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by elevenoh 5y ago
An anecdote: a handful engineers I've worked with (and they're all high quality) have resigned from traditional bigtech to work in open source finance within crypto. It's as though pandemic solitude gave many the mind-time to
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by elevenoh 5y ago
I don't think js was ever all that bad, little ambitious however. But modern JS now checks off nearly all my boxes.
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Getting through engineering education alone can be enough to kill the rebel in many.
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>Absolutely sick of this infantilizing, childish requirement to force employees to come into the office. It's not infantilizing or childish. There's pros & cons. Find a company that aligns with what you seek. To each compan
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>Cryptocurrencies must be stopped, there is absolutely NO benefit to having them. Do you truly believe this? Or is it tongue in cheek? Crypto ain't going away. And nothing will stop it. It'll encroach on all industries long ter
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by elevenoh 5y ago
hmmm, try 5k participants Though I've been personally blown away by the quality of participants' competence in ethereum hackathons. Not sure if solana compares on this front.
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>The poison acts on tumor cells via a phenomenon called ferroptosis, a type of cell death linked to the peroxidation of certain fatty acids. The greater the amount of unsaturated fatty acids in the cell, the greater the risk of their oxi
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>speculation on Ethereum Speculation on Ethereum is becoming.. well speculation in general. You can speculate on near-anything at this point (commodities, synthetic stocks, crypto, nfts, prediction market outcomes etc.)
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>Now please explain why withdrawing some money from your bank account, which converts a deposit account into currency and causes "printing" of money (this is the only thing that can cause printing of money) is going to cause in
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>Anyone who bought FTX swaps in e.g. Coinbase pre-IPO lost money on bad pricing alone. Not sure what you're talking about here, I bought it & I certainly didn't...
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If this were government doing it, it would've been 10x that ;)
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If this is what I was facing @ uni I'd drop out & build in the where your deepest curiosities & ambitions lead you. You'll learn & grow so, much, quicker. The open source / decentralized finance space was where m
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by elevenoh 5y ago
FYI for those interested: you can get exposure to Robinhood's post-IPO market cap outcome right now via FTX.com pre-IPO futures. This is something I'm pleasantly surprised by in 2021: Deposit crypto. Transact pre-ipo futures, stoc
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by elevenoh 5y ago
On this topic: Are people.. better humans when spending more time in solitude & less around others where cognitively-draining politics is inevitable?
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Ketamine is less recreational than most antidepressants, benzos etc. IMO. So label it what you will. But try it & see for yourself.
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Have you done Ketamine? It's the least recreational drug I've done.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>This is very, very different than stumbling upon something. a) Accumulating capital & power (e.g bitcoin, land, property, influence) has always had a 'stumble upon' component. There's no inherent 'fight and murde
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Likewise, hope to see one released this summer, and one worthy of replacing my 2015 15"ers
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Is it feasible that a future global demand for crypto could materially displace demand for USD & contribute runaway inflation?
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Happen to know whether ElSalv did covertly did most of their purchasing before announcing this? Or have they not purchased btc just yet?
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Ketamine allows me to view my reactions to every/all stimuli without a default/reactionary emotional impulse. It's incredible for identifying & working on your emotional 'triggers'. Aside: many folks aren't
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I don't like this fact: but it seems there's nothing more nutritious for many human geno/phenotypes than meat IMO. It seems the world is waking up to this. And as such, farming is waking up to using more sustainable, health p
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by elevenoh 5y ago
This has been a pretty quality reference for me over the years.
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For me, this isn't a matter of JS causing unmaintainability, it's node package manager that causes issues.
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This is seriously great. I like JS a lot these days.
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>Crypto advocates want democratization of currency. Well here ya go - whales can easily manipulate the system. But on the bright side, guess what? With every open system 'manipulation' attempt, the market gets smarter & mor
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by elevenoh 5y ago
"and then sold at a huge profit." I don't think musk/tesla has sold a single btc..
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Would love to see non-EV's taxed when entering high density residential cores. Aside: I moved to Vancouver partially because the air quality:population density ratio can't be beat.
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>You aren't...by a long shot I'm not what? Perhaps you misread the comment?
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by elevenoh 5y ago
It's effecting how I personally contribute to inflation: my demand for USD has dropped & my perceived worth of USD relative to goods/assets is increasingly less. And I don't think I'm alone.

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