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arberx
5y ago
Demand went down during covid, prices absouletly went down as well. For hardware: Demand goes up, supply goes down, prices go up. Inflation, but not related to monetary policy.
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arberx
5y ago
Sensationalized headlines during an extrodinary time in economic history. We've literally just come off the biggest DEFLATIONARY shock of our lifetimes (the pandemic), of course you're going to see tailwinds the year after unpreci
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arberx
5y ago
It's near two fault lines... "Though it was built less than a mile from the Shoreline fault line, which was not known to exist at the time of construction, and is located less than three miles from the Hosgri fault,"
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arberx
5y ago
It's envy. The author is my hero.
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arberx
5y ago
How do people have so much time on their hands :(
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Facebook Novi: International money transfers for free
(novi.com)
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arberx
5y ago
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arberx
5y ago
Most clients haven't updated to the new fee model. Once they do you'll see similar if not less gas fees (strictly due to better prediction).
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arberx
5y ago
Distribution has had 4-5 years to distribute with PoW (ETH specifically). Moving to PoS now makes sense. All these points for/against PoS/PoW are technicalities at this point given that "decentralization" is a spectrum.
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arberx
5y ago
Rolling/live update of a $300B consensus layer holding over $50B of assets, and moving much much more everyday. Pretty impressive.
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arberx
5y ago
Hmm maybe "positive view" is the wrong approach. I think "impossible to not have a negative view" is better wording. Indiffernce is generally how I feel about a lot of companies. My perspective on Amazon is negative.
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arberx
5y ago
A company is completely different from a group or race of individuals. A company is a single entity (individual).
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arberx
5y ago
It's impossible for me to have a positive view of Amazon (the company) at this point. There's way too much evidence pointing to the contrary.
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arberx
5y ago
Yes: https://ens.domains/
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arberx
5y ago
This is the hidden layer/feature behind blockchains it seems most people don't realize. They are amazing instruments for transparent social coordination and funding. The things happening with DAOs now and multisigns are incredibly
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arberx
5y ago
There's no incentive to run a freenode. The network is extremely censorable/traceable.
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arberx
5y ago
Cool, I don't care if you buy it. The question asked: "What are the projects you’ve seen that are doing compelling, novel, valuable work?" ENS fits that category. Peer to peer lending is cool too.
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arberx
5y ago
Decentralized and censorship resistant name routing service? https://ens.domains/ That's a killer app imo.
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arberx
5y ago
Most people do not understand anything about economics-in fact most economics is a work in progress.
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arberx
5y ago
Cool-doesn't mean it's right.
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arberx
5y ago
Pay for a subscription. Good luck getting unbiased non-clickbait news when journalists only source of revenue is directly tied to advertisment in an article.
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arberx
5y ago
Funny how HN completely discount the best performing asset of the past decade.
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arberx
5y ago
"This means that cryptocurrencies are the only tool left for ransomware purveyors. So, if governments take meaningful action against Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, they should be able to disrupt this new ransomware plague and then
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arberx
5y ago
Toyota is the last automaker (historically) to integrate "new" tech into their vehicles. If you look at their current offering of transmissions, engines, or batteries they use really old tech. However, this gives them a huge advan
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arberx
5y ago
Interestingly, this happened not to a blockchain, but to a protocol: https://www.coindesk.com/steem-will-hard-fork-in-just-hours-... Justin Sun planned to take over steem, what did the community do? Fork it, and remove his
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arberx
5y ago
"no access controls" -- trustless. Pretty big difference.
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arberx
5y ago
Have you seen: - https://uniswap.org/ - https://aave.com/ - https://makerdao.com/ - https://yearn.finance/ Pretty innovative and useful stuff...
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arberx
5y ago
Any DAOs/examples practicing this currently? Extremely interested in the space, would love to explore further.
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arberx
5y ago
Enforcement and source of truth are separate entities/problems. The blockchain can be the source of truth, but that truth might not be enforced. The difference between it, and a centrally controlled entity is the truth cannot be altere
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arberx
5y ago
You can not like crypto and still acknowledge the very real technology powering crypto. Whether it's Byzantine fault tolerance, or cryptoeconomics, there are some good solutions there. People's issues tend to be whether the soluti
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arberx
5y ago
Byzantine fault tolerance is definitely a real problem.
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