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by hanniabu 2y ago
If it were able to withstand adversaries it would have been bitcoin before bitcoin
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by hanniabu 2y ago
> it's mostly there to make the early investments more profitable So like middlemen and the big businesses that exist now? Crypto democratizes
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by hanniabu 2y ago
They said it's not > We have something much older then Bitcoin https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40159144
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by hanniabu 2y ago
> We have something much older then Bitcoin Then it's flawed. There's a reason why all earlier implementations failed. They were incomplete.
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by hanniabu 2y ago
They smartly aren't answering b/c of how hostile HN is to crypto. Look how receptive these comments have been so far, that's a clear sign of HN's bias.
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by hanniabu 2y ago
With blockchain, but HN would hate to hear there's a usecase
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by hanniabu 2y ago
Syncler is pretty plug and play, just need to enter your subscription code ($2/month) and your torrent streaming service (realdebris/premiumize, $5/month)
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by hanniabu 3y ago
There was no privacy there
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Surprised to see litprotocol at the same level as etherscan
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by hanniabu 3y ago
I'm on chrome on android and it's not working for me. I see 3 dots on the left, a 1 on the right, but nothing seems to happen when clicking/swiping
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Foolish of me to think "HTML-first" meant it wouldn't require nodejs/npm and that dependency hell.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Diversity = freedom
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by hanniabu 3y ago
That's the most laughable thing I've read in a while Also ethereum is actually deflationary now without relying on people losing their keys (and being excited about that)
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> It's clear that technological development creates a shift in jobs, i.e some jobs are lost, but new ones are created as a result. That was true in the past, but as technology gets better that won't be the case. Yes new jobs wi
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Looking at those objects on the table, I would never think they were bone fossils if I found them
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by hanniabu 3y ago
It is not deflationary, where are you even getting this from?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
That's a great example what I'm referring to but for content generation
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by hanniabu 3y ago
The problem is not knowing all the keywords, otherwise I'd just use them all at the start. That's the point of having something that guides you.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Those prompt suggestions add in a bunch of parameters that you have no idea what they do though, like I'm sure you have no idea who those artists are or what their style looks like, what effects those camera models will have, or what z
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> warehouses have flat floors right "Flat"... with a bunch of cracks, joints, pallet chips, and other debris
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by hanniabu 3y ago
And non hard/flat surfaces like carpet, grass, gravel, mud...
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Yup, in a decade or so it'll be impossible overthrow a tyrannical government and between stuff like this and surveillance there can be oppression without consequences
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Ask HN: Are there AI prompt builder products?
14 points by hanniabu 3y ago|13 comments
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> Secondly, organs are GPS tracked. While they're transported or while they're in you?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
And they can charge what they want
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Another reason why people like Bitcoin, it's easily portable
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by hanniabu 3y ago
That's actually really helpful to think of it as a cicada sound. Turning an annoying pitch into a nice nostalgic reminder of a summer evening.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
It's prescribed...fluocinolone acetonide oil
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Many with tinnitus see no decline in hearing
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by hanniabu 3y ago
It seems more likely to be a gut microbiome issue, which would make sense considering it can be caused by antibiotics and people tend to get it as they age which your microbiome health tends to decline as we age too.

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