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by lebed2045 6y ago
isn't the same for lets say an app development?
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by lebed2045 6y ago
would be interesting to learn the nature (or psychological tricks) the game uses to become so addictive
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by lebed2045 6y ago
unpopular opinion. I've spent several hundred hours playing this game and I think this game should be treated as an addictive drug. I know it's my own psychological problems but there's whole Reddit thread about how it ruined
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by lebed2045 6y ago
no, it's absolutely not. There is obvious incentive misalignment here: rider want to get to the destination as fast as cheap and possible, and the driver wants to earn as much and as little work as possible. Here is taking the longer r
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by lebed2045 6y ago
and it seems they actually knew it. from wikipedia "Two months earlier, at Kriewald, then part of Germany, 19 people had died when 30 tonnes of ammonium nitrate detonated under similar circumstances. It is not clear why this warning wa
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by lebed2045 6y ago
very interesting mental model. Coincidentally enough, I got request from janitor (very nice person btw) to help him to buy bitcoin when it cost about $18k. I explained him to do not to, but the fact itself was clearly alarming.
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by lebed2045 6y ago
aside of Krugman, $35 worth of goods and services in 1970 worth about $233 according to https://www.officialdata.org/us/inflation/1970?amount=35 , so it's not currency problem but the gold itself went up.
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by lebed2045 7y ago
this was my exact thoughts at the end of 2017 when Maker released their first version. Why instead of CDPs just don't use one big liquidy pool which initially funded with sufficient resources? If it is big enough - it would initially o
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by lebed2045 7y ago
I found the code blocks a very interesting looking and authentic, but that's true for me: it was somewhat difficult to read.
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Google Is Discontinuing the Daydream View VR =((theverge.com)
2 points by lebed2045 7y ago|0 comments
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by lebed2045 7y ago
I don't think it's true for quantum computers. Folding proteins and stuff is good use-case of the cause but the real drive is the military. Same as for gen-AI. If you don't r&d this but Chine does - you're fucked. So
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by lebed2045 7y ago
it's so annoying. Is there any card which can give me something like notification on the mobile app before subscription will occur? Maybe like ones per day with all tx will go to happen and I manually can cancel undesirable part of the
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by lebed2045 8y ago
Can anyone explain to me why so many companies invest in VirnetX? it's pure evil. https://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/vhc/institutional-holdings
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List of hackathon tips. How we got $7250 bounties on ETHDenver(medium.com)
3 points by lebed2045 8y ago|1 comments
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by lebed2045 8y ago
is there something Delphi (I mean RAD IDE) for React? Sorry for stupid question.
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by lebed2045 8y ago
it's a false statement to call it a cryptocurrency. They simply set a permission private ledger for institutional usage. It has nothing to do with decentralized cryptocurrency with stable price, like MakerDao (or SableUnit)
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I was surprised how many people wrong about mining pool. How it works(medium.com)
2 points by lebed2045 8y ago|0 comments
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by lebed2045 8y ago
The main idea is that without 10000 BTC pizza, we wouldn’t see the rise of Bitcoin — without earlier adopters of bitcoin for real business we won’t see a decentralized revolution. Current early adopters are essential for the next generation
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Fuck it, we going to build a blockchain startup in a weekend(medium.com)
1 points by lebed2045 8y ago|0 comments