Method-X

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by Method-X 9y ago
And thank god they didn't.
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Show HN: Carl Jung's Seven Sermons to the Dead(7sermons.org)
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by Method-X 9y ago
The site is down due to increased traffic from HN. Here is an archived version: https://web.archive.org/web/20180303000007/http://boglin.iwa...
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by Method-X 9y ago
That doesn't seem to work either. If you right click and copy image address / open in new tab, the website opens and not the image itself.
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by Method-X 9y ago
What about something like Steem/EOS? The general idea being that anyone can build a centralized UI layer that plugs into a decentralized database. I'm genuinely curious and have not invested in either of those cryptos.
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by Method-X 9y ago
Yup, this is definitely the right mindset to have. I've been involved in crypto since 2013 and I've found the key to making money is not drinking the kool-aid. Sell when you're happy with the return you've made. Investin
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by Method-X 9y ago
I think I read about it in Hooked by Nir Eyal.
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by Method-X 9y ago
Someday he'll likely get it.
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by Method-X 9y ago
If you find this sort of thing interesting, I highly recommend HBO's Westworld. It's really well done and thoroughly thought provoking.
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by Method-X 9y ago
Like what?
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by Method-X 9y ago
Video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQoa-uFyXFw
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by Method-X 9y ago
How is that any different from issuing shares privately to VCs? It seems to me the only fundamental difference is with the technology. Things like voting and vesting can be done on a blockchain, so that's not a limitation. There isn&#x
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by Method-X 9y ago
Yes but a cryptocurrency only makes sense for certain use cases. In this case, the token would have to serve some sort of useful function related to the social network.
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by Method-X 9y ago
I haven't done anything to improve. In fact, I only found out I read differently about two years ago; which means I went 30 years not knowing I had anything wrong with me. As for it impacting my reading comprehension, it don't thi
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by Method-X 9y ago
All languages I've encountered so far seem to be fine. As long as it doesn't require me to linearly read it, I can see things just fine. I haven't encountered one but I would imagine a language with tightly packed syntax woul
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by Method-X 9y ago
This is a good representation of what my dyslexia is like: http://bin.ddai.us/dys/lib/textjumble.png I describe it like reading through a straw. I can only focus on one word at a time, while most people can take i
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by Method-X 9y ago
Nope, but you're right! Both monsters with horns and geek glasses.
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by Method-X 9y ago
Sounds like you're my ideal user. I created Edabit out of frustration with codecademy and other sites like it. They're essentially interactive books (poor ones in my opinion). With Edabit, I structured it to simulate how people na
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by Method-X 9y ago
Google Analytics; most of them seem to have some sort of internal members only area set up where they link to course material.
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by Method-X 9y ago
Most coding bootcamps are a complete waste of money. Ever since I launched https://edabit.com , I've noticed a ton of traffic coming from these bootcamps and I'm not sure what to think of it. On the one hand, I like the
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by Method-X 9y ago
The loading spinners happen when data is being fetched from the database. The app itself is downloaded upon initial load and anything from the database will trigger a loading spinner as it's being fetched.
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by Method-X 9y ago
Here's a project I'm working on that uses react: https://edabit.com
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by Method-X 9y ago
If you're interested in proof of stake, it's definitely worth reading about delegated proof of stake [1]. The gist of it is that token holders vote for the nodes (miners). So far as I've seen, it's the best way to addres
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by Method-X 9y ago
Ok, what happened to Demore would be like me working at a company of young Earth creationists who had an internal message board for discussing controversial religious subjects and then firing me because I brought up natural selection. Is it
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by Method-X 9y ago
Some people take offence to the fact humans are related to apes and that the earth is more than 6000 years old. Doesn't mean we should tip toe around their ridiculous sensitivities.
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by Method-X 9y ago
> He posted his thoughts on an internal discussion board An internal discussion board intended for controversial discussion no less!
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by Method-X 9y ago
Not necessarily; it's just arbitrage. If they can get cheap advertising and it converts well, then selling more expensive ads would make sense.
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by Method-X 9y ago
This is about influencing peoples current bias. Preaching to the choir won't win an election; changing the opinion of the opposition will.
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by Method-X 9y ago
Are there other examples of this happening, or is it just an isolated thing with Google?
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by Method-X 9y ago
He's being fed intravenously and can't speak. Read the article.

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