anony23

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by anony23 4y ago
Yimbys are the extreme minority to the point they hardly exist
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by anony23 4y ago
I found a plane ticket stub from decades ago.
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by anony23 4y ago
Copilot is halfway there
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by anony23 4y ago
I think this just means you haven't had a great job. When you have a great job, it doesn't feel like work" in the same sense that a not so great job does.
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by anony23 4y ago
While retail investors did lose money, crypto volumes are dominated by institutions.
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by anony23 4y ago
Yes, those poor hedgefunders!
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by anony23 4y ago
VC money won't leave.
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by anony23 4y ago
Crypto IS a subset of fintech.
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by anony23 4y ago
If you count the time for opening an exchange account and doing kyc, you should do the same when you talk about your bank. You only have to open the exchange account once just like you do for your bank. After that it's definitely cheap
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by anony23 4y ago
I thought the settlement delay was so that the banks can squeeze out 72 more hours of interest.
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by anony23 4y ago
Possibly it's because the marketnshit the bed and he felt like he would be overpaying under current conditions.
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by anony23 4y ago
Every time it goes up it's more people than the last time.
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by anony23 4y ago
No one is saying that this will go otherwise, including Moderna.
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by anony23 4y ago
He flies commercial, not private.
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by anony23 4y ago
Relatively significant as in a fraction of a percent?
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by anony23 4y ago
I agree that there are a lot of scammers and aggressive self promoters. They give the rest of us a bad name.
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by anony23 4y ago
I'm into algorithmic and generative art on fxhash and art blocks. I also sell digital paintings and animations on makersplace and foundation. I've released some projects on opensea directly as well.
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by anony23 4y ago
Take a look at MakersPlace, lots of traditional artists on there that are selling NFTs. On Tezos there's a budding generative art scene as well.
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by anony23 4y ago
Sellers have to interact with the blockchain too, so all the same pitfalls apply... from phishing attacks to typos, to holding proceeds and not putting them in stables and losing your hat. If you deploy your own custom contracts there are
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by anony23 4y ago
This is a very myopic view of the NFT space. There's more to it than monkey and punk profile pictures. There's a thriving community of digital artists supporting each other, think along the lines of patreon, etc. Of course it&#x27
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by anony23 4y ago
Not really, mistakes can happen when deploying contracts or in a million other ways also.
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by anony23 4y ago
I'm involved with NFTs as an artist, developer, and trader. Slip ups do happen and I just consider them the cost of doing business. Losses can be mitigated with some basic opsec like using multiple hardware wallets, etc.
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by anony23 4y ago
Or are the two things the same?
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by anony23 4y ago
Is this not quite expensive?
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by anony23 4y ago
Search for ethernaut for a good overview of exploitable solidity bugs.
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by anony23 4y ago
From what I understand about the MEV scene this seems low.
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by anony23 4y ago
If there's a strong culture of sharing skills and knowledge, it will exist independent of whether or not it's a remote organization.
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by anony23 5y ago
There's some wash trading, but it's very little. Chainalysis publishes reports on stuff like this regularly.
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by anony23 5y ago
I disagree with your thesis, I think twitter thrives as a place for certain niche communities to interact.
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by anony23 5y ago
Do you have any suggested content for someone who is starting from 0?

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