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by kerng 5y ago
With Strike or BlueWallet you can do this today.
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by kerng 5y ago
A bug like this shows that there is probably no security reviews done at all in the VS Code team. This would be flagged right away in a threat model review. Quite worrying. Also, strange that this doesn't get a bug bounty payout - it&#
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by kerng 5y ago
Interesting. Were you not aware that Brave has always been the "crypto" browser? Having tight crypto integration has been one of the core features used to distinguish themselves. So this is not really new nor surprising to me.
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by kerng 5y ago
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/money-supply-m0 Look at 5 year view.
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by kerng 5y ago
So how much has the money supply increased/decreased according to your sources?
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by kerng 5y ago
That's an interesting point, has that ever been done?
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by kerng 5y ago
You miss the key point on why this is happening and will continue to get significantly worse. What happens when the number of dollars approximately doubles in 2 years as it happened? Do you think prices stay the same and everything is just
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by kerng 5y ago
Fine should probably much higher honestly.
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by kerng 5y ago
There was a post on Embrace the Red a while ago. It also talks about how there is not even a hash required on-chain. https://embracethered.com/blog/posts/2021/broken-nft-standar... It all is really up to whoe
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by kerng 5y ago
A friend once told me that he is interviewing Google. I found that mindset very powerful. And the best part, he got an offer but didnt accept it.
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by kerng 5y ago
What Facebook missed to tell us with their recent announcements is how they plan to make money of these investments? I dont want a Metaverse where I see ads and have my personal data and usage patterns harvested for profit - which seems the
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by kerng 5y ago
There seems to be a lot of confusion in the HN community about Nat originally coming from Github. He was already a Microsoft employee at the time Github was aquired. That confusion alone speaks books on how well Microsoft integrated Github
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by kerng 5y ago
So, now Facebook just throws the towel? Wouldn't be surprised if they will do the same in China (to access the market) and why not the US also? Something very troublesome is happening at Facebook.
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by kerng 5y ago
The new offical acronym on the street is MAMAA by the way. Microsoft, Apple, Meta, Amazon and Alphabet. Jim Cramer announced this on Friday.
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by kerng 5y ago
By that logic Facebook certainly wouldn't be a tech company either.
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by kerng 5y ago
Not sure, maybe I'm odd but I only ever read the books.
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by kerng 5y ago
Antimeta is gonna be a thing. I think that things like SL, Sandbox and Decentraland have a better chance of succeeding in continuing building an open metaverse. Maybe we need something like an http/html standard for the metaverse? He
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by kerng 5y ago
These discussions remind me if 1995 when Microsoft tried to create it's own version of the Internet - luckily that failed, we still got Windiws and IE though. Lol I'd imagine it will be similar with Facebooks strategy
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by kerng 5y ago
This blog post seems to get some fundamentals wrong. Alphabet is just a holding (that's also why the name is rather boring), Google didnt wanna damage it's on brand by rebranding everything. There is no need, its positive and peop
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by kerng 5y ago
I think Snap or TikTok should rebrand to Antimeta, or at least build a subsidiary with that name to show how ridiculous this is. Facebook, or however the want to call themselves, is still the same company with its unethical leadership. Unle
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by kerng 5y ago
This entire rebranding is just a stunt to steer away from the mess Facebook creates in our society - it's still the same people in charge, even worse the Facebook people are moving more and more over to RL teams - so absolutley nothing
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The Billion Dollar Code(netflix.com)
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by kerng 5y ago
Zuck said nothing changes brand wise - but Oculus name is dead and he did actually hide that fact. But in the grand scheme of things Oculus is pretty unknown, so that was probably part of the consideration to let it go quietly.
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by kerng 5y ago
Is it just me, or is that logo a little unappealing and distorted?
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by kerng 5y ago
It leads to further centralization of the internet where a few have more data to make better decisions (and more money) and the smaller players are left out.
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by kerng 5y ago
This high salary is for people with a certain level inside, most people don't even reach L6 (which still has a high total comp of ~500k). It's often RSU packages and bonus that pushes the total annual compensation so high. But for
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by kerng 5y ago
Facebook pays extremely well, I mean like close to snd often over a million dollar for many L7/M2+ folks annually in total atm. The way I see it is that the pay is so high because otherwise no-one would go work there. It's the ult
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by kerng 5y ago
Although Google does seem a lot better at the moment, I guess the entire ad industry needs a bit of a reality check. Somewhat unrelated, yesterday on Netflix I started watching "the billion dollar code" - that story is eye opening
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by kerng 5y ago
This is a good article, that hopefully can lead to some insightful discussions. One thing the article or some people interpreting the article miss is that miners actually don't control the future of bitcoin as much as they think. From
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by kerng 5y ago
Looks like elementary teachers are the ones paired with everyone the most, even with themselves. Not sure, looks to me like the data might be off

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