WHA8m

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by WHA8m 5y ago
Even NFTs can solve a problem. Question is, how many additional problems are created with it. There is not a single popular blockchain project that serves the people (that I know of).
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by WHA8m 5y ago
There is probably a reason for your fatigue. You need to find it. You've probably guessed it beforehand: It can be physical (go see a doctor) or mental (go see a therapist). Make use of them, even though it might turn out not helpful a
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by WHA8m 5y ago
I understand and mostly agree, but this article just tells a light-hearted story we can all laugh about. That's not criticizing, but distracting from actual problems that need to be adressed. So I think this article would be in said VC
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by WHA8m 5y ago
>It did for me. It was not meant in a rhetoric way and I didn't meant to discredit anyone. If you got value out of it, that's good. HN has a rather critical approach against NFT and crypto space - not the technology, but the ma
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Surely, interesting questions and topics can arise from the NFT space - like any other tech, really. But that's not the question. Did this particular story gave you any new insight into copyright issues with NFTs? For me it didn't
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by WHA8m 5y ago
In my observation, the natural response for most people is dial or compensation. No human being can prevent inherent coping mechanisms, so something of the earlier mentioned responses will always be involved, but I'd advice (to try) to
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Why is this on hn front page? There is no need in giving attention to stories like this. This is nothing but short-lived internet drama that's easy to make fun of.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
I was canceled by two friends seperately because I was too late and there are Corona restrictions about how many people can gather at once. I'll spend some hours outside, because I'm ashamed to tell my parents that I don't ha