doopy1

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by doopy1 5y ago
Actually most web3 wallets have their own version of "safe browsing" and track malicious/phishing web3 websites.
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by doopy1 5y ago
gtfo with that. it's a generous payout.
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by doopy1 5y ago
It was a trip to grow up in the final days of red boxing. My friends and I had a lot of fun.
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by doopy1 5y ago
You can look at the disclosed reports on hackerone and get a feel for the kind of stuff that's being exploited and how it's being addressed.
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by doopy1 5y ago
Nothing is preventing you from meeting colleagues for lunch or grabbing a beer after work.
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by doopy1 5y ago
Where do they go? Is it that easy to hop from one FAANG to another?
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by doopy1 5y ago
I hope I never have to commute to an office again. Working from home full time has been a dream come true.
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by doopy1 5y ago
There's no such thing as putting something "into" a wallet.
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by doopy1 5y ago
Why are you using very optimistic scenarios instead of realistic ones? Do you know that most startups don't see an exit at all let alone one that can be measured in the hundreds of millions?
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by doopy1 5y ago
This could just be a server going down for a few hours or something.
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by doopy1 5y ago
I used it to parse different RSS/XML feeds and for some web scraping. I think of it as the grand daddy of all of these "no code" tools that we see these days and it was very intuitive to use.
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by doopy1 5y ago
Yahoo Pipes
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by doopy1 5y ago
This is probably just a psyop to embarrass them.
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by doopy1 5y ago
Yeah...no. This is some tinfoil hat shit and completely not representative of consensus reality.
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by doopy1 5y ago
Very cool saying, thanks for sharing it.
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by doopy1 5y ago
It's like a magic trick, you can only do it once, the network effect is cultural.
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by doopy1 5y ago
Why would they need him? Not like it's hard to integrate.
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by doopy1 5y ago
> There's not much network effect for wordle. The game is viral because of the way people share their results on social media. This is a huge network effect.
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by doopy1 5y ago
To piggyback off of this, I kind of have a similar issue with coding bootcamps. They pump out novice programmers that are lacking basic tech literacy. Sure, these folks learned how to write a CRUD app, but you hire them and they can't
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by doopy1 5y ago
The sql/js syntax kind of reminds me of coldfusion for some reason.
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by doopy1 5y ago
I don't think Covid is almost over, but I can confirm burning man has a way of giving people what they need if they come with an open mind. No drugs required.
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by doopy1 5y ago
I see. Maybe my interpretation of the term is a bit deviated from the norm.
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by doopy1 5y ago
"in solidarity" kind of makes it sound like Young got kicked off Spotify instead of asking to be removed.
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by doopy1 5y ago
All you have to do is scroll down, it's not any different than reading an article.
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by doopy1 5y ago
It will probably just be a flag.
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by doopy1 5y ago
Succeeding at being barely usable.
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by doopy1 5y ago
"Money laundering" is just hand waving. Not the case. If it was, it would be easy to prove.
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by doopy1 5y ago
By the time that day comes there won't be any left to mine!
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by doopy1 5y ago
I didn't get the sense that the author was being satirical. I think your critique has merit though. I remember thinking the DAO hack reversal was going to be the death knell for Ethereum, but it wasn't. I absolutely appreciate tha
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by doopy1 5y ago
Hah. I do appreciate the irony of my typo.

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