gammateam

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by gammateam 8y ago
> a lot of us might be dwelling too anxiously on what to eat and what not to eat 100 years and nothing has changed
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by gammateam 8y ago
Skips consent of the legislature and the market These things are bigger gambles
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by gammateam 8y ago
The point is to always invest with other people's money. The point of that is the risk matrix is substantially diffused.
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by gammateam 8y ago
This is no different than Toronto issuing a bond based on property tax revenue and giving the proceeds to Sidewalk Labs to construct what they proposed. Just optics.
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by gammateam 8y ago
> In the future, we might see human-led coffee shops as a niche market! Basically Tokyo right now
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by gammateam 8y ago
Given that so many people do it all for free with very good uptime and connectivity, do you think Filecoin will be something consumers want?
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by gammateam 8y ago
Expensify shows an avatar for the user
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by gammateam 8y ago
This was my first thought too I saw it on Expensify yesterday Doesn't this break a best practice? If you input an email address it tells you whethere there IS or ISN'T a user, and if there IS it asks you for their password. I thou
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by gammateam 8y ago
Yes, I agree Why is it glorified? Unless all these researchers are really just intentionally giving code word to hackers for a target to exploit or weaponize, but it doesn't really seem like thats the point with these people.
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by gammateam 8y ago
I asked why it was important to anyone, not what it was why is this glorified
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by gammateam 8y ago
Why is Turing completeness important to anyone? Asking for a friend
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by gammateam 8y ago
I’m fine skiing down this slippery slope
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by gammateam 8y ago
They sank it? Amazon could have easily ignored them for all eternity if they wanted. A vocal minority can't influence a random housing development, you think they had any say over Amazon? That's a STRETCH
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by gammateam 8y ago
> but You Only Have To you only have to do all these extra things in a convoluted syntax deep down, you already knew
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by gammateam 8y ago
Protocol Labs wont integrate filecoin use into IPFS?
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by gammateam 8y ago
A more robust id solution which is applicable to entities with revenue over X would be a constitutional way to solve the issues discussed in the article The governments most successful crackdowns regulate the intermediaries So in graph theo
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by gammateam 8y ago
Similarly, I thought I would be okay commuting by car for a bigger paycheck. A company matched my spoiled demands, and I got a nice fat paycheck. But still sitting in traffic ~2 hours a day was completely non-monetizable for me, and at the
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by gammateam 8y ago
Bezos practicing his pullout game sooner than I thought
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by gammateam 8y ago
Eminem was the defendant This is the opposite of the plaintiff winning
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by gammateam 8y ago
There is also the need to understand the underlying goal of cells. Like is it simply "throw enough neurons in a substance and they start questioning the universe", or what?
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by gammateam 8y ago
Agreed, a single market participant can be constricting the supply intentionally or because they have a utility unknown/inaccessible to the rest of the market
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by gammateam 8y ago
I am aware and dont keep case law on file for every topic that runs counter to the collective conscious, but logically does your decision path make sense? If I decide not to prove something in the most arbitrary way anyone asks then the dif
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by gammateam 8y ago
haha I thought about this too, they are milking this so effectively! they get to make their own meta-memes about it too! every startup spending two hour meetings on a hashtag that nobody will use needs to learn from this instruction manual.
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by gammateam 8y ago
thats actually a kind of cool attack vector.
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by gammateam 8y ago
Yes, and due to overfishing Russia banned it periodically in 2007 onwards.
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by gammateam 8y ago
Fortunately for you, I did post a link which contains criminal defamation cases in the United States, which is the same level of speech liability that these examples from other countries experience. I won't be searching for civil tort
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by gammateam 8y ago
> Because it is a status symbol only because it is scarce, it is overrated. Ah thats where we are going to disagree. That logic path isn't a leap I would make. You are undervaluing the utility of scarcity.
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by gammateam 8y ago
Its not overrated, it is just scarce. Yes, it is a status symbol, solely because of its high price and because it is scarce. These aren't controversial things, you already figured it out, but somehow have cognitive dissonance over this
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by gammateam 8y ago
> Electron is only the best way to do something when someone knows only javascript and web dev but doesn't want to learn a new language and when you want to fire all the obsolete specialists while making a product with one person th
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by gammateam 8y ago
Yes, I did. If that joke satisfies the criteria of libel, slander or defamation then you can face civil or criminal penalties in the United States as well.

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