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2y ago
Somewhat related - I really like the model of authenticating users via a wallet for the Ethereum network. It's not without it's problems and it's friction, but it creates a single public profile a user can use across differen
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I recently bought two TVs, one for my sister and one for my father. My sister's has Roku built in and my father's has GoogleTV built in. Meanwhile my sister dug out an old game console and wanted to see if we could get it to work.
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> You've failed to demonstrate that I see that now. I should have been more careful while searching for and sharing links. I have shot myself in the foot. And I'm not going to waste my time or others digging for and sharing wha
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2y ago
sometimes challenging, very challenging... but SO valuable.
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2y ago
I mean... the DNC thought Bernie hacked them so...
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There's something of a difference between 'alternative scenarios' and demonstrating that the 'settled' story doesn't fit with the limited evidence. One popular example is that the exploit Crowdstrike claim was
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Several groups doubted the results such as Threat Connect and Ukraine's military: https://threatconnect.com/resource/webinar-guccifer-2-0-the-... https://www.voanews.com/a/crowdstrike-comey-ru
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I want to add something to the discussion but it's difficult for me to accurately summarize and cite things. In a nutshell, there appears to be a lot of tomfoolery with CrowdStrike and the stuff that happened with the DNC during the 20
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2y ago
My next TV purchase will be a dumb TV.
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Please forgive me if this was talked about already, but I don't see it. Do you have any thoughts on Web3 support of any kind? Metamask enabled dApp development, but it hasn't evolved particularly well. There have been other attemp
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3y ago
He'll serve for less than 15 years, which is a blink of an eye given the devastation he caused.
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Refactor Party: Could a dynamic new political party start with a Git repository?
(github.com)
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has it though? I'm not sure which of the many consensus protocols you may have in mind, but proof of stake is the most popular alternative. A 51% attack for PoW requires that someone can afford to power 51% of the network. That's
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3y ago
This is a tired complaint built on a faulty analysis of Bitcoin's power usage. There are a lot of things that use more power than the Bitcoin network, such as all of the idle electronics in the USA. Or christmas lights during the seaso
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yes it's doing something useful - securing the network and ensuring consensus
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It's a cycle. It's going to restart. And then die. And then restart again. For a while.
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Legend
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3y ago
Bitcoin != Web3 Bitcoin == Web5
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3y ago
I see no problem, fundamentally, with leveraging the benefits of AI to generate content for whatever thing. I see the problem as those who contributed the content upon which the AI was trained not getting paid for the use of their content.
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3y ago
We'll find out.
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I think it has to be said, correlation is not causation. While I believe that in this case it's almost certainly true, it's still not scientific to claim that it is indeed true until you can prove causation. When you do the math,
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3y ago
I made this in Turbo Pascal: https://dosgames.com/game/bob-and-his-amazing-journey-home/
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Capitalism is all of about 200 years old. It's a revolutionary idea. Previously, if a group of people wanted to pool capital for a venture, they had to have the support of the state or the church, usually one in the same. The US allowe
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Believing something is intractable is the first step in it becoming intractable. Meanwhile, campaign finance reform is a prerequisite to actually solving any of those "less intractable" problems that never ever get solved because
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I bought a shirt from his presidential campaign and frequently wear it when traveling through airports. Not once has anyone recognized it and I think that's a shame.
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Ah, at least now I know there's a reason.
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Bitty, Love, and Defold all made HN front page today. How do they compare?
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I think this was meant for another post. You're on the CRISPR post.
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"If you're not the customer, you're the product."
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Basically, it's when the wet-bulb temperature exceeds 35C. From the Wikipedia entry: "It has been thought that a sustained wet-bulb temperature exceeding 35 °C (95 °F)—given the body's requirement to maintain a core temperatu
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