timdaub

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   Are Token Holders Slaying Moloch?(timdaub.github.io)

   1 points by timdaub 5y ago|0 comments
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   Web3: The next generation of the web is here apparently(theregister.com)

   17 points by timdaub 5y ago|2 comments
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   by timdaub 5y ago

   Facebook is a bad company that is hurting many people so they need to be boycotted.
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   by timdaub 5y ago

   fuck facebook* *Facebook is a bad company that puts profit over people and they should be boycotted. People that work at Facebook are complicit to its policy and so also their publications should be boycotted.
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   by timdaub 5y ago

   Can confirm. But hey Peter Thiel then recommended him to Trump for like some government positions.
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   by timdaub 5y ago

   > I've yet to read a compelling argument as to why making a bunch of nerds (like myself) rich is not just a continuation of capitalism. Yes, crypto is a continuation of capitalism.
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   by timdaub 5y ago

   - Read 3 pages and Balaji was mentioned 6 times - Top 10 crypto people to watch is mostly VCs, ok - Links to some big claims are direct links to tweets - "It’s inaccurate to call Tether a fraud." - TIL: Balaji backed Worldcoin (Wo
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   by timdaub 5y ago

   I also don't know why we have accepted them. I would have wished that browser vendors made these dialogues a part of the web specification so that the UX/UI is at least streamlined.
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   by timdaub 5y ago

   I started to use htm as a templating language for fastify and express. It's pretty cool as you have familiar JSX-ish syntax in backend templates. As a next step, I wanna build my own web components and include the tags on the backend.
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    Actually, I probably only buy meat every second week. And I've been consistently going to the same shop.
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    organic food "Bio" is wildly expensive here in Germany... Also: the 600€ is groceries only. I don't track the cost of going to restaurants. It'd probably significantly increase total food costs.
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    I have managed to maintain a body mass of 90kg but nice try!
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    I live in Berlin Germany. I've been manually tracking all my grocery costs over 2 years now in an Google Spreadsheet. I'm a single person and I buy organic food. I work from home and I don't eat a lot outside. I cook probably
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    Two Years of Blogging; a Reflection(timdaub.github.io)

    1 points by timdaub 5y ago|0 comments
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    While googling around, I found a HN post of AndrewStephens (the blog's author) about attracting audiences to their blog [1]. - 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13967918
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    The Worst Web Analytics(sheep.horse)

    1 points by timdaub 5y ago|1 comments
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    My theory is that the people who shitpost about blockchain on HN every day do it for the same reasons as crypto people post positive things: We all want more money at the end of the day. Take this with a grain of salt, but I think all of th
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    How can a database achieve observability to anyone?
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    yeah, trustless is a marketing term. I don't see people here getting riled up about the fact that many founders call their product "intuitive" either. Neither can there be pre-born intuition for a tech product as anything hum
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    Illuminating the Dark Forest(timdaub.github.io)

    2 points by timdaub 5y ago|0 comments
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    haha so Naval even writes his name first when he starts a blog post: > Naval: Groups never admit failure. A group would...
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    Blockchains, NFTs and anonymous p2p file transfers gonna be the music industry's final nail in the coffin and it's because of people like that author. They've resistet innovation for to long, so inevitable they're gonna
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    30yo, healthy eyes. Never had to do anything. I'm working with my laptop on a stand and a keyboard in front.
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    Is an article that starts with an Elon Musk tweet quote bullshit?
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    I've been part of the space since years, and regarding the anonymity argument, I've never heard that anonymity protects against crypto-thieves. May be true though. But, I think generally it's wrong too. Neither does it mean t
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    Dunno if I agree. It's like being in the stock market. Talk is cheap and so actions carry way more signal. It's a stronger statement to be vacccinated than to argue online for vaccinations. And it's a stronger statement to no
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    "War" is a pretty strong terminology for the civil discourse currently happening.
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    Sure, but the two qualities: - 70% of population vaccinated - and ICU beds clogging up because of unvaccinated don't have to be considered separately. Instead, they are nice facts for making an informed decision about what to do next.
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    You way of arguing is exaggerated. Of course, I'd strongly oppose such decision. It's an entirely separate issue that has nothing to do with ICU beds, vaccines and a pandemic.
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    by timdaub 5y ago

    I Germany you can go to a doctor and get an attest about practically anything. If you fail, just visit the next doctor.