johanneskanybal

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by johanneskanybal 4y ago
The hype and drama kind of drowns out all the great progress these past few years and there's been plenty. Programmable money is a cool and obvious thing that's not going anywhere no matter all the scams and bad actors. In this ca
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by johanneskanybal 4y ago
her "work"?? I simply won't believe this isn't a bot reply by the same one posting the content on this site every day in the first place.
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by johanneskanybal 4y ago
Yea it's a hallmark for yc to post stuff like that daily. The irony about kings of web2 trying to "save" the masses (or convince themselves?) seems lost on everyone. Don't get me wrong, some (a lot) skepticism is healthy
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by johanneskanybal 4y ago
Did you also build one of the top two game builiding engines of the world or just ranting?
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Feels like we argue this here every week. It’s a dumb article and he could start by reading any of the previous posts around here but that would take effort.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
basically an ad.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
I'm kind of beyond trying to win the argument and more thinking what you need. Some books that helped me a few years back when I was overly negative was especially 2 from the bill gates reading list: homo deus and maybe even more so En
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Do you see the gap between "all will be dandy" and "we will be ai-pets or civilisation will collapse"? Everything will not be dandy, human progress is a messy thing, not solving inequality or climate concerns will cause
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
We're already working together for all practical purposes. I get it's often unchallenged when people are overly negative about the future especially in a younger crowd but you're not doing yourself or us any favors and your o
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
While they fight over which opinion to cancel half the youtube comments on any investment video is scams, half the promoted tweets on twitter are scams, half the facebook ads are some type of scam. Imagine a traditional news paper publishin
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
What's leetcode? /developer the past 23 years.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
"..we can teach crows to pick up cigarette butts but we can’t teach people not to throw them on the ground.." :)
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
It's a platform the idea that I would request you not being allowed on the internet because we have different opinions is ludicrous even if in this case rogan isn't my cup of tea.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Don't think Russia matter much but whole market is risk off right now. Worse bets to make than buying now imho.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Right but if nothing about what made it good from the start is left what advantage would they have compared to any other assembled team? Games get replaced by the next new great thing at a rapid pace, there's no moat. So really don&#x2
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Having a bad future outlook is the biggest one I'd say, if you feel confident you can land any fun job you want in the future then you can chose a job you actually like. Can be hard to do in the middle of being stressed out though. Lin
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Depends on what you need. It's classic thinking you need a too big tool. Can imagine that setup working great for many cases.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
One of the standard patterns is airflow and kubernetes executor and then the pod can do whatever. There's the occasional side effect and some setup but more or less it works as advertised.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Well this is just an ad. At glance looks like an airflow knock off.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
It's just a buzz word, calling something silicon valley doesn't make it so, there we agree :) At the same time the world sure is bigger than a city/university and there's tech hubs everywhere. Not having a hub for semi-c
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Get a few kids to put things in perspective is the most common solution.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
I'm fine with my English but non-native. Writing anything on the internet usually involves a googling of whatever expression I'm unsure of and if there's a reasonable amount of results that's an ok enough approximation f
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Pick your middleman. Using a crypto layer internally means you can circumvent traditional payment rails which means if you're in American growth-tech where revenue isn't a thing you can just remove all fee's for a while. Payp
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
It's a small market with a few big very successful companies leading the way and then the smaller companies imitating as many of their practices as possible. In Sweden the biggest one of them would be Spotify and Klarna both have had I
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
The double spend problem. That enabled decentralised trust and interchange of value. You could tank the value of bitcoin or ethereum by imposing tough regulations to it but it will still be around regardless of what you do as long as we&#x2
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
When someone knows so little but has so many opinions and try to pass them off to others as truth it's hard to know where to start. A few points are valid or at least worth discussing but overall it's an uneducated rant.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Happy to see this on the front page. What scumbaggery.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
banks of course. It's in their interest to provide the minimum required by law. Limited access to the interesting bits, worst-in-class api's, inability to allow someone else access to your data that would be required for most use
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Store of value proposition has never been stronger though which is the driving force behind this speculative wave. Simply the idea has never been more sound and that's trivially easy to understand to most.
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by johanneskanybal 5y ago
Although there's plenty of reason to be careful this looks more like a one sided rant not belonging here especially the second part. Complete with the payment links.

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