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nathias
5y ago
Cool concept, but the UI is terrible on desktop.
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nathias
5y ago
How is it a bubble? The fundamentals seem strong: - the state prints money and gives it to the rich - the rich hire propaganda - the poor believe it and work - strong and stable
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nathias
5y ago
You use bias as a dirty word, but it's really just a weight of the opinion, there is no knowledge without bias. As for consistency, it comes secondary to categorization, it's easily abused for 'foolish' consistencies tha
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nathias
5y ago
the title is demonstrative
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nathias
5y ago
synthetic (or alghoritmic) stable coins achieve stability without a third party
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nathias
5y ago
Which one? I hope Tether nukes so we can all switch to synthetic stable coins.
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nathias
5y ago
That's not really the concept of rationality I or the article is talking about (consistency, non-bias etc.) knowledge or it's use isn't the same, it's more like the a priori knowledge where the concept is immediately app
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nathias
5y ago
Ah yes, in the long run it's all rational, but in the long run we're also all dead. Even if that were the case, you are not a star, you are not near equilibrium, you are alive and don't have time to play long term rational ga
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nathias
5y ago
It doesn't mean that at all, its but that real world is not made for rationallity, and even if we have created special contexts where it is, it doesn't mean it can be generalized out of them.
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nathias
5y ago
Beej really has the best guides.
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nathias
5y ago
yea, I hate fiat pushers too
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nathias
5y ago
I meant that critics will give twice as much as they first intended before they were prevented by this apalling breach of Ethics. Technically correct because that's almost certainly zero. It's never a smart move to cave in to twit
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nathias
5y ago
I'm sure now everyone that was so ethically repulsed by the crimes of crypto will donate twice as much.
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nathias
5y ago
nice, I was just reading https://blog.zkga.me/announcing-darkforest where they use zkSNARKs for a fog of war game mechanics
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nathias
5y ago
Really? You don't think there might be something more to currencies than a bit in someone's DB? You're confusing representation for the thing.
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nathias
5y ago
Visa isn't a currency, you could compare it to a payment provider on the BTC chain not to BTC itself. The $ is a better equivalent, it requires a military, thousands of banks, people flying private jets to organize etc.
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nathias
5y ago
I don't know how anyone could make the "it's bad for environment" argument in good faith. It's green compared to the alternatives and has less hidden externalities.
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nathias
5y ago
and a truck of cash
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nathias
5y ago
the bottleneck isn't the machine runing code, it's the people reading the code
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nathias
5y ago
How? If you're mining is profitable you're getting paid to be heated.
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nathias
5y ago
if they only knew it's really good for heating ...
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nathias
5y ago
Yea, but that's kind of my point. Actually decentralized software is just out there and you can use it if you find a use case for yourself, there is no one that would shut it down if it isn't popular enough.
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nathias
5y ago
federated systems are bad, they combine the negatives of centralized and decentralized systems it is no wonder that they fail repeatedly
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nathias
5y ago
we kind of are, because dark patterns get into regulation and become part of law
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nathias
5y ago
are people really still using google in 2022?
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nathias
5y ago
Cool article, virtual worlds have a way of spontaneously create very interesting enviroments like housing markets an currencies. But I don't agree with much of it, the scarcity isn't (necessarily) artificial. If you don't hav
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nathias
5y ago
analytic philosophy has been a thing for quite some time ...
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nathias
5y ago
Wherever you go, there you are.
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nathias
5y ago
you can make aliases and use extensions
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nathias
5y ago
Git is the closest any software comes to perfection.
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