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If you don't trust all the data about how deadly the virus is and how effective the vaccines are then you're not making much of a point. I listened to Brett Weinstein shill Ivermectin as a magical cure and I watched thousands if n
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An introduction to topos theory (2011) [pdf](fuw.edu.pl)
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Something about means of production and who owns it. This is most obvious on social media. The people participating on the platform do not get to decide the rules for how it operates. Which is a little ironic given that most people on socia
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The Fibonacci Sequence as a Functor(math3ma.com)
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It's not my website.
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Looks like a bug in how HN parses URLs. That's the URL I used but it seems like it was changed between when I pasted it and when it showed up.
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Mina: Cryptocurrency Protocol with a Succinct Blockchain(minaprotocol.com)
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If you're not convinced that vaccines work then nothing is going to convince you at this point.
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I can't access the site. I get the following message: You don't have permission to access /promo/wpbgpv on this server.
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Speculation is not real economic activity. There are no actual goods produced and exchanged in the process.
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Comparison to casinos makes sense. Currently cryptocurrencies are mostly used for speculation (basically gambling) and money laundering. There is no real economic activity happening on blockchains.
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Bitcoin is a bunch of integers with hashes. It's not property for any real meaning of property.
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This is probably a controversial opinion but I don't really understand why people are concerned about inflation. The ongoing pandemic and global warming are much more important issues. I live in the US and no matter how bad inflation g
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Isabelle Quick Access Link(isabelle.systems)
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What exactly is being enforced?
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They're not. The difference is that if the QR code was public and associated with some specific public key then it would be exactly like an NFT. The blockchain enthusiasts are confused about the economic and cryptographic aspects, they
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It's possible to use the metaverse for more than entertainment, e.g. scientific collaboration.
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You're correct. NFTs are unenforceable certificates of ownership for publicly available digital assets (at least as they are used currently). It's possible to make NFTs that connect to real world activities like tickets for concer
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Decarbonisining America Is Possible, but What Will It Take? (2020) [video](youtube.com)
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He should take a few community college classes. They're very cheap and by interacting with people he will regain some perspective on what is considered modern technology and informatics.
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I tried to get someone to use Zapier to automate how they were monitoring some news sources for their consulting company but they never managed to do it because the technical barrier was too high for them. The main blocker to automation is
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I followed this scandal for a while and it was very interesting who was involved in it and what they said. Everyone tweeted how they were upset but no one put any real pressure on anyone to do anything about her disappearance other than WTA
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Categories of spaces built from local models(ethos.bl.uk)
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