snejad123

10 ms·

1.
by snejad123 5y ago
A true metaverse will be very difficult to create until we have brain-computer interfaces. All VR devs are entirely focused on the visual/audio output of devices but one very important detail that is missing is the illusory sixth sense
2.
by snejad123 5y ago
I think Kobe Bryant working on his free-throws from 4 AM to 8 PM every day for decades is much harder work than some dude making dogecoin over a weekend or minting an AI-generated NFT. Wealth is not linear, it's not promised as the res
3.
by snejad123 5y ago
that's fair, and you actually have an informed view on this matter. The solution you have come to is a fair one (which is that truly developing a decentralized infrastructure that is reasonably priced to run apps on has too many challe
4.
by snejad123 5y ago
yes you are right, but still: (staking fees && smart contract fees) <<< (overhead of running a multi-billion dollar corporation)
5.
by snejad123 5y ago
I think you fundamentally don't understand what Ethereum is trying to do if you are thinking like this. I suggest you read the documentation and learn about what the infrastructure actually allows you to do. Ethereum will allow you to
6.
by snejad123 5y ago
check out some of the DeFi projects for more hands-on applications (they all have githubs too): Sushi, yearn, aave. Right now with the current function invocation costs, ethereum ecosystem cannot support meaningful apps outside of trustless
7.
by snejad123 5y ago
Yah I totally agree and I don't like the fact that tech giants like Elon & Jack are using their influence to fluctuate the price of crypto so they can make a few bucks. I find it greedy and disgusting. I think these guys have beco
8.
by snejad123 5y ago
well not sure what this proves, but I guess you can bet against the ethereum developers delivering. I'm personally not making that bet, but if you want to do so, that's your view of the world lol.
9.
by snejad123 5y ago
You are on YC's forum! I suggest you learn how the price of a product or service changes based on regulation, cost of employees, the amount of money a business owes in loans, basic stuff! More overhead adds to the cost. A smart contrac
10.
by snejad123 5y ago
not to mention millions of dollars are being loaned out and moved around platforms like yearn and aave right now. There was also a crypto-downturn in their years of operation and these two protocols didn't need "bailouts" to
11.
by snejad123 5y ago
They will in 5 years when it's worth 2x that.
12.
by snejad123 5y ago
A decentralized marketplace is more akin to what you would see in ancient bazaars of Mesopotamia. It will allow vendors to collect more money for their service while at the same time allowing customers to pay less for the same service. Thi
13.
by snejad123 5y ago
the onus is not on me to hand-deliver you information. I'm just here to say OP is wrong, speaking emotionally/egotistically, and spreading trite arguments that have been debunked time and time again. Go ahead and google "L2 e
14.
by snejad123 5y ago
no you cannot deploy an uber-like taxi app on AWS for fractions of a cent. More like billions of dollars and thousands of employees plus regulations. It's not just about the deployment infrastructure, it's also about the actual ve
15.
by snejad123 5y ago
Stop trying to play cute. If smart contracts decentralize services that means that vendors collect money directly from the user with all the middle men reduced to a governable smart contract. What does this mean ? Do you really need handhol
16.
by snejad123 5y ago
Bitcoin does a lot. A store of value that hedges against government inflation is by definition a valuable service. I don't understand why everyone is looking for a swiss-army knife like application from BTC. The value has already been
17.
by snejad123 5y ago
just because you don't use it or put in the effort to look at different decentralized projects doesn't mean there are "no use-cases". I think with the amount of activity on AAVE and yearn, plus the growth these projects
18.
by snejad123 6y ago
Out of curiosity, why do you believe that the learning process is more pronounced with making a real usable product rather than a fun project ?
19.
by snejad123 6y ago
Yes but for jobs that require emotion like sales, the current Neural Network paradigm is just not gonna cut it. I am never buying from a robot, it’s missing an element of the mind that we still haven’t even categorized the biological side o
20.
by snejad123 6y ago
Off the top of my head: When paired with a robotic medium, we'll be able to automate most pattern driven jobs like construction, welding, surgery, anything really that doesn't require human element to it and is more of a pattern m
21.
by snejad123 6y ago
it's difficult to keep up with the design expectations of the modern web with just HTML and CSS. It's possible but extremely difficult to create a "modern" experience with just html. Just like how we don't build hou
22.
by snejad123 6y ago
I don't understand the benefit ??? This seems like unnecessary overhead for any startup software companies, costing both extra time and money while overloading your server right out the gates. Instead of expecting 100 requests per min
23.
Ask HN: Why doesn't anyone ever read the docs?
13 points by snejad123 7y ago|11 comments
24.
Should I build something fun or build something that solves a problem?
16 points by snejad123 7y ago|7 comments