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by doopy1 5y ago
Also, those selling 0days are not the one's using them in the wild... out or principal. One can sell a 0day and float away on a silver cloud never to be seen again, but use it in an active campaign and they'll come after you hard.
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by doopy1 5y ago
I thought that in tax treaty situations you only pay the maximum tax rate? So the place you lived/ worked gets their tax cut or the US gets the difference (or something along those lines). Hard to imagine someone paying 70% of their in
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by doopy1 5y ago
Make good content that people want to consume and promote it. Label everything clearly with the terms your are targeting. Have patience. All this other stuff is a coin toss when it comes to efficacy.
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by doopy1 5y ago
It just introduces other bias. "Everyone says this guy killed his interviews, but looks like he doesn't have a college degree... pass!"
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by doopy1 5y ago
My experience interviewing there sucked. I found their whole process to be rushed and invasive. At the end of the whole thing I was told by the recruiter that the team and manager loved me and I'd have a written offer the following wee
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by doopy1 5y ago
In the last 1-2 years he has diverged greatly from the AI stuff to just being a podcaster that brings on interesting guests.
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by doopy1 5y ago
Here's another way of looking at it: A - Of course it's not fiat money, but it doesn't need to be. The money in your bank account can be described as virtual too. Folks transact in crypto all the time for goods, services, and
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by doopy1 5y ago
"Cryptocurrency doesn't provide any new capabilities at all." The new capability that cryptocurrency provides is that money is now "programmable" it's a fusion between money and software. Wether or not this is
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by doopy1 5y ago
Yes, it's a very lucrative field for those that are good at it.
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by doopy1 5y ago
I know this won't change your mind, but the reason you are seeing new terms is, because you're seeing the birth of new protocols. Pictures yourself in the early days of the internet and you want to learn about http and/or jav
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by doopy1 5y ago
I think metamask injects web3 into every context on the page so it's pretty easy to check for that.
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by doopy1 5y ago
I haven't read the book, but the excerpts to me looks like someone writing some dark shit in a certain voice to entertain a certain type of reader. I see how people can think this stuff is in poor taste, but not sure I like a world whe
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by doopy1 5y ago
They just hire them as "contractors" but provide sufficient benefits to make up for it.
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Good thing all the rich people saved us here in the US.
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And for everyone else it will end great!
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by doopy1 5y ago
I just think this is how the PR/Media flow goes with these things.
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by doopy1 5y ago
What's this guy's game? Why go so deep into this charade?
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by doopy1 6y ago
"It is laughable to think that a business could be better at most things that the government now does." I can't imagine what experience you've had to believe this. I've been in the work force for 20 years and for th
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by doopy1 6y ago
Because if you have some, you become rich.
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by doopy1 6y ago
Except folks that are interested in NFTs DO remember cryptokitties as one of the earliest NFTs. They change hands constantly: https://opensea.io/assets/cryptokitties?search[sortAscending...
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by doopy1 6y ago
Lab leak always seemed like the most obvious strong possibility considering that Wuhan was the epicenter and the epic reaction.
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by doopy1 6y ago
Rolexes sell for five figures. Even if someone has to spend $x,xxx on clicks before a single conversion, they are still making a killer ROI.
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by doopy1 6y ago
I thought localbitcoins was made illegal in the USA unless the seller has a certian money handling license? It could just be an NY/CA thing, but still...
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by doopy1 6y ago
I don't think 10k will go very far. I think it makes more sense to team up with a few people who are also willing to invest and help companies raise $XXX,000 for a serious seed round and take an advisory role to help these companies su
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by doopy1 6y ago
Sometimes taking money from someone hurts your reputation or public identity, then it makes sense to decline... but this particular case is hard to relate to.
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by doopy1 6y ago
I think those economics don't stack up against a monthly subscription on an annual contract, unfortunately.
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by doopy1 6y ago
If by "most of the world" you mean "some of the united states" then I would agree with you. HN gives folks a rose colored view of the tech job market.
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by doopy1 6y ago
Actually it's because the valuation is insane. They pull like $140MM per year and someone values that at $5B.
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by doopy1 6y ago
I think you can think of this as patreon in many cases. It's not really about the art itself though, it's more about this conceptual idea of "digital ownership".
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by doopy1 6y ago
I think it's both. IMO we are in a mania and this will ballon before it comes back to reality. After that it will just become "normal" and perhaps a de facto standard for "digital ownership". The applications are br

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