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by rib3ye 4y ago
Not sure what you want to do about this. In our system, every governmental action to ease poverty and spur economic activity has a knock-on effect of increasing the wealth of the 1%, and every wealth redistribution action has the effect of
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by rib3ye 5y ago
I think us zealots have been clear on this from the start: centralized, custodial exchanges are not crypto. Please come down on them HARD.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
You really nailed it with that last sentence.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
When you're "trying to backport the security patches without causing regressions". There's no silver bullet for patching large codebases at huge organizations.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Creating a national db of validated police department phone numbers seems like the easiest problem to solve in this chain of issues. What’s on the EDR form?
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Is this attack still happening?? atm, I see a pending incoming transaction to the attacker's address. https://etherscan.io/address/0x098b716b8aaf21512996dc57eb061...
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Just what I need: A picture of a $267,000 NFT on my soda to remind me I'm not rich.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
They are still NFTs (arguably the first well-known NFTs), as they follow the ERC-721 token protocol.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Hypebeast has been a reputable institution in streets fashion/culture for over a decade.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
In the creative arts world, every illustrator is being commissioned to create a brand of NFTs to cash in on the trend and very few break into mainstream success. But that doesn't stop people, rich or poor from trying to speculating on
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Could this be a replacement for SketchUp?
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Former California Gov. Jerry Brown is living off the grid in retirement(apnews.com)
6 points by rib3ye 5y ago|2 comments
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Exactly this. The US could make iPhones too, but we import them. Unfortunately we don't have a "strategic iPhone manufacturing reserve", so we have to keep it cool with China.
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Ask HN: Why hasn't Mary Meeker published an Internet Trends Report since 2019
8 points by rib3ye 5y ago|1 comments
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Realpolitik: Why is Ukraine the West's Fault (2015)(youtube.com)
5 points by rib3ye 5y ago|1 comments
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by rib3ye 5y ago
You have to ask what China gets out of it: Why take a risk propping up an untrustworthy neighbor with limited, and shrinking global economic pull?
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by rib3ye 5y ago
The is where I’ll agree with Putin that our deceitful western media is trying to create tension with the east. /s Russia is not even a Top 10 GDP economy.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Show me the treaty where Russia was required to pay back crippling reparations.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
I see this "Chinese production + Russian... (I guess just oil) = superior economic system" argument before, but I suspect these people have never opened a history book on Sino-Soviet relations. Because of decades of undermining an
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Arguments supporting presidents who committed literal genocide on domestic ethnic groups won't last long in this debate.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
For me the pessimism is really starting to set in. Those most extremely passionate about climate change are ignoring the most immediate solutions and instead waiting future tech and economies of scale for expensive half-steps. If projection
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by rib3ye 5y ago
I guess "marketplace" requires a trigger warning now. I was inferring a HN feature to simply give your points to someone else.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Lets credit a karma marketplace and find out.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
Where is the part where he explains the specific measurement tool to capture air quality data?
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How Marc Benioff is transforming Time magazine(axios.com)
1 points by rib3ye 5y ago|0 comments
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by rib3ye 5y ago
All these opinions aside, organizing my shirts in the style she suggests has brought much improvement to my morning: I can see them all and it has become obviously which ones I am not wearing, making them easier to throw away.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
I don't think it's too heavy handed to make the practice of implementing SMS 2FA straight-up illegal. If credit card processing requires PCI compliance why wouldn't we apply similar thought to 2FA?
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Kiddle: A visual search engine for kids(kiddle.co)
2 points by rib3ye 5y ago|0 comments
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by rib3ye 5y ago
They succeeded enough to scare zucc into war mode.
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by rib3ye 5y ago
The fact that they succeeded in spite of a purposefully obtuse interface is a pretty clear validation for the concept.

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