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by alasano 5y ago
This seems right but I don't know enough about chimneys, mules or even houses to determine if it's true.
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by alasano 5y ago
You're certainly a very inspiring person! "Professionally there is nothing special about me except that I really enjoy working" I think you may be underselling yourself a touch here ;)
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Baby Dashboard: Parenting enhanced with time series(linkedin.com)
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by alasano 5y ago
I think that people who like JavaScript are happy with getting the abstractions you mentioned. If building a vercel for PHP was such an obvious idea, I imagine someone would jump on it.
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by alasano 5y ago
All monumental climbs start with a single step. It's easy to get lost thinking about what could have been or what will be and forget about what can be, right now at this very moment. It's not enjoyable to think about wasted opport
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by alasano 5y ago
Your last paragraph pretty much sums it up for the US. The primary objective of the US government for its people should be to provide everyone with the same basic opportunities. What they do with those opportunities is up to them, like it i
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by alasano 5y ago
They pay Amazon for that middle-man position already. And then Amazon gets to determine that it's more profitable for them to also compete with you in addition to taking the cut from your sales.
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by alasano 5y ago
Same overall risk rating as USDC/USDT for example but for varying reasons. The link which was provided breaks it down. Presuming they are truly equally risky, DAI wins by default imo.
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by alasano 5y ago
Seems like "James" was a bunch of people due to a bug of some kind perhaps https://i.imgur.com/oBzdaNx.png
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by alasano 5y ago
First time I thought reading books on an iPad was actually not bad is when they added true tone. It's been a while I think but it's just much easier on the eyes.
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by alasano 5y ago
Gonna install this just to get screen rotation on my Clara HD. Thanks!
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by alasano 5y ago
I thought the real red pill was Handshake (HNS). You're not buying domains but instead are buying the TLD itself and then create domains on the TLD. I haven't read up on it that much but their pitch of "stop renting the thing
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by alasano 5y ago
I agree that there are better possible taglines for the service.
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by alasano 5y ago
It feels like people (early on in this thread) are more offended because of the chosen phrasing in the title? Are those same people offended by BET? With the accompanying explanation by Uzo0312, how is this racist? "For black people&qu
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by alasano 5y ago
Anything is technically possible. In reality no one wants this to change the limit on the 21 million number and any proposal to modify this particular aspect of Bitcoin will get shot down immediately. Lying would mean they know what they&#x
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by alasano 5y ago
It was never meant to be fundamentally unchangeable.
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by alasano 5y ago
> it stands to reason No it doesn't. You're comparing something with no advantage to the people who are invested in Bitcoin to something which is meant to objectively improve Ethereum and a majority can agree upon.
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by alasano 5y ago
Furthermore, "highly unlikely" is an understatement. Using SHA256 there are 2^256 hashes. That's 115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007913129639936. Probability of collision (two different inputs g
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by alasano 5y ago
Just lobby Congress to make it illegal to switch to Android. Problem solved.
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by alasano 5y ago
Yes but do you have anything to remind me to check the checklist app? Even better, some sort of checklist app aggregator app which goes through my various checklist apps that I forget to check? The same thing for note taking apps would be g
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by alasano 5y ago
I love owning an electric scooter in a city in which no companies are allowed to rent them. All the upside of using it, none of the downside of people hating on them.
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by alasano 6y ago
If somehow you could dissociate the tech from the currency aspect, would you still qualify cryptocurrencies as "high-price trading cards"? I wonder because where some people are attracted to crypto because of the monetary gain and
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by alasano 6y ago
Perhaps we will reach some sort of google launch singularity where projects are launched and abandoned instantly.
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by alasano 6y ago
Perhaps dumb of me but I never realized they were using an actual language. I presumed it was a made up language based on how certain African languages can sound.
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by alasano 6y ago
Indeed! Very common as well, thanks for the reminder.
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by alasano 6y ago
Probably a mix of things. People who appreciated the technology initially but changed their minds seeing it being driven by what people often consider a toxic community who hides behind the pretense of technology to make money. People who t
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by alasano 6y ago
Looks great! My suggestion would be to add the percentage discount when you click on "Show Yearly Plans". It's 20% but people suck at math, make it obvious.
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by alasano 6y ago
That's definitely a great lesson from poker which translates to real life. Winning or losing in the short term is insignificant when compared to consistently making the best decisions possible with the information you have. If those de
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by alasano 6y ago
Like probably many people here I had my first computer (running DOS) at an early age. I've never shied away from DIY projects but didn't truly feel comfortable that I'd do them well until I started building up my tool collect
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by alasano 6y ago
Perhaps an unpopular opinion but I thought the opposite, was very easy on the eyes.

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