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iamwil
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One way I as a creator can care about scarcity is it lets me build community with superfans. NFT holders of my work can have access to special events to meet me, or to see behind-the-scenes, or get other artifacts, like original sketches. T
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Each link you posted points to two separate digital objects both for the "enjoyment of a piece", not the "ownership of the piece". Think of ownership of a piece as the certificate of authenticity. The first link is on su
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by social contract, I mean it to refer to the same social contract we all use to agree that paper money and metal coins have value. Or that you cover your mouth when you sneeze. There doesn't have to be central authority here. As menti
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The enjoyment of the piece is not scarce. The ownership of it is not. They use to be one in the same. Today, they are not.
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I also use to kinda wonder about the connection between the onchain data, and the offchain reality, especially when people talk about using blockchains for supply chains. What mechanism do you have in place to get them to sync? But when it
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It's not considered original, if you don't own the NFT. Like money, it's a social contract. For the longest time, in order to enjoy something, you had to own it. Because physically, there was no way to enjoy it unless you wer
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Experience Reports: Before and After Shape Up
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James already has. https://actualbudget.com/ It's personal budgeting software that's local-first.
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Performance is a real need. Iterating and maintenance is also a good thing. A 2x refinement may be a difference in degree, but a 10x refinement will be a difference in kind that will enable other kinds of innovation.
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Ask HN: What react components did you wish other people built already?
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Ask HN: What are your frustrations when doing 3rd party integrations?
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American Idle – Remains of the Day
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How to eat an elephant one atomic concept at a time
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Ask HN: Any other UX examples like Observable's visual dataflow?
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Drink-mixing typewriter lets you taste your words
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Chromatic typewriter types works of art
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Anyone read the post author's book, Hiring Engineers? Is it any good and worth the $75?
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I thought this was called projective geometric algebra. Is the projective part optional? Or it refers to a specific thing. Why would there be a bivector community? Is it something relatively new, so there's a sense of "we're
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Would you do engineering interviews in VR as a candidate? I had wondered if larger companies would do VR technical interviews to remove biases in their quest to "hire the best". You can have a whiteboard, and the usual schtick, bu
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What are GATs? I couldn't find anything in searches.
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How to Turn Your Smartphone into a Robot
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The Donut King who went full circle from rags to riches, twice
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Five Decades of Access to Tools
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I kinda wish there was spaced repetition for interview practice. So that everyday, I have a set number of questions to try, and I don't have to make that decision. And if I don't get it the first time, no problem, I know it'l
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I've been using them to remember specific things I look up commonly. The rule is if I look things up 3 times, I add a card. If I can remember these things, I won't have to break my flow to look things up on Stackoverflow. It'
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How to store signed and encrypted data on IPFS
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Ask HN: How come there's a distinction between defining vs. calling a function?
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Are these usually used for monitoring (like a read-only api)? Or do people build on top of this? Like say, you only need the write ahead log, so you build out a key value store, ignoring all the other stuff postgres built on top of the writ
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What Makes Sand Soft?
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Ah, this was what I was looking for. How did you find out?
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