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by izzydata 5y ago
I think "crypto people" are tired of things being a constant state of flux and just want governing bodies to make some kind of decisions. People really want to know what the rules are so they can make more informed decisions.
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by izzydata 5y ago
I close any website that has unblockable or difficult to block ads.
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by izzydata 5y ago
Just wanted to say I really like the terminology "hugging" to refer to denial of service or hug of death.
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by izzydata 5y ago
There are probably a lot of great leaders and managers at SpaceX.
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by izzydata 5y ago
What did Elon do exactly beyond take credit for the work of talented engineers?
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by izzydata 5y ago
I'm not even sure why atheism has a name. It doesn't feel like a category that anyone would identify with. Lots of people are simply not religious which is more like being null in the religion category while atheism is like -1.
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by izzydata 5y ago
In their minds nearly every single person who is not christian is transgender. Must be a wild world for them.
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by izzydata 5y ago
My point was questioning the definition of a modular computer. Can it be a modular computer if the computer is not modular?
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by izzydata 5y ago
Unless you want it to have a better computer. The computer doesn't seem modular to me. You can't quickly add additional or better memory. You can't replace the processor with a better one. The computer itself is a single enti
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by izzydata 5y ago
Maybe I am being over critical, but this is not what I imagine when I think of a modular computer. It's cool being able to swap in and out all kinds of peripherals like that in any position and orientation, but the computer itself does
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by izzydata 5y ago
Groupthink has decided that crypto is evil and killing the planet and any opinion to the contrary is wrongthink. This is the world we live in now.
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by izzydata 5y ago
We have smart watches now thank you.
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by izzydata 5y ago
Algorand, Avalanche, Solana, Cardano and Terra are all cheap and safe, but like that other guy said. I have no idea what kinds of crypto are listed on foreign exchanges. I'd imagine anything sufficiently popular though.
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by izzydata 5y ago
It's weird because it seems like you can point to various aspects of crypto and maybe identify them as being a pyramid scheme, but I don't feel like that definition holds up as it gets sufficiently large and self sustaining. Other
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by izzydata 5y ago
If your only goal is to send digital value across the planet why would anyone use Ethereum or Bitcoin? There are a ton of alternatives that cost fractions of a penny in transaction fees.
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by izzydata 5y ago
I find it quite surprising that they only fired half and not all of them. How can this conceptual vacuum tube pod system that has been shown to be incredibly inefficient and prohibitively expensive still have some kind of business model? To
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by izzydata 5y ago
I don't think they are suggesting that the reason is because humanity has evolved past our sexual desires. People still want it. They just aren't doing it.
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by izzydata 5y ago
I'd never watch digital content ever again. I would only ever read books from that point forward.
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by izzydata 5y ago
It looks like they updated it because I used to be able to do 1+-/*23= and it would accept it because it couldn't compute it as incorrect.
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by izzydata 5y ago
I don't think it is a reflection of peoples opinions on things. If it is tech news then someone will post it.
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by izzydata 5y ago
When more work is automated the same amount of work is completed with less humans doing it. Currently that means that normal people make less money, but it doesn't have to be that way. Wealth distribution could remain the same as more
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by izzydata 5y ago
I see this trend in nearly everything online. Anything that becomes sufficiently large will eventually decline this way. A lot of niche communities intentionally engage in gate keeping behavior which I suspect is to avoid ever succumbing to
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by izzydata 5y ago
It seems intentional. Possibly in order to continue the collection of money from people thinking they need people to keep investing. As soon as they release an actual game and development can come to an end then they can't profit much
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by izzydata 5y ago
At what point should people or even governments seek legal action against these people? There must be some kind of fraud going on here.
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by izzydata 5y ago
I still have friends that adamantly believe Gamestop stock is going to make them obscenely rich despite losing significant amounts of money on it. Yet at the same time they say things like NFTs are a scam and all crypto is a ponzi scheme. I
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by izzydata 5y ago
I still get over 100 paper letters a year from Spectrum (previously Time Warner) about various deals even when I already had their service. I've had Google Fiber for awhile now, but they keep coming. I've been storing them all in
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by izzydata 5y ago
Not if they are unaware of how things might be elsewhere. If they have only ever worked at Google out of college they could have no idea that things suck.
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by izzydata 5y ago
I've been trying to tell people how strange parasocial relationships were for over a decade now. Caring about the personal lives of strangers is just baffling.
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by izzydata 5y ago
Rest In Peace to Kyoto Animation victims.
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by izzydata 5y ago
A Retroid Pocket or an Anerbnic seem like more all-purpose devices for cheaper with a better form factor. I'll wait to see how people feel about it after the hype goes away.

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