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931.
by nathias 5y ago
I was afraid of this, governments will get rid of U in UBI to use it as a controller.
932.
by nathias 5y ago
this level of pedantry is insane, I'm considering spelling it wrong on purpose to avoid this kind of environments
933.
by nathias 5y ago
No not really, miners pay electricity with cash, they are constantly selling at least the cost amount of whatever they mine. Also big mining facillities are really easily traceable.
934.
by nathias 5y ago
You don't, you tax mining as an economic activity with profit like any other.
935.
by nathias 5y ago
So why would it then matter to make mining illegal? Tax evasion and theft are already illegal.
936.
by nathias 5y ago
Of course they would, it's called tax.
937.
by nathias 5y ago
Haha, there are dozens of us. Atlantis was good too, too bad for SGU ...
938.
by nathias 5y ago
It's the error of consequentialism that maps the moral order with causality 1:1 and doesn't account for contingency.
939.
by nathias 5y ago
If space is relative (ie. not a separate thing itself) it seems so, you have the shortest possible distance, so that delimits what the chunk of space is.
940.
by nathias 5y ago
Is it also interesting that most of facebook competitors get bought by facebook?
941.
by nathias 5y ago
AWS buckets for ipfs&filecoin, AWS lambdas for smartcontracts, netlify for spheron, login with wallets
942.
by nathias 5y ago
I'm from EU and this is a lie.
943.
by nathias 5y ago
Exactly, I have noticed this same pattern and came to the same conclusions, but not only are you forgetting the 'bad habits' you're also integrating micro habits/skills into more general ones with this same process. In s
944.
by nathias 5y ago
'Typically' better known as the straw man. Teaching to code was broken in the 90s, today it is the least broken of anything you can possibly learn.
945.
by nathias 5y ago
not for nightly
946.
by nathias 5y ago
I'm currently rebuilding my website and swapping as much of the tech stack for web3, the tech has really come a long way.
947.
by nathias 5y ago
I quit my job to move into web3. edit: I don't know why I'm getting downvoted, but I can guarantee you I'm not the only one.
948.
by nathias 5y ago
Generalized tools breed bad habits. If you want to break your bad internet habits reclaim the content away from the browsers into other programs. If you want to break your bad smartphone habits reclaim content away from the phone and use sp
949.
by nathias 5y ago
Engineering is not science, journalism is not philosophy, even calling things by their name is getting too much for people these days.
950.
by nathias 5y ago
amazing, this could probably be used to replace some very JS heavy animations
951.
by nathias 5y ago
I can't believe how stupid these people are.
952.
by nathias 5y ago
I'd give you pow ban if you give me a central bank ban
953.
by nathias 5y ago
Anyone interested in this should really read Hoffstadter's Gödel, Escher, Bach.
954.
by nathias 5y ago
This is a very common cycle. People make a good tool, good tool becomes popular, people destroy tool to harvest profit.
955.
by nathias 5y ago
Do you think ancient implies a different species or what? Some tech is very old.
956.
by nathias 5y ago
exactly, "Judea People's Front" are wankers
957.
by nathias 5y ago
seems symptomatic that you would rather give away some really basic freedoms and be treated like cattle just to avoid making the healthcare system public
958.
by nathias 5y ago
Youtube vs peertube vs odysee is a good comparison between web2, fediverse and web3. Youtube is popular and garbage, peertube unpopular and garbage and odysee unpopular and not garbage.
959.
by nathias 5y ago
I really find it entertaining that all naive science supporters believe this myth about Galileo. The real story is very different, he wasn't prosecuted, he was put in house arrest, not for daring to science, but because he publically m
960.
by nathias 5y ago
is this unbreakable like OTP?

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