bhandziuk

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by bhandziuk 5y ago
I get it though. They had a lot more pictures than words to say about those pictures.
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
What is an artist sells a a print verified by an NFT. The person who buys that print wants to sell it again. They make a copy of the print and sell the copy with the NFT. They keep the original print. The NFT doesn't seem like it did a
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
Well when the housing bubble popped people stopped living in homes so I don't know if you're right.
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
What's to stop an artist from selling you a print as an original through an NFT?
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
> It would be pointless to duplicate artwork, because the sold duplicate would effectively destroy the original If someone cares about having a piece of art badly enough to steal it or create a fake do they care at all about what an NFT
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
> but with an easy option to support the artist by buying their creations directly from them as a NFT. Why not buy directly from them without an NFT? What does the NFT bring to the table? Isn't what your describing what places like
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
> Crypto shines where the government is messing with banking and currencies but isn't any cryptocurrency still directly tied to some fiat currency? Unless everyone uses crypto then at some point it gets exchanged for dollars at whi
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
I don't get it really but I think a lot of people have a similar experience. So while technically you are allowed to post an answer/question the moment you join there must be something else standing in the way. I don't know w
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
Are you suggesting you use a different account per SX site?
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
Do you just forget your passwords? Why would you make so many SO accounts?
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
As far as I can remember it's always been this way: very low barrier to entry. All you have to do is make an account to ask and answer questions. I don't know why you had a hard time posting. Maybe you're thinking of commenti
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
Yes, since the very start. I'm 95% sure. That's been the big selling point from what I can remember: there is a very low barrier to entry (make an account)
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
Also keep in mind that the public SO doesn't even have to change much for there to be "big changes". SO Jobs is where the money is made and they have private Q&A sites for businesses.
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
You'll notice that anyone can write an answer (or ask a a question) with zero interference. There is no rep barrier to contributing an answer. If you want to participate in other ways without answering or asking questions then there ar
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
> realized it'd take like a month of dicking around to get a new account up to the point that I could post a response in the thread If you made a whole video just post it as an answer. That takes 1 rep (the lowest it can possibly be
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
SO being SO has increased it's value year over year. There's no need to change anything, just ride those coat tails to profit.
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
Just positively edit a few questions. You'll get rep for that. https://stackoverflow.com/help/privileges Questions by new users usually need a lot of editing so there is no shortage of things which need editing. Y
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
The threshold is very low. https://stackoverflow.com/help/privileges You need 15 points to up vote which means you need to have received 2 up-votes yourself on either a question or answer or have edited 7 questions&#
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
I like their approximate people reached metric. I've answered at lot of VBA questions which get a lot of views but not necessarily from developers who might have an account. I suspect they are mostly anonymous users and thus the answer
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
Huh, for me the speaker icon doesn't show unless I mouseover the tab. So I can't see which tab is playing at all. And the Muted/un-muted icons are almost identical.
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
But doesn't crypto have very high volatility?
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
I think they're being hyperbolic. "we're working really hard to make it happen"
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
Right, they're so bad. Structurally unsound once you start putting windows in. They need insulation which either significantly intrudes on your interior space or you put it on the outside and you then need to do basically a traditional
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
It's great too because it has no bias.
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
I'm ok with this "ninja" language not being used. It's the same as "guru". Who ever says those works usually sounds like they don't know what they are talking about.
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by bhandziuk 5y ago
Owing money on a mortgage does not mean it's underwater.
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by bhandziuk 6y ago
They both charge for an OS. One has ads one doesn't. But one isn't "free".
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by bhandziuk 6y ago
Where is "here"?
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by bhandziuk 6y ago
They talked about this sort of on the podcast recently. Their login process is exceptionally complicated because originally they didn't have accounts of their own, they'd only allow external authentication providers. Then they rol
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by bhandziuk 6y ago
one of the dates in the middle was missing though (they got one expiring every month from ~2023 to 2030)

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