solumos

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Fair critique — AngelList is pretty aggressive with its fees. If you're willing to handle settlement + custody yourself, it's much cheaper. The oracle problem is very real (and solvable). Even ignoring the ability to transact with
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> But why? Mostly US bureaucracy and central banks + states having their own agendas. At this point, world governments have had how many years to figure this out? It's no better than 2009 in the US. Much of the world doesn't ha
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the easiest use case to grok (and one that's being used right now) is a near-instant global settlement layer e.g. startups today are able to accept funds in USDC[0] without the hassle + cost of sending/receiving a wire transfer or
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Vanilla html/css/js are great for static sites, but once you start building an application it gets more difficult to manage state: both on the page, and with the backend that stores user data. What you're saying is similar to
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Same, I've had exactly one EM who wasn't bullshit and he matched your criteria perfectly.
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yes, in the same way architectural building decisions are subjective. It would be bad to design an office building if you were supposed to design a school, and it would be bad to only have one door to a school and no windows, etc. Does it m
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a searchable log for all communication and knowledge In my experience, workplace chat apps were either instant message apps with really bad rich text support and no search/file upload support, or document stores like Lotus Notes that w
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it was a temporary outage https://twitter.com/d_dasilva/status/1559941560342642688
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If it were illegal or did involve deception, surely his investors would have pursued legal action rather than giving him a golden parachute.
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Shady? Yes Conflict of interest? Probably Fraud? Almost certainly not
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Say what you will about Adam Neumann, but he didn't commit fraud
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https://topica.io - productized transcription service to turn video content into a searchable archive https://joincrux.com - weight loss community w/o the snake oil BS
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It's extremely slow to load, even before the spinner starts. This should really be a static site. A lot of copy issues with typos, grammar, etc. throughout. This is compounded by the fact that there's a lot of copy on the page (pr
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> This paragraph perfectly encapsulates everything wrong with the way promoters sell Ethereum... That information comes from "oracles", or what the article calls "validators". Validators and Oracles are two different
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There are multiple free DICOM readers, but each imaging device manufacturer has its own interpretation of what a "DICOM" file is, so there are a lot of quirks.
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> If you look at a DevOps engineer job description, it looks remarkably similar to a System Administrator role from 2013, but with some containers and cloud provider management instead of racking and stacking servers. This is true of man
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full day on-site is better than a 4hr take-home
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I was an early user for about 6 months before the M1 was launched. Pretty great product IF you don't want to buy the latest Apple hardware and you work in the browser a lot. They're still working on it, and growing the user base.
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Curve: https://curve.readthedocs.io/ Terra (Classic): https://docs.wcdc.me/docs/index.html Anchor: https://docs.anchorprotocol.com/protocol/overview
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Rain | https://www.raincards.xyz/ | NYC or Remote | Frontend Engineer, Full-Stack Engineer, Smart Contract Dev, Chief of Staff, Pitch-your-own Role Rain’s mission is to create the fastest and easiest pathways for web3 teams
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This poster's content is frequently clickbait for people who want to play "business" - i.e. garbage advice. Most advice is garbage (but that's an answer to a different question). "Generalist" and "Speciali
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It's not correct, it's only the data on the Ethereum blockchain (Terra is on its own blockchain).
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Looking through the "top addresses" - these are mostly smart contracts on Ethereum
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Rain | https://www.raincards.xyz/ | NYC or Remote | Frontend Engineer, Full-Stack Engineer, Smart Contract Dev Rain’s mission is to create the fastest and easiest pathways for web3 teams to spend crypto in the real world. W
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Similarly, I've seen candidates ruled out because they have a lot of experience without career progression after a certain point - "ah, he's been in the same senior role for 8 years? Must be something wrong with him"
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you should go check out Epic Systems in Verona, WI
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> How is it possible to opt-out of a legal process? via contract > How is it possible for this to happen automatically without agreeing to it?! by accepting the Terms of Service
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> Is it actually good as default choice to host a software system of any scale? I think so - or its competitor, Google Cloud Platform. Anything beyond a simple software system that you might deploy on heroku up to the complexity of somet
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how many of these decentralized protocols has the FBI fixed?
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No, proof of stake is a means of consensus for transaction validation[0]. This exploit took advantage of a governance token's voting power to distribute funds in a smart contract[1]. [0] - https://www.investopedia.com/t

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