soultrees

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by soultrees 5y ago
Genuine question out of curiosity - what do you get out spending that much on a game? I’ve heard some whales spending 10-20k a week and that’s probably not even the highest. Do you get genuine enjoyment out of it or do you ever feel fleeced
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by soultrees 5y ago
Probably not to be honest. Even Covid just made the industry bigger. Only issue is that crafty might be a bit bare ;)
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by soultrees 5y ago
There’s a suburb of Vancouver called Richmond that has been built on an old bog. There are building limits and other codes to deal with because of it but I heard recently that the ground in Richmond is actually becoming more stable of all t
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by soultrees 5y ago
Let’s also not forget that 2-3 contracts exist and are pretty standard for most people with a phone. That’s years of lock-in on a post-paid customer.
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by soultrees 5y ago
I’m surprised nobody has mentioned factorio. Easily my favourite game and right up HN’s alley.
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by soultrees 5y ago
This is troubling because the future economy will be segregated to corporate walled gardens with each of them standing as gatekeepers to a falsely free economy, under the guise that it’s a private network. Couple that with a % of every econ
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by soultrees 5y ago
It appears that you are putting your own feelings toward this headline and making large assumptions about the intent of the submitter or author. I read this article as a signal for how bad the drug problem is and not that COVID is unimporta
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by soultrees 5y ago
As a consumer you will (are?) likely only involved in a few economic Microsystems. If you break it down, you probably spend a lot of your money through the same companies as it is, so it’s not a far fetch to think that each of these compani
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by soultrees 5y ago
NFTs are interesting because they are a start of the conversation on the path of digital ownership and scarcity. As it stands now, this space is not even close to its final form and eventually the idea of digital ownership is not so far fet
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by soultrees 5y ago
As someone who has hired creatives from around the world back in the day - I used to love the BTC option to settle any invoices. Back then it wasn’t as well known so it usually took a little explaining but anyone who accepted it received th
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by soultrees 5y ago
You get plenty of requests for the static part of it and less so for actual ipv4. If there was an option for static ipv6 then people would also request that instead. Static IPs have use cases that people in the wild need, however I don’t th
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by soultrees 5y ago
Without speculation, how else would you know what to measure against?
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by soultrees 5y ago
Marketing. However, there is value in it but you’re mainly seeing the power of marketing at play here.
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by soultrees 5y ago
Let’s not forget that they are people too with their own insecurities so just because someone is beautiful, or has a big house, it does not mean that they are not deserving of compliments either.