decentrality

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by decentrality 6y ago
Next morning, am seeing a notice on the landing.
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by decentrality 6y ago
After midnight in timezone of the alleged store, and still online, with deals listed until end of month. Will obviously check back, but so far not seeing proof.
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by decentrality 6y ago
I have seen former employees of mine join companies started in YC, and the ethos I've seen around YC in that way reminds me of how my great grandmother talked about working at General Electric. It's a decentralized Empire in vibe,
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by decentrality 6y ago
Charter counties rather than charter cities. Seems like the same growing idea. Good for Nevada. Between supporting the Series LLC and being essentially fully automated as a Secretary of State for ages, they are being very proactive about wo
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by decentrality 6y ago
Not scaleable MVP concept at all. No way to reach critical MaaS. Yeah, I too expected a software company.
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The Sleeping Dragon Has Awoken, And Is Filled With A Terrible Resolve(rubymotion.com)
6 points by decentrality 8y ago|6 comments
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by decentrality 8y ago
Potentially against the spirit of the article, here is a link to a collaboration the author participated in, on Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/Teyeiiypyniczers32g7wso6rne?... In the neighborhoo
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by decentrality 8y ago
Very normal, lucid, and not extreme at all, only honest and having its philosophical money in its mouth. The page aesthetic said something totally different on first prejudgement, than the text ended up saying once actually heard. Feels enc
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by decentrality 8y ago
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dwimsett
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by decentrality 8y ago
I am conscious of the placebo effect, and it having its own value; so even if it's "all in our head" that doesn't negate the actual impact of a thing. This being said, today I was feeling a need to look up and use, or qu
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by decentrality 8y ago
If we judge based on engagement? Can we be sure who is more invested? Regardless of the unknowns there, can we ascertain intrinsic loyalty and/or belonging and/or commensurate reward to investment and will/self contribution?
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by decentrality 8y ago
We do an approximation of the same, macrocosmically, with little to no satisfaction. And they remain in balance with their ecosystem. And as far as we can tell their mind or conscience or consciousness is uncluttered by any of their acts.
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by decentrality 8y ago
I sincerely wish I were wrong.
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by decentrality 8y ago
Lions in the desert are smarter than we are then. We've "built" a far less quality world around us than even ants, bees, apes, birds. They at least have authentic bonds left. We have arrangements and schemes.
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by decentrality 8y ago
Also the arguments read more coherently in Mission Valley than Downtown, but again, not any more. I also lived there, before Petco was built when Jack Murphy was Qualcomm. Basically a nightmare and not alive enough to justify the hassle bec
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by decentrality 8y ago
*country not "world"
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by decentrality 8y ago
All this sounds accurate but hinges on a few presumptions. I'm leaving the comments I made though I've definitely taken unwarranted down votes for the same reasons I was first resistant to all this myself. I made all your argument
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by decentrality 8y ago
The thing is, the statistics have a long-tail, and the truth is that when the paradigm shifts, like it did and is doing, it's important to hear from first-hand accounts and not rely on statistics based on overall trends historically. T
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by decentrality 8y ago
It's like how we all had this mental gap for a minute before people started having only a cellphone and no landline. But now most of us haven't had a landline in a decade or more. Though it's related to transportation, it&#x2
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by decentrality 8y ago
As a programmer, we have this concept called "yagni" for "You Aren't Gonna Need It" which is based on this idea that you build only what you need: and I question the idea that living in one place and commuting to an
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by decentrality 8y ago
It starts in the center and emanates out. I've seen changes in the county center ripple out for decades, but the pace of that in the last 5 years has dramatically quickened. Honestly it just takes a different outlook, and the more prog
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by decentrality 8y ago
After living in Downtown San Diego numerous years now, I've begun actively considering not owning a car _except to transport animals outside the city_ and I feel like that has proactively made me a better person, by my environment. I&#
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by decentrality 8y ago
You are incorrect on 66-100% of your statement. I feel like you're just regurgitating a bias here. And it's not even about cost of living if you really get down to it, it's about inability to adapt to the pace of having so ma
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by decentrality 8y ago
Where are you coming from?
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by decentrality 8y ago
My sister and her husband have 4 children ages 1 to 9 and had no problem predominantly going car-free here.
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by decentrality 8y ago
I am not single. http://thefreeride.com/fred/
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by decentrality 8y ago
It's insanely easy to find parking for $5-$10 or at least $20. This is pretty much just wrong, or the side effect of being part of a mob, which is different from visiting a city. It's tourism, whether you live in the county or not
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by decentrality 8y ago
San Diego is tending toward car-free living anyway, so this is in line with that trend. Downtown we have scooters everywhere, as someone else mentioned. We have free public transit in various forms, for individuals and families alike. Parki
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by decentrality 8y ago
As the previous maintainer of Reel ( High-performance Web Server based on Celluloid ) alongside the author of Falcon ( Samuel Williams ) I am proud to see this release get some attention, and heartily congratulate the author on work well d
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by decentrality 8y ago
From a marketing standpoint, the game "feels" amateur in the way it's presented ( very insecure narrative, etc ) But when you watch the demo the game itself "seems cool" but in a way that realizes immediately this i

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