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Encapsulated vs. systemic complexity in protocol design
(vitalik.ca)
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Coinbase 2021 Q4 Shareholder letter [pdf]
(s27.q4cdn.com)
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Totally agree wrt marketplace. For awhile it was great, the only reason to sign on to Facebook. You could sell anything locally easily and quickly. It really pulled off being a better craigslist which is no easy feat and not something I eve
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> Get a loan from your bank, and refuse to pay it back. I don't even know where to begin when it comes to examples of just that happening. Defaulting on debt is something that happens with every single form of credit. It's extr
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Borrowers cannot be "made" to repay debt in traditional finance either. Lenders must make decisions based on some measure of the credit worthiness of potential borrowers. The same mechanisms could be replicated on blockchains. See
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There's no reason why Blockchains can't also incorporate their own trust model to facilitate lending that isn't fully collateralized. There are already projects working towards this. Pseudonymous p2p lending isn't some i
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5y ago
I agree the results are bad unfortunately. I really do want to like duck duck go. I want to get away from Google and am still in the middle of a full switch to ddg, but I don't know how much longer I can last. The problem is even if 90
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1password now has exactly this implemented with fastmail integration. You can generate a new email just as easily as a password when you make an account
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Nice read. What I don't get about all the crypto haters, who will probably make up the majority of replies here, are they really just happy with the status quo? Do they really think the current financial system is great and their onlin
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FTX’s Key Principles for Market Regulation of Crypto-Trading Platforms
(ftxpolicy.com)
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5y ago
Any tips for how one might maintain composure enough to handle these situations if they ever find themselves in them? I imagine the obvious answer is just practice saying "no comment, I need my lawyer present" but I'm not con
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https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dont-fuck-with-pas... This has been a greatly appreciated plugin for these scenarios (it's on Firefox as well)
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But a much much more limited scale and years away from widespread usage. It's one ideal city hard coded into the technology vs tens of real stores using the real technology that could be installed in a 3rd party store today. I could be
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So if you close your eyes and visualize a grocery store experience where you put stuff directly into your tote bags or your backpack and walk right out, with 0 time spent on anything after you have everything you need, this doesn't see
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What I mean is that people are looking at self-driving as the next huge thing in automation that is "around the corner" for some definition of that time frame. But these stores exist today and make traditional cashiers obsolete in
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It it just me or are people massively underestimating this? I feel like the impact of this will be close to the self driving car in terms of a vast rollout of massive new automation. I've been to Amazon Go a few times, the small one in
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Password data for ~2.2M users of Gatehub and EpicBot dumped online
(arstechnica.com)
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7y ago
You won't necessarily have to use it directly to reap benefits from it. API authors can use it to provide you with excellent error messages which pinpoint the exact location something is wrong
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Fed Reserve to Create Payments System
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I'm excited that some of the ideas from Datomic are starting to make it into some open source projects. With crux last month and now Eva, there are now multiple options for modern clojure databases. While there are many excellent ideas
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Eva – A distributed entity-attribute-value database in Clojure
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Crux: Bitemporal graph query db for Clojure and java
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Subway Chief May Quit over Tensions with Cuomo, Colleagues Fear
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I've had volume issues with the AirPods on my android (Pixel 2). They were so quiet that I could barely hear anything at full volume over normal street noise walking around in the city. I ended up selling them. This was over a year ago
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As a developer who has repeatedly tried and given up on linux on laptops, a Pixelbook with crostoni has been the first that I have been extremely happy with. Everything I use just works pretty much as it should.
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Against the Current by Chris Granger: The Story of Light Table and Eve
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Only if 100% of your contacts use iPhones.
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How Did New York's Trains Get So Bad?
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Yeah that is extremely annoying.
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See here: http://www.livestrong.com/article/263656-dangers-of-wearing-... Basically I wore them for the majority of the hours of the day (during sleep + while working) for over two years without any issues then I had a
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