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shane_b
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shane_b
5y ago
I agree when thinking about building software in one org where there is coordination. When expanding to multi org and international, the problems to solve become much clearer imo.
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HyperLedger Fabric docs have an example of a manufacturer, vendor and short term finance provider all on the same network with transactions happening instantaneously. Then when you look into case studies, Honeywell has an airplane parts mar
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shane_b
5y ago
I believe it. There’s value in shared systems but not necessarily a special data store.
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shane_b
5y ago
Good to know, thank you.
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shane_b
5y ago
Currently they have one of the only if not the only enterprise permissioned blockchain project called fabric and it’s open source. I could see them making a comeback with crypto but not the way we think about it today. Instead, inter-enterp
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5y ago
Ignorance is bliss
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I personally think password managers are positioned best for web3. Just add crypto wallet functionality (similar encryption skills) and then facilitate both web2 and web3 login.
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5y ago
Of course it doesn’t. We have 2 years of experience vs hundreds in person.
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5y ago
A lot of improvements to breathing come as secondary effects from other things. For example, wake posture, sleep posture, nose vs mouth, etc. Any conscious breathing is short like you mention but I still think it builds a habit of breathing
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5y ago
Yeah the idea is the same except for bitcoin as the asset. Additionally no minimum asset amount. SLOC allow borrowing up to 35-50% of asset vs 80% or more. The interest rates are comparable tho.
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5y ago
I see your confusion but you don’t have more. After borrow, you have your deposit plus your borrow. As to why, there are any number of reasons. - you can avoid capital gains in deposit since a loan is not capital gains. Pay for an expense o
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Most threads about wealthy complain they don’t have to sell for capital gains but average person does. This is exactly that vehicle for anyone. You could spend $800 but your total capital is $1000 vs $1800. In my example, you would only be
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The comments on this are very binary. Depressed or not. And everyone has their threshold (temp sadness, debilitating, chronic) I remember when we used to think of depression as a spectrum instead of discrediting people that struggle, even i
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No, you pay for it with your assets. Someone else pays to settle your debt and get your assets. Example. You have $1000 btc deposited in a lending platform, you can borrow up to 80%. You borrow $800 usd. You keep the usd no matter what. If
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Liquidation. Most (all?) crypto loans are collateralized for the concerns you mention. If asset value drops to debt value plus a buffer, it’s liquidated. Someone else pays your debt and gets your assets. To pay back, you simply repay the sa
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5y ago
Thank you for the clarification
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5y ago
Even at basketball, Michael Jordan was bad in high school and only at his first couple years of college did he build the work ethic to make him what he is. He’s not inherently exception.
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I wouldn’t be so hard on yourself. I know what you are feeling and have felt it myself. One key is although you have many years of experience professionally, on any individual project, you are a beginner. Anything substantial, like you ment
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You’re right. I think wash refers to selling then buying at the same price resulting in a wash.
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This is really awesome. We’ve come to the same conclusion in my business, buyers want to buy not be sold to. This means they need information to make a decision on their own. With many people involved in that decision. For us, that’s half o
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For my team, we use a rule of two naive implementations then the third is a refactor. Cleaning code is often wasted effort when you don’t have the full picture or understand future variations. Like you mentioned with ripping out your refact
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I do end up with more knowledge than I want when I add links to a long file. It’s important to look a second time to remove the noise. For me, I prune every other week and usually takes 10 mins tops. If nothing else, my brain gets a second
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I don’t meticulously categorize but I probably save 1-2 useful links or comments a week. I run a small agency so it’s usually around estimating/planning, why people don’t like their job, libraries to improve dev workflow, product dev,
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My Mac is formatted case sensitive when the default is case insensitive. This will also catch a ton of import related bugs. League of legends doesn’t run until I sed files for instance.
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I’m not really a fan of agile but I like the simplicity of OKRs if done well. It’s not easy and time consuming like you mention. My guess is it rarely gets done correctly. One of the main benefits of OKRs imo is helping each person understa
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I feel we need a middle ground between standup and pair programming. Standups aren’t enough to meaningfully contribute but pair programming is frequently wasteful and dominated by one person. I have been thinking about a daily meeting of 5-
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I would lean towards quality. In my sales efforts, shotgun approach rarely works and anecdotally is working less over time. Until you have case studies and social proof, shotgun will never work imo. Referrals are more important than ever.
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Haha I’ve been there too but it’s scary
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I would guess supply chain costs and delays reduced their speed of renovation unexpectedly and they can’t carry the cost of sitting on the property during that wait time. So to your point, it’s likely temporary based on unexpected renovatio
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This is a completely reasonable concern. I’ve been stuck with 185lb on my chest (modest difficulty at the time). I couldn’t lift it due to fatigue. That particular time, I was able to get it onto my lap. My solution after a few uncomfortabl
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