Marazan

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by Marazan 5y ago
Yes, the difference is infinite with broken HTML which is checks notes a huge chunk of the Internet.
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by Marazan 5y ago
Isn't DAI backed by USDC and Tether in part?
513.
by Marazan 5y ago
Correct.
514.
by Marazan 5y ago
You can't run a fab in a ship for a large number of reasons.
515.
by Marazan 5y ago
Cool, then we shouldn't have the computer automatically cropping photos then given that it can't reasonably do it.
516.
by Marazan 5y ago
You can unlock the back door of the honda if the electrics fail.
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by Marazan 5y ago
They siphoned money from Tether to fund Bitfinex. This was while they did have a banking relationship. What was the exscuse then?
518.
by Marazan 5y ago
The NYAG showed that Tether was not fully backed.
519.
by Marazan 5y ago
Yes, money started moving over to USDC at exactly the same time they reduced transparency over their reserves and stopped being fully dollar backed. The risk is still right there.
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by Marazan 5y ago
Yes, the mining and PoW is the thing that is absolutely insane so most people will assume they don't understand rather than they do understand and it is stupid.
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by Marazan 5y ago
To the question "What problem does Bitcoin solve" the answer "Without Bitcoin I would not be able to transact in Bitcoin" is not valid.
522.
by Marazan 5y ago
Two of your 3 problems solved by Bitcoin only exist because you have Bitcoin.
523.
by Marazan 5y ago
They are not going to reuse a wallet for a second double spend attack.
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by Marazan 5y ago
There is no such thing as dis-trusted. Bitcoin is "trustless". There is no trust of any form.
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by Marazan 5y ago
No, if the replacement cost is not being factored into to the ongoing costs then it isn't "they just need to double their infrastructure budget" to fix it. They needed to do that over 20 years, the entire lifetime of the infa
526.
by Marazan 5y ago
Yes, and the history of municipalities raising taxes to actually cover the infrastructure/other costs is that residents that can move out to other municipalities still using the Growth Ponzi strategy to keep taxes low.
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by Marazan 5y ago
Ah, the old "they only need to double the budget" approach. So simple and straight forward. What are they cutting to do that?
528.
by Marazan 5y ago
But the point is they are not spending enough on infrastructure. Only paying 10% on maintenance and then having perpetually potholed roads or a bridge collapse means the true cost is much higher. Infrastructure has a lifetime and it needs b
529.
by Marazan 5y ago
With regards to the Nazi dog your facts are wrong. He taught the dog to respond to the phrase "Do you wanna gas the Jews"
530.
by Marazan 5y ago
Angular was a hot mess and I found it a nightmare to program with. It basically embodied the bad side of JS frameworks pre-React. It managed to take alllll the wrong lessons from Flex.
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by Marazan 5y ago
You can get Circle to give you USD for USDC? How? Are you talking about selling USDC to another baghholder? Thats not 'redeeming' that's trading.
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by Marazan 5y ago
Oh for serious game devs FGL was absolutely the most important monetisation stream by some distance no doubt. But for people just starting out and, say, knocking out a game in a weekend, unpolished, raw Mochi was incredible. With zero effor
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by Marazan 5y ago
The one thing I think you missed from explaining the economics of the old Flash Game scene was Mochi. By getting you the pre-roll ads Mochi gave you a way of being rewarded on a per-play basis which A) bypassed the risjk of up front sponso
534.
by Marazan 5y ago
The post isn't about FNF, it's about the Flash Game eco system and what was lost and now slowly being refound. And a high quality "Fuck you Steve Jobs" as well. I'm here for any posts that says "Fuck you Steve
535.
by Marazan 5y ago
Err network games deal with latencies in the hundreds of milliseconds.
536.
by Marazan 5y ago
Exactly, the BBC gets shows cheap by only accquiring the UK rights. The production companies then get the prestige of "shown on the BBC" when doing foreign sales.
537.
by Marazan 5y ago
You don't need fancy animations or water that looks like water to work on the game design. Use place holders for everything
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by Marazan 5y ago
I doscvered the joy of world time buddy when working on a team that had members in India, UK, Canada, New York and Australia.
539.
by Marazan 5y ago
They started taking off when you could load them from a windows machine.
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by Marazan 5y ago
There.... there isn't other liquidity channels. Everyone trades in Tethers. Its like if instead of buying stocks for money everyone bought and sold stocks using Enron shares.

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