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by dfischer 8y ago
Yeah seriously, when I first read what this was about my reaction was concerning to say the least. Keep the humanity alive! We are not robots – yet.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Sorry, what’s a SDC?
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by dfischer 8y ago
The real issue is incentives created by advertising and people not paying for products because we've become disillusioned to being the product.
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by dfischer 8y ago
This is just a hack and doesn't solve the real issues.
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by dfischer 8y ago
I remember being obsessed with graphics cards back in the day. My first graphics card i knew of was a 3dfx voodoo. I loaded it up to play Everquest. I vaguely remember going all the way up to a gforce 3 or so trying to get my games running
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by dfischer 8y ago
This is technically not true because the client is the source of truth - not the server.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Ads will exist until people start paying for the products they want and have methods of discoverability of their own interests. The last decade or two has really cemented not paying for a product and society not realizing that means they AR
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Someone is learning how to take down the internet (2016)(schneier.com)
4 points by dfischer 8y ago|0 comments
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by dfischer 8y ago
Crypto :)
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by dfischer 8y ago
No central owner of the data. Encrypted. Anonymized if wanted. Something like http://getaether.net
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Drive over 15,000 Pixels with These Serial WS2812 Driver Boards(blog.tindie.com)
3 points by dfischer 8y ago|0 comments
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by dfischer 8y ago
This tweet from CRW: https://twitter.com/ProfFaustus/status/1096018468858667008 I don't have too much to say besides I'm curious how things will develop around this over the coming months.
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Aether for Redditors(blog.getaether.net)
168 points by dfischer 8y ago|161 comments
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by dfischer 8y ago
I do not see unionizing as the solution. The entire industry needs to reinvent itself. It's totally understandable to seek security; but the issue is deeper. This wouldn't be the economic solution that can sustain itself – it mayb
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by dfischer 8y ago
Just wanted to throw out that this is cool amongst the critical feedback. Thanks Apollo and GraphQL for pushing the boundaries. It was fun using it when it was needed. Recently moved onto other pastures but solid progress!
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by dfischer 8y ago
Access could be limited by authorization. Role in JWT for instance. You can't control malicious clients so I don't think the access part holds much water. I think they are advocating a monolith deployment to maintain contracts acr
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by dfischer 8y ago
Dialogflow, wit.ai, amazon lex, Microsoft language work well.
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by dfischer 8y ago
> We demand that BuzzFeed News recognizes our union immediately so that we can swiftly reach a mutually satisfying contract that lets us focus on the important work of reporting on Cardi B memes and breaking the biggest stories in the co
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by dfischer 8y ago
This is trivial with zksnarks. And that looks like some form of that idea will become standardized.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Even if it was physical you wouldn’t tie the financial picture to the user. The wallet I purchase the physical good with tied to my address may only show $50 worth of coin for example. Compared to my entire net worth.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Regarding your last point: it’s different because it’s relatively trivial to create as many wallets as you want and or use a form of ring sharing. That allows an individual to express financial visibility and transparency in the way they se
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Unbase – Reactive, Fault-Tolerant, Decentralized. No Waiting(unba.se)
1 points by dfischer 8y ago|0 comments
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by dfischer 8y ago
Yeah I rather just see publications own their bias and then come up with my own interpretation to blend them than have a publication do it for me. I think the zeitgeist right now is people are afraid to fully own their beliefs AND be open t
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by dfischer 8y ago
You have control over user specific limits. You can use Firestore Security rules, and if that doesn't do it you can create a service that runs server-side code to do what you want and then have the client hit that service.
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by dfischer 8y ago
I am looking forward to a fully decentralized internet. I know that carries a bit of “hype” right now but I’ve been playing with it lately and I think it’s exacty what a lot of people are thirsting for. The original feeling of geocities, bb
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by dfischer 8y ago
Just read something similar with Urbit: https://urbit.org/docs/introduction/technical-overview/ Taking that concept to an operating system essentially. > Your urbit is a deterministic computer in the sense
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by dfischer 8y ago
Yep, used it for a few projects. Some pain points was firebase realtime db compared to firestore but firestore has solved a lot of issues for me. I'm really stoked on the integration with GCP now too. Happy to answer more specific ques
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by dfischer 8y ago
I'm all down for getting implants, but doesn't seem like the pros outweigh the cons yet :P
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by dfischer 8y ago
I think this highlights exactly the dangers of social media and communities centered around fixated niches. I've been thinking lately of how to remedy that and this post came up at just the right time to get the mind juices flowing. At
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by dfischer 8y ago
TSA is one of the biggest jokes in government economic rigging. Anecdotally, they're even more grumpy than the DMV. Yeah I've heard the adage the DMV is supposed to be slow as a control theory. Bottom line is the TSA doesn't

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