timdaub

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   by timdaub 6y ago

   What we should have instead of custom cookie banners is the browser asking. As it's being done with other APIs too.
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   by timdaub 6y ago

   While on first sight, I find it applaudable that Twitter cares and wants to learn, I think it's not in their responsibility anymore to moderate. They've proven to be incapable and overwhelmed about making legitimate decisions. The
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   by timdaub 6y ago

   TL;DR?
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   by timdaub 6y ago

   I find the art style of your website quite curious. Regarding the pricing and product: I do understand that some agencies may be willing to pay a few bucks to use your product. But over the long term, I'd expect that someone creates an
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   by timdaub 6y ago

   On AEternity! Wow, I've participated in their ICO back then. Thanks for the details, I'll take a look.
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   by timdaub 6y ago

   Hey, great job on the landing page, it looks good! Two questions: - How are you coping with expensive gas on main net right now? - Do you have a document describing how your token works on a technical level. Like a spec or so. Thanks and go
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   Show HN: Ranking Data Sets by Quality(rugpullindex.com)

   1 points by timdaub 6y ago|0 comments
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   by timdaub 6y ago

   I tried using traditional banking to build modern applications. In Germany, it's a nightmare. Additionally the space is heavily regulated. I worked for a company that did several million EUR a year legit revenue in the music industry.
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   by timdaub 6y ago

   Actually, it's not. I tried to make a meaningful comment about building apps in this thread and it got downvoted... [1] 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26448222
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Ok, this seems to be a well-thought out argument against Bitcoin. I'm happy to buy into it. Yes, maybe BTC corrupts people. But then without proper digital money protocols, how are we supposed to build the next wave of web applications
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Thanks for posting. I had read Antifragile in parts but I had never heard of Ergodicity. But it's a great technical term to understand! I looked online and found this post that explained it well: https://taylorpearson.me&#x2
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    Do You Own Your CryptoKitties? (2017)(medium.com)

    1 points by timdaub 6y ago|0 comments
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Shameless plug, I have a pet project that rates assets by their risk of getting rug pulled: https://rugpullindex.com It's only working for a small set of pools right now.
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    Show HN: Rating tokens by rug pull risk(rugpullindex.com)

    1 points by timdaub 6y ago|0 comments
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Why is this on the front page? What's the message here?
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Cringe. Software developers should really start inhaling a big dose of dadaism to realize how useless their mega seriousness often is.
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    I live in Berlin. I've found a regulated appartment for rent last year. The author clearly exposes his sentiment in their choice of words. There's lots of buzzwords thrown around and not much reporting from here. Was the author ev
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    Scaling Ethereum 1 Tx at a Time(rugpullindex.com)

    3 points by timdaub 6y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Ranking Data Sets by Quality(rugpullindex.com)

    2 points by timdaub 6y ago|0 comments
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    I like the article. It describes my observations from previous BTC bubbles. A point the author makes is that within a bubble, markets can turn irrational. And additionally that they can sustain this irrationality for some time.
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    Show HN: Ranking Data Sets for AI on Ethereum(rugpullindex.com)

    1 points by timdaub 6y ago|0 comments
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Fair enough. Actually, in the place I lived I could be as loud as I wanted too.
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Here's some anecdotal evidence from my experience: I've lived close to a loud 4 lane road for 4 years. My windows were bad too. When trucks drove over a bump in the road, I sometimes was able to notice the vibrations. Given this r
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    > terrible project I think that's a terrible comment. I salute everyone that tries to make the incredible inefficient third law of thermodynamics more efficient. Sure, you can say that crypto mining is superfluid. But so is all huma
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Hey, I think you're making a valid point and I probably should have explained more what I meant by my statement. IMO, there's a middle ground we can go between slow PoW on L1 and scaleability. I think that it can be done by having
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Thanks for that comment :)
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    Ethereum Isn't Fun Anymore(timdaub.github.io)

    293 points by timdaub 6y ago|632 comments
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    Biontech defends themselves against price controversy(m.faz.net)

    1 points by timdaub 6y ago|0 comments
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Turns out Biontech had good reasons to claim 50EUR per dose: https://m.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/unternehmen/biontech-we...
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    by timdaub 6y ago

    Biontech founder defends himself amidst price controversy: https://m.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/unternehmen/biontech-we...