hanniabu

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811.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> changing people's minds when they are grounded in self-interest belief, is next to impossible This applies to all the web2 naysayers as well
812.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> Something needs to change in the digital payments sector Ethereum solves this, just use stablecoins
813.
by hanniabu 4y ago
I never got used to water flossing, how do you know where to aim it while it's in your mouth? Are you literally dragging the tip across your gum line? I always had trouble getting the proper angle (perpendicular to teeth) and then when
814.
by hanniabu 4y ago
You can have a constantly updated grate resource that's still dated. Dated is in reference to the UI.
815.
by hanniabu 4y ago
More pleasing to the eyes and not from the 90s. A more attractive site wouldn't turn people off as soon as they visit it and would yield more users and support. Ubuntu's site for example looks nicer and only 0.1mb larger.
816.
by hanniabu 4y ago
It's 1.4mb for an incredibly simple page, and a modern design doesn't mean it needs to be some bloated webapp
817.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> However, instructing models like chat GPT are not open source yet Closed source AI built by OpenAI, another oxymoron just like the Patriot Act and countless others meant to subvert public goodwill
818.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Wow, if there's one thing open source projects are known for, it's dated websites
819.
by hanniabu 4y ago
It's called late stage capitalism
820.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Clickbait title, author must not know what coup means. This post starts off with some tangent Sam Altman worshipping (useless info other than to justify using his name in the title) then goes on to talk about OpenAI hemorrhaging money with
821.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> Nature is really trying to bring back the prairie land here Quick, better hit it with that Roundup so we can maintain our sterile lifeless landscapes!
822.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Why an app and not a website? Why does everything need to be an app these days?
823.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> Stuff like Signal, Telegram, Tor or whatever are not included in this proposal. Yet...
824.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Have you ever done a hydrogen methane breath test? Curious if it could be SIBO-C.
825.
by hanniabu 4y ago
What alphanumeric password length would be sufficient enough to still be protected with only 1000 or 5000 iterations?
826.
by hanniabu 4y ago
The HN community absolutely hates crypto but this is an example of where stablecoins would be great. No dealing with the logistics of international bank transfers or services like Paypal.
827.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> First, it’s really easy to ignore the beta docs and end up learning class components. She wasn’t happy when I explained to her that what she had just learned is pretty out of date and not at all what the ecosystem uses I was just about
828.
by hanniabu 4y ago
And politicians barely listen to their voters
829.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Have they renabled the controller mic yet?
830.
by hanniabu 4y ago
I think the issue here is the same as recycling and carbon reduction. There's only so much us as individuals can do, our impact is extremely limited and negligible. You'd need to convince the governments to do something about it,
831.
by hanniabu 4y ago
This has "it's our planet to ruin" vibes
832.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Ah yes, the classic "if you can't afford it then move out" meme. Who will collect garbage? Who will serve tables? Who will do all the jobs that most people would hate to do and we pay them peanuts for it? When money is so tig
833.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Wonder how much carbon could have been removed from the atmosphere if that $70B was put towards carbon capture technology
834.
by hanniabu 4y ago
It would have been nice if it evolved into something simple like markdown documents, but also support and alternative markup language geared towards app
835.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Those are issues with poor tokenomics and lack of traction. Some businesses fail, but that doesn't mean all do, or that it's impossible to create a good business.
836.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> Why does everything have to be a moneymaker? Translation: "Why does everything need to be sustainable? Can't we just keep grifting off of people providing a service for free?" I always see comments here about open source
837.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> Switching of trolley buses at intersections is not really all that well solved of a problem as is Like the parent comment said, it would be a hybrid able to use battery power when not on the line. With this type of system you could the
838.
by hanniabu 4y ago
*unless the team shuts down solana for maintenance
839.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> An important question will be whether viruses, which evolve far faster than eukaryotes like Halderia (let alone than humans), can turn the tides in the evolutionary arms race and become the exploiters of the Halderia. I'd assume t
840.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> I worked in Solana and was surprised to find out that a developer can update a program at will Because it's not a real blockchain. Most chains are centralized. You should really focus your time on Ethereum. It's the only chai

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