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by jv22222 9y ago
Yes, agreed, it’s fucking irritating.
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by jv22222 9y ago
Plasma isn’t a coin it’s an open source blockchain scaling solution . The Omise Go network is an open (not owned by anyone) decentralized value exchange network.
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by jv22222 9y ago
IMHO: Plasma and Omise Go are going to solve this problem. Check this excllent presentation by Thomas Greco and Joseph Poon for background: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOn3-OhdxnU
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by jv22222 9y ago
> "Astronauts could essentially just go there with a bucket and a shovel and get all the water they need," That's so awesome.
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by jv22222 9y ago
> where you take money from others without providing any intrinsic worth to humanity I beg to differ. Not all crypto projects are like that. For example Omise Go is a promising project that stands to make a difference to many people who
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by jv22222 9y ago
I have a theory that the reason I am so lazy is because being a programmer teaches me to find the fastest short cut way to do things. Actually the less code I use to get a task done the better the code is and I get a dopamine hit. Also, if
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by jv22222 9y ago
A very interesting project that aims to get high value from proof of stake is Omise Go "We're looking to build the thing that will finally change the way money is handled the whole world over for the better, and leave a legacy tha
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by jv22222 9y ago
This is an interesting crypto project with a lot of complex layers to the big picture. It's a bit hard to explain in a single sentence hence why I submitted the link to the definitive guide. Here's something they wrote on the omis
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The Definitive OmiseGO Beginner's Guide (Blockchain, Token, Wallet, DEX)(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Magic Leap is very real(rollingstone.com)
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Soli: Touchless human/computer interactions(atap.google.com)
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by jv22222 9y ago
There’s a rule of bubbles. When Joe Bloggs on the street starts investing, that’s just about the time the bubble pops. I think coinbase being #1 on the appstore might just be a signal of that moment!
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Coinbase #1 on AppStore(techcrunch.com)
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by jv22222 9y ago
Boxes are, for sure, one of the number one play things in our house. Especially if you cut a door, or a few holes in, then they can become caves, houses, rockets, boats, etc!
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by jv22222 9y ago
Yes, here it is: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8umprxhsidysno5/Play%20Strong%20Ha... If you are interested in watching future talks that she gives you can signup to her mailing list here: https://playla.co&
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by jv22222 9y ago
As long as you watch the video at this address it should work... https://playla.co/talk/1 ...it's tied to the referer of playla.co domain.
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by jv22222 9y ago
Ah, the grandma effect... no, we have not found a solution to that issue yet ;) Well, I guess we let the kids play with those presents for the holidays they were given in. Then, after the grandparents have departed, the toys slowly start &q
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by jv22222 9y ago
Yes, so true! My wife is a Play Therapist with 2 masters degrees in the subject. The organization of a play space with limited and well chosen toys is key. Additionally if you give a child an electronic toy that lights up and makes a lot of
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by jv22222 9y ago
I've been wondering if there could be a crypto currency based on time. For example, perhaps each person in the system could automatically given one new coin every day. Assuming there there was some way to validate new users coming int
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by jv22222 9y ago
I really like this show. I think with TNG you also had to put up with a few episodes that were not to your personal taste. This feels like a revitalised version of TNG, with some humorus quirks, to me.
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by jv22222 9y ago
Thanks for linking to this thanks. And thanks, Homebrew team, for Homebrew. It has saved me countless of hours.
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by jv22222 9y ago
In the same way that one couldn't have predicted Facebook or Airbnb by looking at TCP/IP and HTTP in 1998, I think it's difficult to predict where the blockchain and associated technologies and concepts will take us. The poin
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by jv22222 9y ago
It's a bit arbitrary to say that a company is only good at three things. Also, the bad hiring A -> B -> C players only makes sense if the "three things" are all in the same business domain because then the A listers fr
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by jv22222 9y ago
I interviewed to work as a web dev for the bbc back in tye very early 2000’s. In the interview I said I was better at going away and thinking about things rather than making decisions off the top of my head. I think that’s why I didn’t get
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by jv22222 9y ago
There's also the issue that single point tech solutions often don't help schools, or districts, in a meaningful way. This is because "the tech" is just the tip of the iceberg and there's a disconnect between the dis
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by jv22222 9y ago
I think you can pass the output audio file through https://auphonic.com/ and that will get the job done for you.
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by jv22222 9y ago
Bonfire night in the UK is a very communal event with thousands of people gathering together in public parks to watch the spectacle of the bonfire and fireworks. It feels quite harmonious, even though it is a celebration of murdeous treache
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by jv22222 9y ago
> Much like development, cost depends on the scope and complexity Then IMHO they should say that on the site and give some examples with ranges. Better yet, add a price estimation tool. Something like this, for example: http:/&#x2F
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by jv22222 9y ago
YMMV but personally, I never use (or even consider) a service that doesn't show it's price up front.
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by jv22222 9y ago
Send an email to justin@nugget.one I'll give you free access to nugget. We have over 500 SaaS startup ideas in there. You probably won't find your final idea but it's very inspiring stuff. Skimming through that much stuff can

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