Tenoke

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by Tenoke 5y ago
That's not really true. Youtube ads specifically were way way milder and rarer years ago when way less people used Adblock.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
In all fairness, if the rest of us didn't run adblockers, they probably wouldn't need to be so aggressive with the ads for those that currently don't.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
It depends on what you do on the internet. I rarely use an AdBlock on my phone, browse a lot from it and I don't find my experience hindered all that much. If AdBlock didn't exist on desktop my biggest gripe would be YouTube and t
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>It's been almost 14 years and to date not a single business built around tokens has actually become successful. Not a single one in 14 years even though if you ask any crypto advocate, they've got a list as long as your arm of
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by Tenoke 5y ago
If you want say less draws or no advantage for White or less memorization, the easiest solution to me seems to be to just have engines evaluate a few trillion random positions and then filter out those with 0 advantage and low chance of dra
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Not if the money were say burned but at any rate, someone 'gets' them here, too - all holders' get the value of their eth proportionally increased because of the decreased amount of eth in circulation.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Eth is currently still inflationary overall, more is minted than burned in the majority of blocks.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Most likely because the software they use uses CUDA.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Climate change while serious is nowhere near an 'existential threat' on the level of a planet-destroying asteroid. It's also harder to understand, and with a longer time frame so it's not comparable.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
We are getting so many 'crypto=bad' basic articles (this one seems particularly devoid of relevant content) that I'm surprised the topic isn't auto-downweighed by now.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
When the choice is no internet vs only having Facebook the latter simply gives you more options. It's not a curated news site, you can at least talk to friends for free and only join whatever groups or pages are relevant to you which i
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I suspect that Facebook has helped more people with their free internet initiatives than it has hurt regardless. It sucks some users got burnt due to leakage of paid traffic or bad communication/configuration/deal negotiation with
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by Tenoke 5y ago
We do seem to have a hard cap of around 120 which basically hasn't moved - we are just bringing the averages closer to it. I'm optimistic we'll go past it but not without some advances on a different level of everything so f
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by Tenoke 5y ago
It works but it can be limited in how useful it is and what information you can store. Great if you want to recall larger numbers of ordered or unordered simple items, not as much if you want to use it for remembering notes on every useful
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by Tenoke 5y ago
To be fair that's not too much in the novelty domain space. It's about what you'd pay for say .ai
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by Tenoke 5y ago
There's no reason to think that 7-730 hours is so little for you that it's hurting your performance if it's just based on those measures. Don't give yourself sleep anxiety over pointless chasing of 9 hours sleep.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I just checked and on my 2020 phone Twitter opens and loads in about 1-2s on Chrome Android. Functionality of some mobile sites like reddit and Facebook is limited but the js bloat argument seems exaggerated and if it's that much slowe
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How will Europe cope if Russia cuts off its gas?(economist.com)
14 points by Tenoke 5y ago|10 comments
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In both cases what you mean is not the default reading. Defund means to remove funds, and you meaning something else is not 'exactly that'. Anti means you are against something, so the natural reading is that you don't want t
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by Tenoke 5y ago
The Turkish lira is down more than Bitcoin over the last year so BTC still seems like a better proposition even right after such a big crash..
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by Tenoke 5y ago
There's more and more being built outside of Ethereum and the dominance has been shrinking. As to how I explain the dominance - shrinking first mover advantage.
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>What problem does web3 or decentralization fix? In some cases you can align incentives differently than with traditional solutions. For example with DEXs you can spread the profit and work (such as providing liquidity) to participants r
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by Tenoke 5y ago
No if it really becomes an L2 (currently it's just a sidechain). L2s are here to stay as the scaling solution unless Ethereum change their minds on what direction to go in again.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
No, sharding will increase the throughput but not enough. Ethereum are all-in on L2s long-term for scaling.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Binance.us is so much more limited and separate from Binance.com that it's easier to think of it as a seperate entity that Binance lends their name to.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
They might share a grid but the prices differ massively between countries, sometimes having a 200-300% difference as is the case with Finland and Germany.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I really doubt anyone can do it. Nobody who started in adulthood has done it. Even if we talk of those starting as kids - plenty have tried hard and 'only' reached Master level.
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You'd be lucky to live to 80 if you ban all that, let alone 120+..
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The Curse of the Grandmaster Title(gardinerchess.com.au)
18 points by Tenoke 5y ago|10 comments
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by Tenoke 5y ago
That's what I use 99% of the time though perhaps I should check out what YouTube Music is about. Edit: Checked it out and some of the songs in my playlists are grayed out in Music perhaps because it thinks those are non-music videos bu

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