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ryloric
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FDIC, they collect fees from all banks to finance the fund they pay out account holders from. Limit increased too I think, like 250k now.
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ryloric
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The way some users talk about him on this thread sounds almost cultish and creepy. I'm not American and don't play video games, but the way he's talked about you'd think he's Alan Turing or something.
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ryloric
4y ago
This feels a lot like how a credit crunch happens with regular money. "Coins you own keys to = Coins in some online wallet = coins on exchanges = coins you lent out for interest" is the assumption everyone makes. They're all
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ryloric
4y ago
Most underestimate how important laying out a clear map of your content is. Rather than letting the user build some incompletely inefficient map inside his head, lay it our clearly somewhere easily accessible. That's why I love website
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ryloric
4y ago
SBF article? It made me wonder if they're stupider, they were too eager to buy into the 'Genius Great Man' trope.
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4y ago
Can you suggest things I can read to understand this phenomena better?
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4y ago
Thanks for making my day!
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4y ago
I go through this process regularly when I have to put away groceries. I get progressively anxious about just leaving them on the counter, and it devolves into me ignoring them until I have to use them, by which time some of them are no lon
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4y ago
How can the people who came up with this and put this system in place not know how insane this sounds?
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4y ago
Covid made me quit, I just couldn't get any cigs at all due to lockdown. I was pissed for two weeks, then I just got used to it.
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Decades at times I recently finished Warren Buffett's biography Snowball, and this is a recurring theme in his life. His integrity is one of the most important factors in his success; he got a great deal or gotten out of a sticky situa
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How long ago was this? Did he get back into it later? My school had this thing called mental math, learning to do arithmetic really fast as a large portion of my 4th or 5th grade material. I absolutely sucked at it and I lost interest in an
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4y ago
Why choose Zig, is there something it provides that makes it particularly suitable for this type of project?
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4y ago
Especially when you show promise or ability in something, then you're not only the loser but the loser who's wasting natural gifts.
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You ever get over the feeling of regret for not knowing and feeling like you've wasted potential and valuable time in your 20s? Diagnosed 2 years ago and I still catch myself regretting it atleast 5-6 times a week, it's like the t
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4y ago
Third time I came across this book in less than 10 days. I swear there's a name for this phenomenon..
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4y ago
The website is https://web3isgoinggreat.com/ for anyone who wants it. Amazing the kind of scams that are being orchestrated in that world.
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ryloric
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Damn, I thought that's the url I was linking to. Copied the wrong url apparently.
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Crypto Fund 4 – A16Z crypto
(twitter.com)
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Aren't they afraid of reputational damage? Once this whole thing collapses, everyone will know what they did. There's going to be bad blood type bestsellers on this phenomenon. It's very strange to me that they don't see
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Katie Haun lands $1.5B for two crypto funds in historic raise for solo VC
(fortune.com)
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Would you recommend his lectures on computation too?
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5y ago
I know this is irrelevant for most people on here I pick Viktor Frankl's 'Man's Search for Meaning'. I started having thoughts of ending myself for the past two, three years and this book really helps my brain get out of
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I feel what most call "stupid questions" come from people assuming others have the same context and have the same assumptions about some topic. It's a kind of communication failure imho. Your advice (which is excellent btw) m
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Why do I have to be new to ask stupid questions?
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God, this is so accurate.
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Yeah, graphviz is like 30 years old I think and it's pretty solid. I think I finally settled on mermaid cause it fits flawlessly into markdown based writing or documenting software. I don't think it's anywhere close to dot in
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I used to use it a bit to draw graphs, but I've since come across mermaid[0] and it's even better for this task. It doesn't have the kind of flexibility a mouse based tool like excalidraw has but it's faster and easier t
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I've worked at two of the FAANG companies before as an engineer, so I have some idea of the general culture. What I meant was that the average employee at any of them doesn't care about about doing the 'right thing' any
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This almost reads like someone paid you to write this.
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