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Crypto to me reads increasingly like classical finance as time goes by. The parallel here is that banks lobby against new regulation, then once the regulation exists as a moat, they lobby to keep the regulation. I'm sure the 100M fine
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Wow this is really fun! Enjoy your $1M from NYT in a month.
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I don't think about my personal footprint much because I don't view that as a realistic assault on climate change. Perhaps it's too optimistic but my focus is more on options like solar and fission in the medium term, fusion
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VR is a medium that lends itself well to this. For example a VR memory palace[0]. We're in the early days of haptics but gloves like the ones in this video[1] will allow for more dimensions of touch based tools. [0] https://
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I'm not very musically inclined but I really enjoy playing with this little device as a way of making electronic music without sitting at my PC. OP-1 https://youtube.com/watch?v=yuXq3gBQ0dI
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The future of programming is a favorite of mine: https://youtube.com/watch?v=8pTEmbeENF4
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Personally I've had good luck with the following: -Herman Miller Aeron -adjust height of chair so that feel are flat on the floor -adjust desk so that keyboard is at elbow level and arms don't have to be raised -raise monitors to
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Figuring out how America can go fast[0] again. Solving would be great but I would also settle for a theory of mind as to why we haven't been able to for the last 50 years or so. [0] https://patrickcollison.com/fast
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I agree. Very exciting time and feels much more accessible now than when I tried it a few years back. I'd also reccomend trying unreal engine 5 which is royalty free up to $1M in revenue or something. You can also create in blender and
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Recruiters are sales people paid on commission. A good chunk of their day represents them trying to get people on the phone and close them. Sales is much easier over the phone than via LinkedIn.
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Sure, DAOs (Decentralized autonomous organizations[0]) have been around for a few years but lately people have been using them to fund raise and try to buy stuff. Famously, "ConstitutionDAO" raised over $40M in an attempt (emphasi
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If I remember right this happened to Michael Moore early in his life when he ran for local school board or something.
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Ask HN: What city has the most open minded and ambitious people?
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Turning this into a DAO might be an interesting direction. Cool project - good luck!
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No. People do not understand. I try to explain it all the time and can never seem to get it across. I used to work at a company that had a hiring pipeline that took people with zero skills and trained them up to high paid tech workers in a
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Make a complete VR game. Make an unreal engine 5 plugin and get 1 sale.
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I've proposed this idea before and still see the merit in it. Online platforms can still be funded by advertising. Taking away the targeting just reduces the incentive to spy on users.
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I think this is actually a natural market cycle you see across all industries. New entrant offers incredible product or service, customers rejoice. Competing products, pale. De facto monopoly is established. Time passed, maybe a new board a
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An emerging solution I've been investigating is using Nix as a build system for docker. The syntax is fairly lightweight and you can build containers that are scratch + coreutils, or whatever else you decide to put in there. I was orig
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It is difficult to get hired and people often find the interview process demoralizing. It's also hard (possible, just hard work) to get promoted and usually not up to your boss. This isn't a downside exactly but it's differen
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Work at a unicorn that is expected to IPO soon. Work as a Principal Engineer for Roblox.[0] [0] https://www.levels.fyi/leaderboard/Principal-Engineer/countr...
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This is heavily weighted towards computing / programing. Roughly: 1: Find out what fixed looks like. When did it stop working? Has it ever worked? 2: Form theories about why it may not be working (googling is part of forming theories)
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I've considered doing this and keeping a device like a LTE smartwatch or maybe one of those pinephones. Every once in a while I look around to see if there is something that seems like it would reasonably work, I haven't really fo
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Wow. This is amazing. I guess I have to buy LG tv's from now on.
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I think python is the best way in. I was a few years older than that but not much when I started learning it. It doesn't have very much syntax but you can still do stuff with it. A good place to start might be to find a library for som
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VR.
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I feel like I learned more about business from capitalism lab than from a lot of business books / economic books I've read. https://www.capitalismlab.com/ Basically just an economy sim but has just the right amoun
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It's hard to say for sure but I think probably yes. It was essentially an accident that the bay area tech scene ever existed at all and other than nerds writing code and VC's getting rich I don't know how much residents of th
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I think it is but the edge is slipping. If you're willing to do freelancing / consulting you can work your way up to US prices in Europe or with more effort in Asia. I would be interested in hearing what place might eventually (or
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Docker, Kubernetes, and AWS make me feel like I can deploy just about anything in a way that will scale for a very long time. Usually I put python and flask on top of that. Though I always feel like I should be switching to Django or possib
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