j0hnyl

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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Uncle Sam getting his cut is not what's being contested though when it comes to the securities conversation.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Nothing should happen. Treating crypto tokens as securities is absurd.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
Thanks Dan! The first edition of your book sits on my desk for inspiration and has become a creative reference for me. It was actually a nice exercise to convert everything to p5js for me. Thanks for keeping us informed and entertained over
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
It was obvious from the obvious astronomical sum of money spent on the initial marketing presentation that introduced it.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
The big deal is that it's just a hardware skin for an app while they are trying to pitch their customers on a new type of computing platform. It's just vaporware. It's a software company larping as a hardware company. They
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
What is new in the 2nd edition?
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
RIP your spine for the foreseeable future.
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by j0hnyl 2y ago
The advertising market in the US pretty much eclipses the whole rest of the world, so yes the owners are very likely to sell it to appease a single country.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
I would love to see the code.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
Propotional to the size of Madoff's ponzi, SBFs sentence is heavy.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
Imo headsets will be long obsolete before they are viable and will be replaced with something else entirely.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
There are entire ad networks built around in-post advertisements that appear in Telegram channels. They look and feel highly "native", you might not even notice that they are ads.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
ChatGPT used to be promptable with rot13, base64, hex, decimal, morse code, etc. some of these have been removed I think.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
I think the issue is that there cars that don't even have encryption.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
I believe signal is completely open source...
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
I actually agree with you. I think it's easier to make money on shitcoins than on on employer stock.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
My experience is opposite. Everyone I know that got a quest 2, including me abandoned it after just a few uses. I predict the same for Apple vision.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
The valuations and money flowing around are not necessarily relevant to today, but say something about future expectations. I think that LLMs and other tools will bring trillions in added value eventually. EDIT: Typo
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
Netflix doesn't work as an analogy here, because as a subscriber you're not paying the filmmakers directly.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
Which would mostly be fine for this usecase. Also, these properties wouldn't need to be abandoned entirely. Bitcoin in its current form isn't really a great model for this anyway.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
I actually think it will solve the enshitification problem, which is mostly ad driven.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
It depends on the chain. Some chains can support high throughput at low fees.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
It went a bit downhill after the AP days imo.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
Channel 5 has early Vice vibes... I think it will be huge, but I wonder what will get compromised along the way.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
https://certstream.calidog.io/
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
I love lichess, their mobile app is such a pleasure to use compared to chess.com.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
I don't think the folks training large models today in the west are genuinely avoiding any content when it comes to training. I do think that we will make the mistake of enforcing these restrictions legally though, and then what you&#x
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
I think someone maintains a spreadsheet of these that I came across on reddit. I'll come back and post it here later if I can dig it up.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
Funny, I've been thinking of building this automation for myself.
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by j0hnyl 3y ago
I guess it depends on the employer. Mine is fairly chill with it.

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