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> I personally predict there will be some elements of a great product but not entirely. the ultimate focus is on money and business value, not the product. Ultimately, it will depend on the team building it. Microsoft, the entity, couldn
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As long as they're on a shopping spree, might get Epic also while they're young.
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If the hype for the metaverse is a fraction true, and their distribution channels hold, these acquisitions will have been peanuts compared to the value they'll produce.
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I think if one of the tech giants of the world could create an AGI-ish, they should have no problem becoming a single worldwide monopoly in a couple of years...
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Microsoft has all the pieces in place to make the great next gen MMORPG. They now have the IP to do whatever they want with our mind, they have the distribution channels, they have the capacity to run servers and also the technology to crea
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I think there are efforts underway to build a more p2p internet. I've been trying to find the time to build some small experiment using https://hypercore-protocol.org/ (no affiliation).
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I hope these icefish are not tasty. For their own sake.
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If any dev is here, I'm on IPFS and can't seem to search, getting console error: > Uncaught ReferenceError: passQueryToResultpage is not defined
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Ironically I am between my sleeps now. I’ve been casual about life for so long that I’ve fallen into medieval sleeping habits.
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My knowledge is basically 0, but from what I understood the sensitivity of the sensor is so high, that anything above its operational temperature would overload it and basically make a 'white' image. Basically like having a kitche
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What kind of images can we expect? I understood it's an infrared telescope. Will we get visually ... interesting images? Or just data?
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Just one observation but Brave already has a Wallet integrated. What this allows me to do is go to any DApp and click 'connect' and authenticate. That's it, no more creating accounts, setting passwords etc etc. I think this w
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> How can these systems be so broken, and why isn't capitalism solving them? I’d wager it’s because free markets solve problems not entrenched cronies with political strings.
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> Status updates every hour or half hour sound like a productivity hellscape (SCRUM-master / AGILE coach / Project Manager / Line Manager) felt like she was losing control of the development and doubled down on processes t
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> I know it’s easy to dismiss that way, but what you are describing is not SCRUM I think it's easy to dismiss because this was easy to digest in the first years and first teams, but after a decade and corporations and some smaller c
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> I am not sure how that necessarily clashes with social structures inside the Scrum Team or micro manages its members. I would expect emergent behavior from said team (which I consider a team; not a SCRUM team; a human team working on s
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It establishes a set of steps that need to be followed (often time daily) and interactions to be had regardless of the nature of the work and the psychology of evolving unique set of relationships inside a social group? How does it not?
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Can I have some of that ‘work through tens or hundreds of coding problems that are of no future relevance to me’ dishonesty and cynicism?
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You made me check out his profile. Do you even know what Truffle does before discrediting one of its developers?
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Would it be better if we (the shill council for naming things) just renamed it to ‘net’? You seem to imply that ‘web’ is taken by our current stack Would the fact that ‘net’ is aiming to make content-addressing a first hand citizen give any
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I feel like a lot of people are somehow angry that this new tech stack’s slug seems to have settled on the “web3” keyword, which they don’t like. I don’t know a single person in the space that cares enough for how its named. There’s also th
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So if I just stop using web3 as a catch-all for the things I work on (i.e. IPFS, Crypto Wallets, Merkle Trees) and just start naming them one by one everything will be OK and it's not a marketing buzzword anymore? Or should I be aware
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> This is a historic achievement in solving the communication difficulties in poor areas, Xie Cun, an official with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, said during a press conference, adding that this achievement will pr
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There is also the argument for encouraging people to lead a healthier lifestyle. Even though it’s political suicide to tell people that they need to get in shape, two years of a push from the government would have had enough time to make a
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This was amazing to see during my work with a startup. The CEO would take any feedback and try to integrate it into the platform while also refusing to actually talk to our users because "big data knows better" (we had a small d
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I was considering some options to store passwords for both myself and my customers and LastPass was one of the candidates. After thinking about it, I went with Keepass and a single file that is stored on my cloud account. It's working
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I don’t understand why you can’t just load traditional ads related to your business that no ad blocker would work out of the box against. If I visit a website about cars, one could put up car ads because it’s obviously in my interests at th
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Happy holidays everyone! It's truly a privilege to be part of such a great community, especially in today's troubled web.
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One thing I can think of that might complicate this is that Facebook has a policy of not allowing nicknames if I understand correctly. Which is why they can also verify you with national ID and others if something happens (and it does). How
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Where would the giant red alerts stop? They already have it for S3 after so many people left their buckets open. But is it also not our responsability to properly understand the tools we use?
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