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> This “farming” process differs from mining in the sense that you don’t need specialised equipment to participate; anything from a laptop to a smartphone can be used to farm Chia. The more free space you have, however, the more likely y
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Chia devs themselves recommend not using consumer-grade drives, since they're not built for running at 100% all day. > The one thing in common will be that you need high endurance, due to the fact that it take almost ~1.8TB of write
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6y ago
> despite that fact he was left more alone than any man in history, locked about the dark side of the moon, wondering if he was going home alone He actually didn't mind being on the dark side of the moon. "'I was not lonel
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Most artists do not sell their NFTs, and are instead stuck with the fees they paid to mint them. "These numbers do not show the democratization of wealth thanks to a technological revolution. They show an acutely minuscule number of ar
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6y ago
Do you ever accidentally eat rotting meat or sour milk because their smells don't illicit disgust?
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6y ago
I'm a male.
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6y ago
I used to be someone who would talk to strangers everywhere I went. As a teenager who frequently took a train between cities, I found it interesting to talk to non-teenagers and hear their stories. They always seemed delighted to be talking
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6y ago
> You can’t reach into your past and change a decision, regardless of how many times you replay it in your mind. So turn your eyes forward and focus on what you can change: the future. I completely agree, but this is easier said than don
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6y ago
In my experience it's more to do with whether you've proven you can do a particular type of task, and do it well. Project managers will then give you that type of work because you're a safe bet. I've worked with people i
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I’m not saying that all artists are in on it (probably very few of them are). But the truth is that the artists who are getting paid are the ones pushing NFTs as “the future of art” and who have the influence to rope in newcomers. Collector
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I suspect all the people putting this claim on the same level as "my phone is listening to me" conspiracy theories are living outside of the USA. One of the first things I noticed after moving to America was that I was being serve
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6y ago
I agree it doesn't make any sense, and I would prefer to live in a world where ads were served as you described.
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It's pretty common. I once bought a fan online and had ads for that same fan follow me around for weeks. I believe they're called "retargeting" ads.
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6y ago
If your OS has a "reduce motion" option (I know windows and mac do), many websites are starting to obey this as an accessibility requirement. I actually noticed this when I accidentally disabled animations on a few websites I visi
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6y ago
The entire crypto art movement is a marketing campaign designed to turn artists into crypto evangelists, i.e. convert others.
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> If you were placing bets, you'd want to figure out the majority position of the comments then bet against that. I already posted a similar comment elsewhere, but I wanted to test your theory out myself on the original Dropbox thr
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6y ago
Something people tend to ignore is that the overwhelming majority of comments in the Dropbox thread were positive. It was really only that one comment that was skeptical. edit: ok I just checked and it's more like four or five. Still,
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6y ago
I guess the part that angers me is that they do, in fact, allow you to track adults, as long as the adult is aware they're being tracked and a notification is displayed on their screen while it's happening. Children, however, aren
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> Acceptable forms of these apps can be used by parents to track their children. However, these apps cannot be used to track a person (a spouse, for example) without their knowledge or permission unless a persistent notification is displ
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Can you really call it a dying company when their annual revenue has tripled over the last seven years? This isn't the downfall of Adobe. This is the most successful they've ever been.
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How much deception are you ok with before it becomes an issue? Would it be ok if the second screen was also missing the "annual plan" text, and it only became visible on the payment-confirmation screen? What if was only visible in
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"See more details" isn't the primary call to action --"buy now" is. If you click "buy now", you're taken to a page that doesn't show the three options side-by-side, and if you're not paying
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6y ago
> If the creator decides that their NFTs are important, they will have value The reason artists who believe in the value of their own NFTs get paid more is because they're nominating themselves as NFT spokespeople and attracting the
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6y ago
This resonates with me. A mistake I often made when I was younger was to try my hardest to make the anxiety go away. I'd employ all sorts of tricks to make it happen, but they never worked. If anything, I'd feel even more anxious.
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6y ago
I agree. I would buy some Chris Tokens.
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That's actually exactly the method I used! I had trouble finding the book again, so thank you for linking me to it. I personally think everyone should learn at least one song on the piano using this method. It's such a great intro
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I experienced this when I first started learning the piano. When I played the first song I had learned for my sister, she was amazed. "Wow, I could never play like that", she said, "my fingers don't work that way".
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I think things might be shifting more than you realize. All the designers at my current workplace use Figma. The workplace before that was Sketch. It's only the older members of the team who have any Photoshop skills, and they rarely s
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6y ago
I feel like the future might involve writing a little bit of code, so you can more easily link properties together and that sort of thing. Maybe a node-based workflow, I'm not sure.
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6y ago
I was about to give this same example. I'm sure I've gone almost a week while camping in the past.
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