asutekku

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by asutekku 4y ago
Conceptually, yes. In reality, no major bank would ever do it.
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by asutekku 4y ago
It's been over 10 years and we still don't have a decent usecase for blockchain outside of crypto.
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by asutekku 4y ago
I like normcore as a trend but this is just someone trying to justify the trend and trying to make it more meaningful than what it actually is.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Something making currently $399 a month should be pretty easy to scale up in the right hands.
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by asutekku 4y ago
In Finland, I wouldn’t leave my staff for half an hour but definitely can leave my stuff if I go to a toilet for example.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Nah, people retain on mobile apps because they have a simple icon to use to get there. It’s extra effort to remember the name of the service and write down the address.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Just because you are using old tech with a connector that's prone to break and is not able to transfer data quickly doesn't mean everyone else has to.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Sure, doesn't still mean we should stagnate and be forced to use tech that is basically obsolete for a modern world's requirements.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Compared to $10 meal, nutritionally $100 meal is not worth it.
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by asutekku 4y ago
If it is a open source code that uses blockchain for the sake of blockchain without actually providing anything new, no.
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by asutekku 4y ago
This has absolutely nothing to do with speedcubing apart from describing an algorithm and data structure to save speed cubing in blockchain.
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by asutekku 5y ago
English is the lingua franca, just because something is published in english does not mean it's necessarily targeted towards only Americans.
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by asutekku 5y ago
Impressive. Vivaldi (which is a fork of a Chrome) gives me a score of a 97 so on a certain level SerenityOS' web browser is better than a chrome fork.
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by asutekku 5y ago
You can do it already if you 3D-scan your place with this for example https://poly.cam/
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by asutekku 5y ago
You could've just said the answer is in the filename without spoiling the answer in your comment.
106.
by asutekku 5y ago
Theoretically yes, in reality sadly no.
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by asutekku 5y ago
Sure, but quantity does not equal to quality.
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by asutekku 5y ago
You don't need everyone to spend. Even if only like 1% or 2% of the acquired users purchase 1 or 2 full priced games year or multiple smaller ones they're already recouping the costs.
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by asutekku 5y ago
Just saying, but them giving out free games is actually much cheaper than advertising. If you checked the numbers from the Apple vs Epic lawsuit, you would see that they got new users extremely cheap.
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by asutekku 5y ago
It makes it prettier since a fields in the aerial view are not aesthetically very pleasing.
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by asutekku 5y ago
We saw an increase in traffic in all of our portfolio's mobile games so instead of "News sites saw more traffic because of Facebook was down" it was "People did something else than browse Facebook while Facebook was down
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by asutekku 5y ago
90% of the time I still end up going to the main site instead of reading the AMP article because of the lack of something in the AMP version.
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by asutekku 5y ago
Because it generates clicks and clicks generates ad revenue. A longer answe is that a healthy lifestyle is more and more trendy and people want to know, why does walking help them also mentally. This is as they want to find an easy answer t
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by asutekku 5y ago
Because a general consumer cares about user facing features, which improve product usability.
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by asutekku 5y ago
From the subreddit sidebar: > The name r/China_Flu was created at a time when SARS-CoV-2 had not been named and was only affecting China. Subreddit names cannot be changed after they are created. This subreddit is a place to discuss
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by asutekku 5y ago
There's a semantic difference with "X virus" and "Y variant". "X virus" denotes the virus was caused by country X and is behind it all, whereas "Y variant" denotes it was mutated in there but is
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by asutekku 5y ago
That screenshot is from /pol/ so I'm curious if the complaints about "censorship" were that people couldn't call it a china flu.
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by asutekku 5y ago
Purcashing or renting? Because for me it was literally just going to a rental store and signing a stack of documents.
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by asutekku 5y ago
From my experience with the Shishun 18 Ticket one could easily get from Fukuoka to Tokyo and even further in around 12 hours or so. It's awful after couple of hours when you hit those smaller trains with benches that have not been repl
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by asutekku 5y ago
Totally inaccurate. While yes, you can get in densely populated areas almost anywhere near jy with a public transport, in countryside more and more lines are being stopped and car is a necessity

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