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by 2fast4you 4y ago
By "tangible value" I mean that it has some kind of function. If you buy property you can live there, rent it, etc. If you buy stock in a company you now own part of that company and technically get voting power. Not every asset h
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by 2fast4you 4y ago
NFTs aren't about art. If it was, the most popular NFT projects wouldn't be low effort randomly generated caricatures. It's about making money. Any real art that is being sold as an NFT is probably stolen anyways.
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by 2fast4you 4y ago
Nobody is talking about terrorist organizations.
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by 2fast4you 4y ago
Is it really worth mentioning that? I don't see how "What about US atrocities?" is relevant here. At best it's a distraction, at worst you're implying that we shouldn't talk about China because the US is bad to
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by 2fast4you 4y ago
If only people would pay more for this asset with no real tangible or financial benefit...
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by 2fast4you 4y ago
Why are you deifying him? He's not anymore special than the rest of us, he just has a lot of money.
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by 2fast4you 4y ago
"occasionally gather raw audio data" could be used to remind you that you're muted when you're trying to talk. I've seen that in either GoToMeeting or Zoom
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
I've had the idea of making a control flow graph generator to help in debugging the Commodore 64 emulator I'm working on and this gave me the inspiration I needed. I think I know how to hack things together now, so thank you!
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
You're right, I think I got mixed up reading two different comments. That was an unfair assumption. I still think a windows should be a requirement for bedrooms regardless of size. Natural sunlight is important for sleep regulation.
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
You can prevent people from dying in a house fire by just not having any homes either. Relaxing safety requirements is not the solution to housing crisis. At best it will just increase the divide. We're going to be packing people like
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
If people die in a fire because they can't exit the building quickly and safely, that's a problem and someone should be liable for their negligence. People not dying should be the priority.
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Assume a well funded program. Everyone gets a home at an affordable rate, and homes are built in anticipation of need.
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
I'm sorry but every bedroom DOES need a window. Packing people into as many small artificially lit rooms as we can fit on a lot is not a great idea. I think we need to be very careful about relaxing safety guidelines.
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
What if we took batteries out of commission after X cycles? There would need to be regulation on it. I wouldn't trust my manufacturer or charging network not to rip me off if they had the chance.
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
I would’ve thought the two teams worked very close together and had some skill overlap, so that’s surprising
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Why would they develop their hardware in Linux?
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Let's see what mine is Edit: I love it! A little bug :)
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
They're probably talking about notifications probing you to add your card to Apple Wallet. I'm not sure if you get them if you never touch Apple Wallet, I always get them when I transfer to a new phone or reset my current phone an
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You can find military radars on publicly available satellite data(hackaday.com)
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
I've been following Simula for awhile and I'm super happy to see the first pre-orders! You're doing some amazing work!
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
I agree. To some extent you have to play the game to win. If LTT can succeed and provide good information, then what is wrong with their click bait thumbnails (or similar techniques)?
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Double clicking the power button can be difficult for me without any medical issues. It always seemed like a weird choice for a company that cares a lot about accessibility
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Is there a good resource for learning about programming for quantum computers? I'm looking at this and realizing just how much I don't know.
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
You’re assuming the attacker needs to be in the room with you, coercing you directly. Imagine this: an attacker has something against you. Maybe they know a secret you don’t want getting out, maybe they’ve kidnapped a loved one, etc. The at
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Could you go into how blockchain might solve those problem? Because it seems to create them instead
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Is the environmental impact not real or you just don't care?
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
I do not want my health record to be both public and immutable. Not wanting it to be public should be obvious. Immutable though, what if I need to change my name/gender to match reality? It's not enough to just update the value, b
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Safari is a great browser, I use it on my phone and when ever I’m on a Mac. I’ve never had a reason to use another browser on either platform.
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Why is the plateau unavoidable? Apple has a lot of money, they can hire top talent
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by 2fast4you 5y ago
Do you have good resource in how to discovery/user interviews? I’m on a DevOps team working to mature the first few tools we made

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