Tenoke

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by Tenoke 5y ago
1. I've never seen a 'absolutely untrue covid vax denialism' that doesn't get downvoted to death here. 2. Just because others make bad comments, it doesn't mean you should, too. 3. Your type of bad comment is the o
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Colab GPUs have more vram than a 3080 let alone a 3070.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Funnily enough given the title, those same things have even bigger groups on Facebook than telegram in Berlin even accounting for how popular it is here.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Except not everything on my YouTube playlists is listenable on Music since it doesn't recognize that it's a track and grays them out. Other than that and some other minor gripes (no way to have videos take up the whole window, jus
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Quite a lot of stuff is uploaded with lower quality on YouTube, often on purpose (e.g. popular techno channels like HATE are allowed to upload a lot of tracks but it's still a type of promo so it's at a Lower bitrate) compared to
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by Tenoke 5y ago
End users didn't suffer a loss after that exploit and I expect my risk from holding usdc and it crashing without Coinbase paying to fix things is already lower than the risk of my PayPal account being closed which I've seen happen
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I use both PayPal and my bank for different transaction with no issues. I won't care to use some crypto app if that's popular, too. At any rate, I'm not personally advocating for crypto here, and the projects in crypto which
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I don't see a particular reason to conduct every transaction on-chain, or at least on a public L1. At any rate, I was mostly replying about your login data being public which isn't true.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>I never met anyone who got scammed by a real bank. I have (indirectly) in this bank run. It was the fourth largest bank in an EU country. > https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seizure_of_Bulgaria%27s_Corp...
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>In web3, your wallet ID (used for purchases and proposed for logins too) is an undeletable cookie that tracks you both online and off, and one that anyone can retrieve. Purchases sure on most chains (though not on e.g. Secret) but the c
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by Tenoke 5y ago
There's almost definitely some exclusivity clause in the contract they signed, even if we don't know the details. I doubt he can republish them unless they fully break off the partnership
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>We also of course have more traditional links in the search results, which we also source from multiple partners, though most commonly from Bing[0] They add more than just Bing results as they mention but it's the main provider. Yo
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I get songmeanings from Google sometimes but I personally like Genius due to the annotated and upvote/downvoted comments and it is a more visited site so I get why it's ranked higher.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
For what is worth, DDG's main provider is Bing so it's nor surprising they returned similar results.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I don't think it's possible for wine to translate everything perfectly the way a VM can even in theory. It's definitely getting better but you can't get rid of the need for VMs for all Windows software.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I've used wine (typically via playonlinix in recent years) but it's hit and miss. Online games aren't always happy with it (especially with cheat detection), performance is sometimes worse (especially on older hardware) and s
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by Tenoke 5y ago
If you are using wsl because of heavy windows programs typically like games then I guarantee this won't work as well as a wsl setup. It is cool but it doesn't seem like enough for me to move away from wsl (which I'd like to d
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I was curious if the UK or Germany will rank higher and am somewhat surprised that after you adjust for population (which is a small adjustment) they basically rank the same and are only outpeformed by Canada (by a fair amount) which surpri
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by Tenoke 5y ago
If you build with centralization on top you can ignore most of the inefficiencies by doing the majority of operations outside of the base Blockchain and only integrate and settle just enough on-chain to be able to integrate with the rest.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
If you had quoted the whole sentence you would've seen it's Wormhole that's down for maintenance and not Solana. Bridges aren't fully on-chain by definition and even if they were just a smart contract you can definitely
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by Tenoke 5y ago
None of this is remotely accurate and nobody minted Solana. They minted tokens that no longer exist ON Solana. $320 was spent in ETH - a plenty liquid asset that they have that much less of and that lowers the total value of their holdings
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Yes you did. They could've not deposited the funds in which case it would've been retail that covers the cost. Instead they do and the loss is purely on them.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
For me DEXs are an even better example - having p2p exchanges where you require much less trust from other parties (nobody holds your funds, you just trade via a single function call which you can read the code of as your only interaction)
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Wormhole isn't centralized because it's on Solana (it's not like Sol devs/nodes will mess with the chain to stop it) but because it's a bridge which is an inherently centralized service since it cannot work fully on
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Neither of those seem to apply to wormhole..
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>casinos doesn't have high returns to be nice to you but because it ultimately nets them a lot more money. As far as I can see casinos do have jackpots in the millions for slot machines, and those are legal. Overall those slot machi
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by Tenoke 5y ago
If the work is getting done, whether by 2 or 1 person what are they scamming you of?
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Sadly, state run gambling aka national lotteries typically offer you much worse returns than anything in the casino.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Correlation is not causation but negative correlation is even more surely not causation and what I was replying to was >Ad-blockers took off once they started throwing animated banners at us which is still not true. When they took off th
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Adblockers are at 27% just in the US looking at statista and other random sources, and the number is much higher if you look at the more relevant younger demographic. 0. https://www.statista.com/statistics/804008/a

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