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by timdaub 4y ago
Coming from Stuttgart, Germany, it is well-known that if you get any position within the local automotive industry, it counts as making it. Doesn‘t matter what level, even if you work on the assembly line. So I interpret this post as follow
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Stablecoin Volumes Now Exceed Mastercard, American Express and Discover(chapterone.substack.com)
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by timdaub 4y ago
Call me old fashioned, but an entrepreneur like Browder or Bankman-Fried, the type of guys that don‘t know what a workout is and that fail to clean their rooms when Vice stops by: Why are the top VCs investing in them? Isn‘t the room or fit
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by timdaub 4y ago
I think trust still exists among individuals and in social groups. But yeah trusting others on the Internet makes no sense. I think we‘ll look back at the web2 era and say it was naive to trust in a www user‘s good faith actions and assume
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by timdaub 4y ago
What crypto currency did is that it showed everyone how fragile these internationally scaled algorithms are; and it blatantly exposed how bad they are for society. Take Google Maps for example: There are now many restaurants that have a rat
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by timdaub 4y ago
This is web2 peaking. The cost to scam everyone and earn a few bucks in the process has become a tenable business opportunity. It‘s not by accident that Elon Musk is now charging an 8 dollar fee on monthly Twitter usage: This is no differen
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by timdaub 4y ago
The difference between traditional finance and DeFi is that DeFi is so transparent that a single person (Molly) can run a blog to aggregate all things that went wrong. They can arise at a single number of error that the industry has created
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by timdaub 4y ago
we'll see how this "don't repeat prior mistakes' thing will play out with maxed out inflation, raging corruption in western democracies, moral wars in Ukraine, rising distrust in media and a laissez-faire approach to whi
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by timdaub 4y ago
In the end, importing LNG for Germany is essentially crypto currency free market decentralization principles applied to geo politics. Clearly, and this has become obvious on the global stage, if you have two equally sovereign powers making
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by timdaub 4y ago
posters in this thread believe that there are obviously really bad people using and working with crypto currencies. these same posters, however, don't have an inch of skepticism that there could be equally bad people sitting in powerfu
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by timdaub 4y ago
Considering the amount of damage that the international central banking cartel has done through excessive quantitative easing over the last decade and unreasonable money printing during the global pandemic, the recent inflation numbers and
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by timdaub 4y ago
more details please
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by timdaub 4y ago
Assuming you're right and Satoshi did lose their private key, one thing I find implausible is assuming embarrassment. Satoshi was, for what we know, a pseudonym that has held really well (we still don't know their real name). Per
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How did I become a productive writer?(proofinprogress.com)
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I spent two months doing nothing(proofinprogress.com)
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by timdaub 4y ago
he also started a poll asking if people are in favor or against „realtime doxxing of a person“ which soberly isn‘t what the ElonJet incident was about. I don‘t even know what my opinion is. I just think it‘s really lame, like a parent that
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by timdaub 4y ago
this isn‘t totally true. Today I also noticed that we login wall takes more screen space - but you can click it away and it didn‘t return for me anymore on iOS
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by timdaub 4y ago
tldr
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by timdaub 4y ago
no it cannot. It'll create something that looks like that but I'll be just word salad that will never compile to anything. Try anything out-of-sample and you'll see. It will not be able to implement quadratic voting as outlin
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by timdaub 4y ago
It‘s not impressive at all. It strings words together that make sense and it is absolutely not aware of semantic versioning. Just try to generate code for a specific major version or a package not super mainstream.
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Dissenting Through the Mainstream(proofinprogress.com)
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by timdaub 4y ago
> The sperm concentration of the COVID-19 negative group was significantly higher than those in the COVID-19 positive group. No statistically significant difference was detected between the groups for sperm motility and morphology. It wa
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by timdaub 4y ago
nice, excuse my ignorance I had actually never seen it differentiated in that way but it makes a lot of sense.
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Ask HN: From countries outside Twitter Verified places, how’s your experience?
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Sam Bankman-Fried Has a Savior Complex–and Maybe You Should Too [audio](gateway.ipfs.io)
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by timdaub 4y ago
https://timdaub.github.io/2022/08/28/six-unpopular-opinions-...
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by timdaub 4y ago
Alphabet is a 1T USD market cap, I‘m confident they could finance implementing 3-5 flavors.
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by timdaub 4y ago
HTML is also plain text. The blog posts defines it. Pretty render md to a perfectly readable text like reader mode on all browers and aspect ratios.
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by timdaub 4y ago
markdown is not a markup
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by timdaub 4y ago
haha that's definitely a big component of it all. But the engaged clickable web is anyways dead. This post is a static HTML file hosted on IPFS with no back links to my carefully curated blog and media presence. No branding. It's

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