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knownjorbist
5y ago
That's a symptom of the poor signal-to-noise ratio in the space, not that it's a correct assertion. The cypherpunk thing is happening now , not in the 90s like you might have hoped. It's startling to me how poorly received i
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5y ago
> Apart from that were yet to see something people use because they like to use it An absolute claim that is easily disproven by doing even a modicum of research into the space.
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5y ago
I'm sorry but this take is pure ignorance. https://www.psl.com/feed-posts/web3-engineer-take
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5y ago
It's already changing the world. Here's a much more even-handed view of what is(and isn't!) interesting in the nascent "web3" space: https://www.psl.com/feed-posts/web3-engineer-take
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5y ago
This does a better job than any comment could summarize: https://www.psl.com/feed-posts/web3-engineer-take
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5y ago
There is text, it's embedded in the videos themselves.
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5y ago
What countries are on their 4th boosters?
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5y ago
That's funny, considering the concept of a national ID has been soundly rejected by republicans for decades. Instead we shoehorned SSN's into that position.
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5y ago
Is there a reasonable explanation for the revised numbers without delving into conspiracies?
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5y ago
Polkadot is also Rust-native.
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5y ago
When & where have "they" been wrong about the supply chain issues? Everyone's talking about corrections this year and next. We're only 12 days into this year.
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5y ago
The spending from the ARA and covid relief makes up a relatively tiny contribution to the CPI rising. It really has to do with supply chains and energy prices as the economy continues to improve "post"-COVID, as the article states
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5y ago
NFTs don't need to have metadata at all, such as a pointer elsewhere.
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5y ago
I can't believe someone went out of their way to type this as thought it is representative of typical VR experiences.
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5y ago
Crypto is a piece of the puzzle.
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5y ago
I'm all for services making that kind of decision as opposed to government, but this is also a bit of a misnomer because you can have multiple wallets.
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5y ago
What are good CO2 monitoring options near this price point?
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5y ago
A key "ah-ha" moment for me was realizing that your wallet is your login on every dApp that's ever existed or ever will exist. It's pseudonymous and developers sort of get various things for free out of it as a result(pa
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5y ago
Social Recovery is one of a couple methods people have proposed: https://vitalik.ca/general/2021/01/11/recovery.html
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5y ago
Aside from the usual litany of talking points from the last decade that everyone is well aware of, this person is missing the forest for the trees when discussing "composability". Nevermind that this seems to be starting from thei
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knownjorbist
5y ago
For tall the clamoring about the issues with Big Tech or Big Government, some HNers seem all too willing to sign over essentially everything important just because it's more convenient when those powers have a backdoor to right wrongs.
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5y ago
> There is of course the most obvious horrifically misguided recently-popular "decentralized" system, whose name shall not be spoken in this essay. Instead let's back up to something older and better understood: markets. T
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5y ago
Generally speaking, yes.
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5y ago
If I had to pick among the space-capable powers in the world to be top dog, I'd stick with the US quite frankly
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5y ago
The best thing you could ever possibly do is to block all facebook products in your household. It's really quite easy these days
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5y ago
Why would you link older articles as though they're part of a trend, when the person you responded to had more recent information to share?
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5y ago
The irony in this statement is palpable. You're so obviously ready to confirm your priors that you'll actively go out of your way to avoid other plausible explanations.
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5y ago
That's a shame, lets hope progress is made to allow for longer voyages.
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5y ago
The magic is in the acting around the premise, not the social commentary. It's head and shoulders above most other television right now in that regard.
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5y ago
Part of the issue might be starting with the first episode. All the great 90s TV shows generally 'gelled' as a show in their late 1st/2nd seasons.
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