowledge that eventually culminated into the code and paper. The number of unknown great programmers is a lot. What I think is interesting is that it was both code and a paper, not onl
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BTCPayServer is probably the one with most surface area as it supports a few Bitcoin derivate coins. Alternative upcoming solutions like PayWithTerra[1] which is only a middleman watching the blockchain for you is interesting, but a bit out
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You could use UASM which is MASM compatible. http://www.terraspace.co.uk/uasm.html
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... and, unpopular opinion, business attire!
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Good with 3-6 people who are prepared, ie. what are the designs/requests/requirements. Many times PM thinks its a small feature or vice versa when all engineers give a big/small estimate; they get a reality check, same can be
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Bans are no good. And EVs have horrendous user experience when it comes to charging; the wait, the clogged up grid, the broken chargers and no one to service them promptly. And you can forget about fixing your car by yourself, they will be
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"Privacy-conscious" and using Discord, quite a bit of cognitive dissonance. We need better messengers, not browsers imho.
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Spotify was pretty snappy in the early days, I guess a decade ago now. Current iteration boots up in 3 minutes and is unnavigable. Went back to Winamp and occasional usage of the web player.
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If you suck it in, you'll talk funny?
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https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6... https://japantoday.com/category/features/health/If-you-die-f...
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It might be worth watching how the development of helloSystem plays out, and maybe contributing. https://hellosystem.github.io/docs/
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Even if the percentages are exaggerated, it also depends on lifestyles. If you WFH and closest contact with people is that of grocery shopping, the 2% becomes closer to 0% because you aren't going to contract the virus. But it's l
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Modern software development is cancer(dedoimedo.com)
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