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by carlosdp 5y ago
There was a quote recently from a high ranking former FBI agent that worked on money laundering where she said she wasn't really concerned about crypto making money laundering worse (trying to find the article again). Her reasoning was
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by carlosdp 5y ago
Co-founder here, Garnet is basically a no-code tool that lets you compose different features you'd find in video/audio/text chat apps into a space that's customized for your online community. Basically, instead of having
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Show HN: Garnet – Build the one true home for your community(garnet.app)
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I think this could actually work. For a generation that has grown up with visual-first mediums, it makes sense that they would be able to express who they are better in video form than on a piece of paper. I could totally see recruiters swi
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by carlosdp 5y ago
Garnet | New York, NY or Remote (US) | Full Time | https://garnet.app/careers Garnet is a no-code tool that lets you build your custom community space online. Instead of having to weave together 10 different tools for inter
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A lot of these criticisms are trying to attribute mal-intent to what in reality is almost certainly that the founders aren't super-humans who got everything technically right out of the gate... Also > The app has since been banned i
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by carlosdp 5y ago
> It's neat not having to dig around for cash and being able to see your driver on your phone arriving but it's not game changing. It absolutely is game changing! Before, unless you were in a city like NYC, you would never use
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by carlosdp 5y ago
That's just blatantly false. Rust takes extreme pains to be backwards compatible. When they wanted to make breaking changes to support some new language features, they literally spun up a separate compiler front-end behind a cargo.toml
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The copter won't last very long on the Martian surface. It's using non-radiation protected hardware (which allows the software to be much more advanced that what we'd typically send to the planet).
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This isn't the original title, and this alternate title makes an argument not made by the article. Earth's orbit is absolutely nothing compared to the entire solar system. We couldn't "litter" the Solar System in an
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If I've learned anything from being wrong about crypto-tech for years, it's that proving negatives like this is really really hard, and it's typically the wrong way to approach a new technology. There's really nothing
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This is a ridiculous statement for anyone even casually following crypto, I'm sorry. There's a plethora of innovations, so many it's hard to track. Just a few popular ones right now: Layer 2 solutions with smart contracts (Op
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Well let's say that the revenue for those novelizations all ran through a DAO (this is a naive simplification, but bare with me), and that DAO was programmed to export X% of the revenue to Disney's wallet, and Y% to Mr. Foster&#x2
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It's privacy preserving with a rotating key scheme, there's a cool whitepaper about it that I'm having trouble finding right now, but here's an article: https://www.wired.com/story/apple-find-my-cryp
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by carlosdp 6y ago
The fact that the CEO of a company spent even a minute writing something like this is silly. Concentrate on your own customers, this doesn't look good.
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Tech's New Center of Gravity is Launch House(carlosdp.substack.com)
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Garnet | New York, NY | Remote (US) | https://garnet.app Garnet is a platform that allows businesses and creators to host their online communities in one place, and keep them close. We provide venues with a versatile array of au
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by carlosdp 6y ago
What stops an attacker from spoofing the webcam with a looping video of the subject staring at a camera instead of a still image or holding up a picture?
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"As of" doesn't mean they raised the previous round in December. Pretty sure their previous round was like a year ago.
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If I were Paul & Rohan, I wouldn't be concerned about this, or Twitter Spaces, or any of that. Scale is an advantage, but also a massive disadvantage when trying to launch a product like this. Clubhouse has gotten to work out the k
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The point of Ethereum is to leverage smart contracts on the blockchain to create a "world computer", ie. a completely decentralized compute layer. Some cool stuff can be done today, but we're not quite at the place where we c
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Predella | https://predella.app | New York | Remote | Fulltime Predella is Webflow for video apps. We allow creators and companies to create their own custom video chat experiences that suite their particular needs, without need
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by carlosdp 6y ago
The "dorm for adults" concept has been tried like 100 times by different startups and companies, always flops.
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He would probably be too small to show up on the type of radar you are probably thinking about, known as "primary radar." Most airspace isn't covered by primary radar though and instead relies on transponders to track planes.
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The Unreal development fund also regularly funds competitor open source game engines, like Godot Engine. Tim Sweeney is definitely not someone I'd describe as "greedy."
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> First off, you can have both. Green new deal doesn't ban reactors or anything. The FAQ AOC released after the document explicitly ruled out nuclear energy, iirc.
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Conversely, some of the best engineers I've worked with either didn't have degrees or had degrees in things like economics. It's pretty common in silicon valley, which should be no surprise given how many titans of the indust
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> but content authors, esp on HN, need to realise that quite a few of us refuse to browse the Web with JS enabled esp on mobile devices. They kind of don't though, given this is such a tiny fraction of visitors
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Tesla actually has working products in production with waitlists to buy them, I'd say they are very different...
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I don't think that's quite the same thing. The shattered window was obviously a genuine mistake, otherwise why volunteer to throw a brick at it live on-stage?

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