hanniabu

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by hanniabu 3y ago
how'd you get that symbol?
602.
by hanniabu 3y ago
Stock fluctuations are irrelevant with this amount... stock could tank 20% and here's still getting $175M
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> The salary of the CEO is tied to the stock price to incentivize growth If it were a more reasonable amount I would agree, but with the amount they're given they could do a piss poor job, tank the stock value 90%, and still come ou
604.
by hanniabu 3y ago
Why do you not think so..... what if the internet was patented? What if copper was patented?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
This link is impossible to read on mobile, can't even scroll Edit, actually it's a full screen ad that's really difficult to get around
606.
by hanniabu 3y ago
A breakthrough of this kind should be illegal to patent
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by hanniabu 3y ago
The US views company owners as royalty
608.
by hanniabu 3y ago
It's all a mirage
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by hanniabu 3y ago
America, where you can inconvenience an entire nation as long as there's money to be made
610.
by hanniabu 3y ago
There's a risk of them shutting down
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Isn't Edge built on chromium, which is getting the chrome updates forced into it?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
The microbiome is pretty stubborn, it's not as simple as "just eat a good diet and everything will get better"
613.
by hanniabu 3y ago
Anyone with serious microbiome issues will tell you it's pretty obvious most diseases/conditions are due to your microbiome. The research just hasn't caught up yet and it's difficult to analyze since it's pretty muc
614.
by hanniabu 3y ago
That's what the web3 movement is about but everyone is too caught up in bias based on false narratives
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Would a room-temp superconductor make it feasible to cover desert regions with solar panels and transport the electricity long distances?
616.
by hanniabu 3y ago
That would ruin the core samples
617.
by hanniabu 3y ago
Will writing multithreaded code become easier? Or will the developer UX remain the same?
618.
by hanniabu 3y ago
If only they did that for sugar
619.
by hanniabu 3y ago
That's not a legitimate defense
620.
by hanniabu 3y ago
Nope, there's vending machines to buy the cards and you can use cash
621.
by hanniabu 3y ago
As someone that isn't up-to-date on WEI, can someone provide a TLDR of what it does and why it's bad?
622.
by hanniabu 3y ago
Looking forward to 20 years from now seeing the same posts about waging war on crypto
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by hanniabu 3y ago
It's likely just for technology development and someone else will launch it
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by hanniabu 3y ago
On point 2, even worse is when you ask a question and the mods close it and point to another post that isn't the same. Or they mark the question as too open ended when it's not, or tell you to split up the questions into multiple
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> solar doesn't produce power at night I've always wondered, if we had a huge solar farm in a nevada or arizona desert, could we have a satellite with a mirror lens to redirect sun from above the horizon down to the panels so t
626.
by hanniabu 3y ago
> and then send them home In a lifetime of debt
627.
by hanniabu 3y ago
And then the credentials get stolen through phishing
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Probably never, the billionaires causing the issues can just create climate controlled bubbles to live in with the best technology for producing their own energy, clean water, and food. As long as they're able to run away from the prob
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Many are using it, you can see here https://esteroids.eth.limo/#/
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by hanniabu 3y ago
It's different than handshake, it's built on Ethereum https://docs.ens.domains/contract-api-reference/dns-registra...

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