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by anonu 4y ago
When you walk through a city pay attention to the construction. There's cranes everywhere. Roads are being dig up and patched over. Old makes way for the new. A human life is similar. It's a never ending construction project. If y
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by anonu 4y ago
FWIW: This got me to look into Mastodon. I saw it was too complicated to setup and gave up. Lost opportunity IMO.
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by anonu 4y ago
> Alcohol has zero benefits for your health I would disagree. Multiple studies have shown that moderate alcohol consumption lowers HDL cholesterol and reduces strokes. Also, if you use alcohol in a social setting, then you are getting ad
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by anonu 4y ago
71k views. Seriously? Why... Useless topic.
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by anonu 4y ago
I think about the guy who built remoteok.com and his suite of sites. They are all "open" in the sense that he publishes some basic financials. It's fascinating to see how things grow over time. Most of the time projects take
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by anonu 4y ago
My summary on Vitalik's ETH application ecosystem outlook. 5 key application categories: 1. Money. Post-merge transactions are now faster. bigger push towards on-chain transactions thanks to FTX. 3 types of stablecoins: centralized, DA
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What in the Ethereum application ecosystem excites me(vitalik.ca)
333 points by anonu 4y ago|497 comments
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by anonu 4y ago
Why do you need to censor Meta?
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by anonu 4y ago
A two party system works. I'm from a country with a 20+ party system and it's dysfunctional. In addition, you can't lump Democrats or Republicans in the USA in their respective boats. There's a hundred shades of grey wit
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by anonu 4y ago
I wouldn't call this an error. An error would be a wrong number, which is much more insidious. If I actually saw this I'd just look over it and get on with my day. But I do agree that page is only worth it for the nostalgia.
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by anonu 4y ago
I was a longtime subscriber of Courrier Internationale, in print. The issue is if many articles are originally in English then I feel like they should be read in English to avoid the nuances lost in translation. Second issue was the latency
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by anonu 4y ago
Not fair. There's some articles on there I really want to read.
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by anonu 4y ago
ie and ei is a homophone?
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by anonu 4y ago
Who wants to buy a $10 deodorant from a NYC CVS when you can buy the same thing for much cheaper online. The thieves are only accelerating the demise of overpriced brick and mortar stores. Plus the experience of going into a CVS and having
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by anonu 4y ago
I don't buy it. Ok, I'm not a veteran ad spender, but the claim that after two weeks on Elon-Twitter the metrics shifted so drastically that it wasn't worth it doesn't make sense to me. If anything there's more eyeb
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by anonu 4y ago
Really cool. Is it just me or are metal wire barriers not very common in US road designs. They seem to be quite popular in Europe.
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by anonu 4y ago
So far the discussion in this thread is lacking, some would say its shit. Understanding our gut is an overlooked part of medicine and biology. I think theres a certain taboo around the subject. But you can learn a lot about health, your moo
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by anonu 4y ago
You may be right. But there's a bit of a difference in your examples. Your examples are more like bugs in development versus consciously knowing you're building tech that is designed to invade other's privacy.
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by anonu 4y ago
Interesting that most posts here have to do with monitoring or surveillance of others. Privacy is important...
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by anonu 4y ago
Not really answering the question: I interviewed at a company that measured Internet traffic and would do so by installing proxy servers in popular software downloads. This was 15+ years ago now. I suppose this was the early versions of spy
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by anonu 4y ago
To me, this is akin to capturing of cellphone meta data. It should not be admissible in court without a warrant at the time it was collected.
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Ruth–Aaron Pair(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by anonu 4y ago|0 comments
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by anonu 4y ago
I do read news daily but certainly substantially less than a few years ago. I try to consume a "balanced" diet from both left and right news sources and listen in and try to listen in an impartial way. I have a few key observation
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by anonu 4y ago
Agreed. This article is a fun read at best.
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by anonu 4y ago
TIPS are not the everyday investor's product. You need to hold them to maturity to beat inflation - and few people are willing to lock up their money for 5, 10, or 30 years. In major market drawdowns like the ones we've seen, TIPS
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by anonu 4y ago
The tide is going out: higher interest rates mean the economic decisions of the last 15 years will need to be recomputed. Cheap money is no more. Easier to earn a good return with a CD or bank account even.
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by anonu 4y ago
Beautiful work. My 4 year old instantly got it. But she noted that bubbles usually pop themselves. She also wondered when the bubbles would run out.
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by anonu 4y ago
He needed Elon money. Elon questioned his wealth and SBF was looking to add a few zeros. Pure Greed.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Has a Savior Complex(sequoiacap.com)
119 points by anonu 4y ago|148 comments
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Alameda Research Is Opening Shorts on USDT(twitter.com)
4 points by anonu 4y ago|0 comments

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