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cwkoss
4y ago
Byoo-tier-ill -cole-in-est-er-ace Is probably how I'd pronounce it, but could be accent differences.
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4y ago
If everyone thinks this is an existentially large drop, from a historical perspective, now is probably a fantastic time to buy Bitcoin. I think DCA-ing into ~1% of net worth held in crypto over the next few weeks would be a pretty solid tra
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4y ago
I think how the SV techbros in this thread view cryptobros is probably fairly similar to how most of society views SV techbros.
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4y ago
Ugh typo 'unlike'
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4y ago
Where do you get your news? because your reality looks entirely like the one I inhabit. Or is this sarcasm?
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5y ago
DefenseStorm | Seattle, Atlanta | Full Stack Engineer, Junior Software Engineer, Software Engineer - Machine Learning, Data Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE or ONSITE https://www.defensestorm.com DefenseStorm is a cybersecurity sta
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5y ago
What is the source of truth for valid eyeball scans? Whoever uploads the eyeball scan data first? What would prevent someone with a large database of eyeball scan data from embezzling $1/day for each eyeball-identity they control? If
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5y ago
Reliably verifying the identity of every human on the planet is not something I have any confidence this org will solve. I'm not even sure if its possible to solve for $1/day/identity. This will get sybil attacked, millions
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5y ago
If I have a compost pile that's producing methane, is igniting that methane to convert it all into CO2 (regardless of getting any utility from that energy) effectively "net carbon negative" because CO2 has much less climate e
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5y ago
Isn't that just WoW or Eve Online in-game currency? Or Amazon gift cards?
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5y ago
I want a system where I can create destroyable email addresses, so when I sign up for something it creates a single channel, and if they resell that email address I can burn that channel. Unfortunately `+alias`ing built into gmail is too ea
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5y ago
Unfortunate shortened url in that tweet: "Find out more here: http://ensvgtr.uk/pS1ut "
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5y ago
Watching a chatroom of important people chatting doesn't sound terribly compelling, would need some sort of interaction/audience feedback mechanism and feels like it could get a bit podcasty, which many like but just not for me. T
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5y ago
I saw this article early in my software development career and found it very valuable. Nostalgic and a good reminder. Send this to the still-learning software devs you care about.
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5y ago
Needs some sort of sorting or highlighting of 'upvoted/liked' messages. Afaict this is just a bunch of ad-hoc chatrooms built off user generated topics. I am not interested in reading the entire feed of strangers' thou
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5y ago
Most work isn't directly involved in the kill chain. That's a ridiculous dismissal.
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5y ago
Is calculus an important highschool goal? I feel like I may have benefited more if that time was spent on statistical literacy than calculus. I encounter stats very often in my adult life, calculus style problems are rare and I don't
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5y ago
Same colonial empire building, new branding
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5y ago
Lots of military action in modern times is worse than 1-to-1. Huge expense to destroy stability-enabling infrastructure, leaving the world a more dangerous place.
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5y ago
> Russia increases military budget in run-up to war Russia increased its military expenditure by 2.9 per cent in 2021, to $65.9 billion, at a time when it was building up its forces along the Ukrainian border Kind of funny to think about
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5y ago
Have you considered that your perspective is "keeping soldiers and sailors safe" because it is crucial to your self esteem to believe your work is a net good for society, and if you didn't believe that you'd be unable to
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5y ago
The ugliest part is induced demand for violence. A lot of political actions are based on making sure their weapon manufacturer constituents are getting their bread buttered - leading to fabricated pretexts for killing humans to make sure t
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5y ago
If Elon Musk can reform the bluecheck system to stop lending 'journalist' credibility to 'professional take-havers', he will have done society a great service.
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5y ago
That danger is already present in the entirety of mainstream media, and twitter before this announcement. Why do you think Elon is uniquely dangerous in this regard?
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5y ago
Would be cool to do a deep analysis of all of the dark PR and astroturfing, then once they have solid data, make all the data about it public. Expose who is paying for shills and what the shills are saying. Could be a wikileaks-level socie
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5y ago
I would love for an investigative journalist to try to find an Elon-funded shill network. I personally suspect that his army of stans is large enough he doesn't need shills, but it'd certainly be a huge story if they could prove h
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5y ago
I think that its quite qualitatively different if they aren't being directly funded by Elon's pocketbook. True shilling feels significantly more morally repugnant than these sorts of 'coattail-riders', but their impact i
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5y ago
Which coins has elon pumped? I have mostly seen him talk about Dogecoin, I think there was some discussion of Bitcoin and Ethereum from him. Has he promoted deep-catalog derpcoins as well? (There are definitely a LOT of ~"@elonmusk59
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5y ago
Semantic nitpick "Shills" implies commercial backing. Ex. the democratic party hires operatives with shill account networks to create the illusion of popularity for certain tweets. (google sally albright) "Stans" is the
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5y ago
There is an inherent classism to "piracy is stealing" arguments: by gating access to culture, it effectively says "poor people shouldn't be able to participate in culture, because they don't have enough money"
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