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by jobigoud 6y ago
I think most miners (i.e Chinese ones) are using hydro which is already more sustainable and flexible than nuclear or coal.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
The way it works is that your electricity provider company buys the amount of electricity you consume from renewable electricity producers. It balances out and it's equivalent on average to you using only renewable electricity. Multipl
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by jobigoud 6y ago
It's argued that in some cities public transport systems the price of the ticket doesn't cover the cost of its own infrastructure, the machines to buy them, the ones to validate them the salaries of the agents verifying, etc. It c
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> The other issue I could see would be people creating bugs on purpose As a side note this particular perverse incentive also exists in the world of proprietary code security bug bounties. That's why bounties cannot grow to truly en
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by jobigoud 6y ago
We have high speed train. Paris to Bordeaux (~500 km flying distance) is 2H train, 1H flight.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
AMS is currently a very typical option as there are links between Amsterdam and all major French cities. I used to take the LAX-AMS-BOD quite often before the pandemic.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
For those wondering the article is about the Atlantic coast of the US.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Crypto crashing means a lot of people selling, hence a lot of trades, hence lots of money for CB.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Should it be the same for articles about tech companies? Or about the economy in general if you own some index ETF?
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I bet within this time frame someone will try to capture it and place it in orbit around the Earth/Moon system, changing the odds.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
This reminds me of the guy that outsourced his own tasks to devs in lower income countries and got all the free time. I imagine you needed to create a entire persona with linkedin presence and all to get the junior hired for remote work.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Isn't that the same as discord audio channels? I'm also confused about what clubhouse is or why it's popular.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
There were similar debates in the 90's when the first modern electric cars came out, regarding the fact that they were very silent compared to other cars and could cause pedestrians to cross the road without realizing a car was coming.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Maybe they mean you can follow but the followers count is not visible to the public or the account holder.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
If you assume you are 100% getting the virus maybe. But if you take a lot of precautions, work from home, don't get out unless necessary, wear a mask... it's not clear at all.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Youtube also has very different quality within the same language. For Brazilian Portuguese (easier variant to parse) recent videos are decent (if it's normal speech, not songs or fiction) but I found some from 2017 where it was garbage
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Most people in the Netherlands and in France have themselves been on a bicycle within car traffic, I feel that's more likely the reason why they are careful when they overtake a bicycle, rather than the fines.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
So you don't need to put your trust into all the people that have or could gain write access to their databases?
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I came to the same conclusion. The certificates for stars are still sold by the way. Someone created an NFT of the periodic table of elements where you can "collect" and "own" the elements. I wouldn't be surprised i
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Interestingly it's now quite similar in number to Catalan, which after all these years is still not an official EU language despite being spoken by ~10M people (~4M natively) in multiple countries.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I understood that but you can have several instances of the same asset on a single immutable chain, for example Ethereum.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Could you? If stream sound is off you could have someone off-screen shouting the answers. If sound is on you could have a silent communication system through tapping or vibrating motors to transmit moves. Chess moves can be encoded in very
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I think the point of the OP is that you need a central authority to define which copy of the contract is the one with the "authentic" asset.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
But multiple people can create separate NFTs for the same underlying object. So the verifier still has to decide which one is the true one.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
This is not about the immutability of the chain. You can create various collection contracts on top of the Ethereum blockchain, independent from each other. If you want to verify that I'm in fact the owner of the Nyan cat NFT you need
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> be dumb enough to think it has value? It's only dumb until they can find someone even dumber to buy it for even more. Then it's genius.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
For art, never, it doesn't make sense. For other use case like owning a piece of virtual land, the game server could perform that verification to configure which game-world privileges the user has. Multiple independent applications can
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by jobigoud 6y ago
It is also my understanding that NFT need a central authority defining which chain is the true one to work. This is true for all NFT use-case I think, event tickets, membership, game assets... This can be fine and still interesting for thes
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by jobigoud 6y ago
For ETC I don't think there is much debate. The original Ethereum paper and protocol still describes ETC whereas if you want to implement an ETH node that verifies the blockchain you need to write special code to introduce the block co
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> can tell you of the infuriating days or weeks spent coming up with good names On the other hand it is quite fun to try to think about an original name that nobody else has thought of before. So yeah your days or weeks are in competitio

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