j0hnyl

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by j0hnyl 4y ago
Hasn't a lot of this guy's rhetoric and credentials been debunked over and over as a bit hyperbolic. I mean... the guy made a career out of selling fear?
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There were many tiers, but it did go up into the 5 figures for large volumes.
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Sure, but like anything it's a balance. There's a point where vigorous pursuit of money will help, and a point at which there are diminishing returns.
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When I have anxiety spells, I force myself to do something creative like draw or paint. It helps, but this is not exactly available if you have a panic attack in the middle of a work meeting or something.
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Article is paywalled, but I always thought that $75k/figure was bullshit, even adjusted for a very high cost of living area and inflation. There is just so much convenience money can buy, so many stressors that can be eliminated if you
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One thing I've noticed is that having competent and down to earth marketing folks also helps to boos overall morale at a company.
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It's not a fair compromise, because it's largely useless. About 2/3 of employees want to work remote for very practical reasons. Time saved commuting, increased productivity, more autonomy in the day to day life. Having peopl
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Sure there are a lot of egos on the business side of blockchain, but I meant smart contract & protocol auditing.
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Gotcha thanks, I exclusively use the app, but for puzzle I think I can branch out. I prefer tap to move as opposed to mouse.
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Where in the app do I got to pick themes?
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I think the trick to staying happy in cyber security is to chase down niche fields in technology. Your work won't be perceived as sexy by the broader community since you're not tracking north korea, but the trade off is that you w
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Sentience is the ability to be able to experience feelings. In this regard, chatbots are not really convincing. Kind of like a psychopath can describe a feeling, but not actually feel it. This is a tough question to answer though, but there
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by j0hnyl 4y ago
Is that why he's dropping an NFT collection? https://metaverse.sothebys.com/snow-crash/lots/infocalypse
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The costs of building on smart contracts are really not that high. Dirt cheap on some chains. Anyway, I do love the crypto ecosystem, because I find it fun, but I don't really support the narrative that everyone should be onboarded ont
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This makes no sense, Chat GPT is relatively new, what the hell were they doing before?
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Even the prepared food has changed. It's feels cheap and tastes like shit, but carries the same price. Gowanus whole foods had a whole section of moldy cold cuts not too long. If people haven't noticed what I'm talking about,
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by j0hnyl 4y ago
Whole Foods is absolute TRASH after Amazon bought it. The food used to be good and now it's absolute crap, less options, utter rubbish no better than keyfood. At least in NYC anyway. (multiple locations)
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Doesn't this assume all the products are the same? Rolex continues to release new watches all the time and artificially limits the supply. So if they release a 2023 Explorer and 1.5x the MSRP, how does that kill the grey market for th
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The Billion Dollar Code on Netflix is a dramatized story about this.
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Personally I love being 100% remote and have found that I'm more productive than ever, and have more personal time than ever. I would never consider a job that required any regular time in the office unless I was desperate.
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Enterprise blockchains ARE databases. They're private and they don't necessarily have a token attached. What you're talking about are public facing blockchains that uses a coin or token to create the new pool of value that yo
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Do you have any good source of reading on this? Most of my layman googling seems to suggest otherwise.
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I really don't think this is it. I've not heard of many tech companies just shifting their existing efforts onto crypto. A notable exception are big tech companies that are used to making lots of bets, so of course they allocate s
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Crypto developers are not primarily working on alt coins. They're working on enterprise blockchains with niche applications, or working on building dapps on top of existing chains.
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Most blockchains are not proof of work anymore.
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I recently started using my old android phones in place of a cheap VPS or raspberry Pi. Pi'z have gotten so expensive, and a phone with termux is pretty capable.
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Are there even any places left for you to go?
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We get close to half our income stole in the US if we make enough... and it doesn't take that much.
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Crypto is insanely regulated. For example, anyone who touches it in the US has to report every single transaction when they do their taxes. Not to mention the heavy hurdles involved in establishing an exchange.
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You are not the only person, there are DOZENS of us!

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