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Show HN: JavaScript lib to retrieve ETH storage and create data derivatives
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Doomerism Marketing is dangerous too!
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thanks for the nice feedback, I appreciate it. Actually, regarding your sentiment, I also wrote a post where I said that the technology is good, but that people overhype it https://proofinprogress.com/posts/2023-02-01&#
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Doomerism Marketing is dangerous too
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3y ago
Farcaster and web3 fixes this, but all of your identities are so overloaded with past web3 hate that you‘ll never be able to admit it
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4y ago
I can‘t believe the citizens of a country have to stand up against mass surveillance every few years. This is nonsense. I guess we‘ll see more approaches like Signal and crypto where digital policy is being executed upon without the involve
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4y ago
so if I own $1M in Treasury bills I'll get them back while if I own $1M in cash then I'll get back $250k?
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Would love to understand if this is actually good financial advice here. My bank plays broker for all the assets I own and tbills are part of that. FDIC wrote: > As the FDIC sells the assets of Silicon Valley Bank, future dividend paymen
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this was an interesting read, although the beginning was a bit confusing. I laughed a little when I saw the author hinting at TS creating complex structures. A reason I never adopted it. A great use of TS would be to type the external inter
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Yeah that's fine. But you have to consider that an article called "LLM discourse needs more nuance" will never make it in the /new sub page on HN. There is so much competition that uses the same tricks but potentially le
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nothing to see here then - Google Search Is Dying (dkb.io) 3636 points - The Crypto-Chernobyl (stephendiehl.com) 89 points - Every Google result now looks like an ad (twitter.com/craigmod) 3592 points - Reflecting on one very, very str
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I didn't intend to insult the AI crowd as in "Millions of people are stupid." (as in e.g. "you, ML engineer are stupid"! I did NOT intend that). But in a stampede or a market mania people don't get hurt because
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yeah sure, that's the same argument as "Twitter is a private company so stop being outraged by censorship." I find it paternalistic that only _certain_ things get moderated in this way while other stuff is "too hard to d
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everything is clickbait if every headline was entirely milquetoast, nobody would know where to click anymore. reuters.com: "Adani abandons $2.5 billion share sale in big blow to Indian tycoon" Do you think it is necessary to menti
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#13 Virtual DOM is pure overhead (2018) is a dramatization. It says everyone using the virtual DOM is stupid for not optimizing their code and still using react. As someone with a lot of equity in react, it is shocking because it invokes a
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4y ago
this is simply not true
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4y ago
Just exemplary, the #4 on HN right now is "A Cold War mystery: Why did Jimmy Carter save the space shuttle?" This is a fairly normal occurrence and nobody would dare to moderate it. But it is clearly super clickbait (of a nothing
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Yeah, also "How" and "The" sometimes get automatically removed. But I don't recall seeing such an option after my submission was re-titled.
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https://imgur.com/SurVVD5
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I spent lots of time to think of the title „The AI Crowd is Mad“ because I wanted to hit all triggers for virality (belief, belonging, behavior). A bit disappointed it was moderated/changed
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mhh yeah you might have a point. I didn‘t do it on purpose though. I‘ll go through this again
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Things it performed badly for me (our of sample): - Implement quadratic voting (a concept defined in Radical Markets by Weyl). When trying to explain it, it still invented smth that looked good - Implement a First in first out calculation t
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JUMP! (Mike Solana)
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Granted. I didn‘t use Grammarly this time to fix the article‘s numerous mistakes. But frankly, it‘s also a way to prove that my article wasn‘t chatGPT generated hahahahaha
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Was he trolling?
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:‘(
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LLM discourse needs more nuance
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I Became a Productive Writer
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hopefully they do it. Twillio is an awful paternalistic company and getting SMS numbers in Germany is the actual worst. For a client, I ended up having to buy an RPI and a SIM myself because Twillio restricts service severely for anyone not
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The Red Whale That Killed the Ocean DAO
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