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by kinnth 5y ago
So let's assume crypto is banned? Why is FIAT much better? What about another 2008? What about Quantitative Easing? It's not solving much.
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by kinnth 5y ago
Although I agree that post crypto incentives have changed. It's a bit much to say that it's "completely changed the digital universe" this group is targeting the primary developer of GPU mining. In terms of the ask, I t
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by kinnth 5y ago
I still think Epic will allow download and ownership of FLAC files. They are quite open to ownership of content, I believe what they are trying to build is a stronger moat around their "app store". Longer term I think they will b
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by kinnth 5y ago
The developer Shiro Games have actually made a great title called Northguard. It's somewhat of a cross between Age of Empires and Civ. From the gameplay video it looks like this new game is using that same game engine. I've put i
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by kinnth 5y ago
The number 1 reason FB has missed is the IDFA change from Apple. It has completely crippled their ad business and their effectiveness and the majority of spend I know has gone to Google. When FB was clearly 1st or 2nd in all GEO's aro
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by kinnth 5y ago
I have often been told im good at making friends and I think you can make them anytime, anywhere, anyhow, the first thing to focus on is your personal mindset and build from there: 1. Just say yes. When someone asks for anything, say ye
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by kinnth 5y ago
A lot of them are happening right now. The most interesting thing about Web3 is just how much stuff is being built. Really innovative financial models, huge DAO that are beginning to work, NFT communities that actually help people. It'
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by kinnth 5y ago
I don't think most websites honestly care about personal data. What most sites want to know is what anonymous users are doing on their sites so they can improve them. I for one need this data on a daily basis to help me decide how to m
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by kinnth 5y ago
Decentralisation offers the following value over centralisation: * Control by a majority, not a minority. (democratic) * Open ecosystem that visible and able to be analysed by anyone (transparent) * Immutable (no one makes up assets without
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Blockchain Gaming and NFT report 2021/10 [pdf](tbstat.com)
2 points by kinnth 5y ago|0 comments
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by kinnth 5y ago
I think whether it's the right or wrong decision is very personal. However, the worst case scenario of quitting with nothing to do is: 1. You have less money 2. You have less upto date skills (perhaps) 3. You will then need to get anot
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Bitcoin City in El Salvador(engadget.com)
4 points by kinnth 5y ago|1 comments
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by kinnth 5y ago
100% I pay for almost everything on AMEX to get the points and use Monzo debit for the rest. Amazon has my amex linked and I use it for 100% of purchases. Most people in the uk chase points and credit cards have much better points and bonus
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by kinnth 5y ago
The comments in this thread are a pleasure to read :)
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Monetary Policy: Lessons from Medieval Europe(bankunderground.co.uk)
1 points by kinnth 5y ago|0 comments
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by kinnth 5y ago
I think people always think of the metaverse as a 3D space, whereas social networks are always thought of as more of a 2D space. That's how I think of it at least
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by kinnth 5y ago
I was about to say, the main issues with the DDG view is that it's all formatted in a single colour. One colour for links and one for titles is so much better on the eyes! This is a great project!
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by kinnth 5y ago
I think when you look at it compared to the other systems (gold, banking) it is comparable for the amount of value that is moved.
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When someone mentions the BTC energy problem, point them here(cbeci.org)
2 points by kinnth 5y ago|2 comments
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by kinnth 5y ago
I found the MBP 16 Intel version to be the worst macbook they have made. Great screen, but everything else wasn't worth the money. They also introduced a crazy bug which when you plug in a USBC charging cable you can twig the temperatu
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by kinnth 5y ago
The issue imo is the infastructure to tie the transaction to the purchase still needs to attach on chain data with offchain data and so that's complex for each chain and each website or app backend. Still recommend using a payment par
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by kinnth 5y ago
Moonpay.com works, it accepts about 100 different coins and handles the transacations and KYC (as all crypto transactions now need KYC) However, it's fees are hefty something like $4 or 5% whichever it higher. So only makes sense if y
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by kinnth 5y ago
I just logged back into your app (2615 days since you last saw me) haha! I used to love this app, I used it a lot when I was studying and most recently I just needed a new app to help me focus. Working from home has led to me working more,
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by kinnth 5y ago
wow, thats hilarious how bad the fraud is then!
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by kinnth 5y ago
DuckDuckGo should add an ad / popup score to every article so that in the search results you could preview just how much crap you're expecting to see if you click. If there are no ads it could be a gold result or something :)
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by kinnth 5y ago
I'm blighted with it daily now. I can't connect my second screen and I even have issues on low battery when i connect to a normal charging cable. It's made the mac unusable with anything connected.
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Ask HN: Updating to Big Sur on an Intel Mac, do you now get Kernel Panic issues
3 points by kinnth 5y ago|3 comments
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by kinnth 6y ago
In the UK at least you should buy the Gigacube from Vodafone, it's unlimited wifi over 5g and it costs around £45 a month. You can power it off a battery and then it gives you local wifi connected to the 5g network.
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by kinnth 6y ago
You definitely need to link to the map file or the open street map walk details on your site, the rest is great but as a user I want to be able to see an overview map of the trails. It would also be easy for other users to contribute by upl
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by kinnth 6y ago
wait, how does that work!?

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