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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
I dunno, running for president of the US and launching a crypto coin seems pretty profitable.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
ENS has existed for a while and has very little traction.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Plenty of german companies supplied the nazis and survived ww2.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
where does the startup end and the small business begin?
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Less regulation to get in the way of the blatant corruption.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
lmao, never heard that before.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
I will gladly send you crypto for any gold you can get your hands on.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Not in the mood to debate easily google-able concepts. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monetary_sovereignty
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Clinging to unfounded beliefs about a fundamentally flawed ideology is exhausting.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
rule of law no longer exists in the US and their large corporations are filling the gap.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Your question is unclear. Denial about what national sovereignty means in regards to currency controls and what that means for crypto orgs who want to operate in the stable coin or off ramp space? Plenty of examples of orgs either failing o
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
You mean giving an agent access to your user space and hoping nothing goes wrong? The default installation for claude code is hilariously insecure and the only times I've used it is in a fully sandboxed VM.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Current US admin is pro grift, bribery, and embezzlement. Crypto is a just a tool that enables that. They have no interest whatsoever in democratization, self-custodial finance, or frictionless payments across borders for anyone but themsel
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
This argument is the endgame of the chef slowly boiling the frog.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
You'll run into them if you ever work for organizations that have strict IP constraints or have no interest hosting their code on a platform in the US. Coincidentally I have seen that becoming more and more common in my circles since l
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
"So you put in a dollar, you get back a dollar." Until you don't. There are dozens of examples of failed stable coins, to the point that they are now a meme in the crypto community.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Every crypto project runs head first into this problem. Layers and layers of technical bullshit that never addresses the fact that no government in the world wants to allow frictionless peer to peer payments across borders. CF is likely bui
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
You mean Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet?
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Well time to move my DNS off of CF again.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
So they can directly monetize page views with their own token and fully embrace the role of internet gatekeeper / tax man.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Many (likely a majority) of crypto users are "normal" in that sense too, they just want to transfer funds and don't care about concepts like decentralization or privacy. I attended DevCon and few other crypto dev events this
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
git is incredibly useful without github and has been the starting points of thousands of useful apps and clis. I havent published to gh in nearly a decade and use git daily.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
Reminds me of the various crypto protocols talking about theoretical decentralization while entirely bound to 1 platform with no other useful apps in sight.
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
A nice sentiment, hasnt been true for a while though
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
pwas deserve more attention
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by thrown-0825-1 1y ago
was working on something similar to this last week, but i ended up going with SSE instead of websockets for the control channel. the goal was to use webauthn to authenticate ssh sessions from the browser with a charm/wish ssh app backe