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by iamwil 5y ago
This article talks about hardware, but for me it raises software equivalents in mind. Lately, I've been looking at Datalog. It's an old ass query language that's found a slight resurgence in specific niches. Sometimes, old id
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by iamwil 5y ago
“ The natural alignment between skating and solving new problems is one of the reasons the payoffs from startups are so high ” In my experience, startups aren’t always run by skaters nor do they recruit skaters, but can be, by most measures
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by iamwil 5y ago
Still signup issues. I got unauthorized, but then tried again, and said the email was taken.
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The Coming Software Apocalypse (2017)(theatlantic.com)
1 points by iamwil 5y ago|0 comments
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Iterative UI Design – Cogmind / Grid Sage Games(gridsagegames.com)
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by iamwil 5y ago
Yeah, I know what you're going for. Kinda like there's a "spirit" character that thematically represents the fish.
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by iamwil 5y ago
I have thought about gamification, but I wasn't sure how you could verify the picture of the fish people posted was the actual fish. At best, people would play against themselves, just a collections game. Do you mean a made-up fantasy
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by iamwil 5y ago
I built a "Pokemon for Sushi", where I kept track and collected all the different sushi that I ate, and where I found it. It connects to the Foursquare API, so I can just pick the sushi shop from a drop down through my phone http
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The Lessons of Lucasfilm's Habitat(web.stanford.edu)
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Shit Crayons(bogost.com)
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John Underkoffler demos G-speak, a real life Minority Report interface (2010)(ted.com)
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by iamwil 6y ago
As a curiosity and side note, Salmon wasn't always eaten by the Japanese as sushi. It was considered a garbage fish that you'd grill due to its likelihood of being infected by parasites. It was the Norwegians that had a surplus, a
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by iamwil 6y ago
You're in luck! I wrote the post just for you. I address how the pleasure of ownership is different than pleasure of enjoyment, and what sort of things it can confer. However, do you have to keep reading.
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by iamwil 6y ago
I address the tenuous connection between NFTs and the underlying asset in the post. If after reading it, you have a different take, lemme know.
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by iamwil 6y ago
> an NFT actually becomes useful when it represents a right that is decoupled from one specific asset. More like a tradable auth role. We do have something like that already, the Ethereum Name Service, or ENS. It's basically DNS for
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by iamwil 6y ago
Hey ya, OP here. > It's been pointed out many times that anyone can create an NFT on a blockchain, and just because you own an NFT with a URL of http://example.com/example.jpg doesn't stop anyone else from crea
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NFTs unbundle ownership from enjoyment(interjectedfuture.com)
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by iamwil 6y ago
Wait, what do you use treenotation for? What are the languages for? I think I'm just a little surprised someone's using treenotation other than to play with it.
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Gallery of interactive fluid simulations. They are configured with plain text(github.com)
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by iamwil 6y ago
This was it! Thanks maxtilford! I couldn't google it for the life of me.
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Ask HN: What's the name of that office design layout?
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by iamwil 6y ago
Yes, but only if I think I can capture most of the market. You see this behavior with Apple App store and Facebooks Quest store. Because they own the hardware, they have substantial power to be the central authority and extract the 30% rent
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by iamwil 6y ago
While true, that's a separate point about marketing on the internet today. The person I was replying to was saying how traditional tech is allergic to crypto because of the hype machine. I'm saying, if you dig beyond the hype mach
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by iamwil 6y ago
I should have made the connection more clear. Yes, you can create various collections on different chains. Say there's one on Eth, and one on Binance. If I want to purchase the NFT, which one should I buy from? Which one should I honor
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by iamwil 6y ago
> Every other digital revolution was embraced bottoms-up by geeks - from The PC, to The Web, to Linux, to The Cloud. But Blockchain is primarily embraced by money-hungry Type-A salespeople, and it sets off ALL SORTS of alarm bells for mo
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by iamwil 6y ago
It largely depends on the party doing the recognition of ownership. Other chains like Tron or Binance are pseudo-decentralized. They do have multiple miners/nodes, but Tron/Binance controls them all. So if they want to roll back a
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Ask HN: What was that texted based CSV data analysis tool?
4 points by iamwil 6y ago|6 comments
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by iamwil 6y ago
which db does it use?
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by iamwil 6y ago
how come Lunatic supports both wasmtime and wasmer? Why those two runtimes and why not some other one like wasm3? I'm not for or against any of them. I'm just wondering what criteria there was in choosing those two rather than any
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by iamwil 6y ago
It seems like lunatic is an open source lib with two different licenses. Is it that you can pick either one? Or is it the...union of the two licenses? It's probably early, but how are you planning on making money? If I build on top of

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