exolymph

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by exolymph 5y ago
I can call up specific tweets from years ago by searching keywords that I remember (or at least I used to be able to before Twitter nerfed search). Just sticks in the brain.
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Hurdles micropayment platforms can’t overcome(simonowens.substack.com)
2 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments
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by exolymph 5y ago
The point is that he's so wrong about the highest-order bit, and unable to admit it, that it makes no sense to listen to him about the details.
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by exolymph 5y ago
Go work for a startup that will give you more responsibility than a BigCo would, great way to accelerate career growth :)
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by exolymph 5y ago
It's not at all shallow and fluffy. It's common sense that you've heard before, but that's what most good advice is. Expert-tier advice giving is not about finding new solutions but offering the traditional ones in a way
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The Problem with Crypto Payments(blog.hedgehog.app)
3 points by exolymph 5y ago|1 comments
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by exolymph 5y ago
QE is totally MMT in action, and it results in inflation.
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The Communicating Vessels(covidianaesthetics.substack.com)
1 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments
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We Were Voyagers(visakanv.substack.com)
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by exolymph 5y ago
Relevant classic that's been on HN many times: Reality has a surprising amount of detail http://johnsalvatier.org/blog/2017/reality-has-a-surprising-...
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Wrapped BTC 101(blog.hedgehog.app)
3 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments
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Maria Brito used Instagram to build a 7-figure art consulting business(simonowens.substack.com)
3 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments
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YouTube Became Unstoppable(protocol.com)
1 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments
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Completing a Creative Project(sonyasupposedly.com)
9 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments
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Learning from Overdetermined Failure(thediff.co)
1 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments
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People don't work as much as they say(drmaciver.substack.com)
492 points by exolymph 5y ago|305 comments
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by exolymph 5y ago
Lol, yup, we encounter the principal-agent problem early.
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by exolymph 5y ago
Sure — complain all you want, it's gonna keep happening. Even if I agreed with the classification that all crypto buyers are greater fools, it's not like standard finance is hurting for idiots who want to get rich quick.
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by exolymph 5y ago
That only works until they see other people getting rich by not listening to you.
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by exolymph 5y ago
Alright, go for it. Speak out all you want. Cryptocurrency users will continue ignoring and/or deriding you. Telling people that you don't like what they're doing is not an effective way to modify their behavior. You need to
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by exolymph 5y ago
Stealing is sometimes okay, but usually the kinds of people who try to justify it do so because they infantilize criminals, which is maddening.
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Crypto Domain Names(blog.hedgehog.app)
2 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments
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Who Is Sam Bankman-Fried?(blog.hedgehog.app)
1 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments
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Agatha Christie could afford a maid and a nanny but not a car(fullstackeconomics.com)
491 points by exolymph 5y ago|484 comments
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by exolymph 5y ago
?? This phenomenon applies to every topic on the front page. We like to rehash the same concepts and subjects over and over.
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by exolymph 5y ago
I have, yes, and the response was swift and helpful!
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by exolymph 5y ago
I'm not expecting government-resistance from any third-party service.
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by exolymph 5y ago
Wasn't aware of this, but can't say I'm surprised. Personally, I'm still happy with Fastmail, which uses customer subscriptions fees to fund a professional support department, as well as contributing to email-related FOS
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by exolymph 5y ago
No. Glad we had this talk.
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My Name Is Ivy and I Might Be a TERF(theasterisk.substack.com)
3 points by exolymph 5y ago|0 comments

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