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by bluehorseray 4y ago
To be completely honest--and I don't mean to sound mean--that doesn't seem very cool at all to me. That's a lot of words to say that with crypto you can own a token that signifies you're a part of a community. And that&#
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by bluehorseray 4y ago
Have you ever held 24k gold? It's actually beautiful, and I think that's why it's consistently been valued throughout history. Couple that with scarcity and I think it will always be valuable. https://youtu.be&#x2F
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by bluehorseray 4y ago
Proof of work existed long before bitcoin, and I haven't seen any evidence that bitcoin is an important innovation despite it being 13 years old. Send it to zerooo
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by bluehorseray 4y ago
Could that just be a movie prop left over after they filmed the martian with matt damon?
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by bluehorseray 4y ago
Not sure if there's more meaning behind the extensions than I'm aware of, but I've always liked ".io". It's clean and short, used by a lot of "tech" websites I've seen. Or .org lol
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by bluehorseray 4y ago
Bizarre HN content l, I feel like this is the beginning of a Franz Kafka novel. But I’m intrigued, post Imgur pics
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by bluehorseray 4y ago
Interesting, I wonder how this is going to impact the tech industry
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Musk – Twitter may have a slight cost for commercial/gov users(twitter.com)
15 points by bluehorseray 4y ago|3 comments
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by bluehorseray 4y ago
At the very least timed-restricted eating has helped my relationship with food. When I was eating three evenly-spaced meals a day, I was constantly in this pseudo state of kind of hungry, kind of full, but never really very hungry or very f
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I don't see how the problems the author describes can't be resolved by putting an end to banning accounts / de-platforming people for posting offensive, albeit legal, content. Which is what I thought Elon said he was going
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I agree. People on HN love to theorize about reshaping current social media platforms, and now we may get to see someone actually attempt to do it. I hope people aren't so invested in Twitter they would rather this not happen.
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
Calling that the "correct conclusion" is absurd. Whether or not a critic "wanted" to see a movie shouldn't really factor into the review at all. At the end of the day, the typical movie-goer is probably judging a fi
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
Hmm I would classify shrooms as medication. What happens if a doctor prescribes it, is it now suddenly medication to you?
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I mean I don't think it's that tricky of a concept. Every piece of writing, or art for that matter, is generally supposed to elicit some sort of feeling. The only one this piece made me want to feel was anger or indignation toward
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I guess I was wondering if I should be mad because I didn't find it that fascinating of a story. I personally know multiple people who have told more fantastic lies than the ones this guy has told. Admittedly the way the story was fram
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I don't really like the habit of profiling relatively inconsequential transgressions of people, especially if the people aren't that relevant today. I don't think this guy necessarily deserved a New Yorker article about any
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I wrote "Hi" on the wall
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I'm assuming I'm controlling the cursor projected somewhere in Kunitachi Japan? Pretty cool
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
It's a funny tweet but I'm pretty sure this is satire. Not a huge crypto guy but I used to follow Cobie on twitter and while he is a big crypto proponent, he makes jokes like this to poke fun at the ecosystem a lot.
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I don't think it's necessarily sad at all. It seems like centralized systems make the most sense in, well, most systems. And safeguards can be put in place to prevent the centralization from being abused.
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
Most of the good software devs I know actually only have one job, so sounds like you're back to the baseline. But who knows, keep applying and maybe you can push 4/5+ jobs at once, which would obviously mean you're 4/5 t
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
Just to write down a thought that nobody likes to express--maybe the best move is to let a nuclear aggressor take whatever they want. I think in retrospect it might seem like the best move if things take a turn for the worse.
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
That's basically the predicament the entire world has been in ever since the first nuke was developed. It's just that no nuclear power has quite passed a line that another nuclear power isn't willing to accept. If what you sa
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
To be fair that selection process is close enough to how it works for everyone in the world, minus not wanting anything to do with them hah
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I think it's interesting. I've tried on my roomate's VR headset a few times and thought it was pretty incredible, but like him haven't really put it on more than once or twice. I'm starting to think maybe the reason
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
Interesting, largest nuclear power plant in Europe and 4th largest in the world. You can see a lot of the cars alarms are going off, I wonder what set them off.
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I feel like the left has historically been simply pro immigration, and then somehow race was brought into the conversation. I won't name the party I think responsible.
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
Haha I would love to hear how the left made immigration all about race as opposed to the right.
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
Yea I wonder that as well, I just try keep in mind that every video / story might not be exactly what it seems and to use my own judgement. But at the same time I bet a good amount of it is real. It's kind of the first major milit
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by bluehorseray 5y ago
I've been seeing a lot of videos posted on social media and then posted to reddit. Check out these links: https://old.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/ https://old.reddit.com/r/InvasionOfUkrain

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