sparksparkapach

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   by sparksparkapach 4y ago

   Damn when did hacker news readers end up not reading the article. It literally says at the end it will be a token on Polygon, 1 cent fees for doing token related activity
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   by sparksparkapach 4y ago

   Should be the opposite, this is not even 1/10th of 1 percent of what's stored in defi. This shouldn't even be huge news. I don't even see any links to bug bounties on their site.
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   by sparksparkapach 5y ago

   capitalism dictates that we should offer it to the ones with enough capital to spare, nothing we should do about it then
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   by sparksparkapach 5y ago

   Yes, definitely an extreme. 120k in rural texas and you can live quite lavishly. That's 4x the median income in texas, probably even more that that for the area you are in if you described it as rural. You'd have to spend quite a
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   by sparksparkapach 5y ago

   College kids smell very bad, windows were the one thing that would let people air out their smelly rooms. Windowless rooms are a terrible idea.
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   by sparksparkapach 5y ago

   This is just one and I'm sure there are more to come because if the practice is unsustainable a large part of the community would not support it in the long term. https://medium.com/celoorg/a-carbon-negative-blockc
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   by sparksparkapach 5y ago

   There are quite a few carbon neutral chains that people do launch on. Most businesses do require energy but they try to offset it. People are trying to shift away from mining for the largest NFT blockchain though, ethereum.