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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
>but in the particular case of just one game, the value of the token is linked to a single, central authority (the company producing the game) and implementing transactions on an open blockchain seems somewhat superfluous. I don't u
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Couple cents with current prices. Ada is reasonably low and nano is feeless but the network is supported by rainbow farts and unicorns so I wouldn't trust it much.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
How are they doing machine learning with PPC from the late 90s?
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Paper gold maybe. Buying actual gold tends to be harder than one might expect and it's almost always monitored and kept track of.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
You don't do bitcoin. Bitcoin is impractical. We are talking about crypto in general, not just bitcoin. Nowadays you can for example get xlm from a cex, move it to your wallet and send that. It's fast and with very low fees( lower
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
>What are some concrete examples? I like how you can use a PoS blockchain to earn interest on your coins. Cardano can do this without moving your coins to another wallet, xlm can do it but you need to trust the other party. Currently the
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Tesla wants to buy not mine $1.5b bitcoin. Probably as a hedge against potential inflation in the next few months, regardless of the fanfare around the investment.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Quora imo is a horrible website and I rarely find actually good advice on it. At this point I actively avoid clicking on it's links because of how aggressive they are towards non logged users.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
This is one of the markets some alt coins with low transaction fees and high number of transactions per second try to tackle.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
>when the coin is overvalued Or undervalued. If you are speculating on exchanges on a daily basis it doesn't matter but for long term holding, which is the easiest strategy for most retail investors it's not a bad thing. People
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
>It's the sort of thing that seems attractive to junior developers, but more seasoned folks know that the legacy system contains years of embedded knowledge and workarounds for "real world" issues. The Wayland developers a
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Revenge killings are rare because perpetrators often don't walk away and if they do you might not walk away. There areas in my country where there are vendettas spanning generations.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Well you can count a second complaint here. Of course it's much smoother on Chrome.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
For the same reason startups can win over existing giants: first to market is important.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Failure at NASA isn't like failure at SpaceX. This was the culmination of 10 years of simulations and pork jobs. For SpaceX its the culmination of a couple weeks of wielding on a tent using private money instead of direct public funds.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
You write this as a hypothetical but this exact discussion has played out on torrent sites focused on music.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
>This seems to imply that nations which have copyright law are imposing authoritarian censorship on their citizens. This is exactly the point of most anti-copyright parties.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
The big EV industry doesn't want hydrogen to succeed!!! Are you even listening to yourself?
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
There is plenty of material about why hydrogen isn't really better just a google away. Plenty of smart people have evaluated it and realized it's not worth it. Toyota is the only company left that still pretends that it's rel
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Because they are known for having fast EVs. Having a team and losing would be a hit on their reputation, but having a team and winning wouldn't change much. So they have a lot to lose and little to gain.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
There is nothing to declare because the beneficiary wasn't needed. Now it is.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Choosing the one European country that has vast amounts of oil and a very solid public investment strategy for it feels like a bad faith argument to me.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
For comparison I was paying €330 for a brand new 35 sqft apartment with 2 separate rooms, a small balcony, amazing heat and noise insulation, 5 minutes from a bus stop and ample parking, all in a nice area without very dense buildings. And
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
This comment reeks of privilege
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Tesla had a direct path to drop the price by using economies of scale. If you just can't grow a crop, it just won't work. This is more akin to saying that battery density is low enough that it only works up to scooters.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by that, there are new & improved models of 3d printers coming out all the time and decent hobbyist printers are becoming available for progressively lower prices.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Cargo ships are a tiny part of the entire supply chain and provide an incredibly efficient service. It's environmentally friendlier to buy something that's in season in the other hemisphere and ship it to you than to grow it local
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Oh no!! Anyway
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
No that should have been stated upfront. A deal is a deal.
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by HeadsUpHigh 6y ago
Reminds me of the overheating cpu xkcd and the emacs programmer.

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