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by trophycase 4y ago
I mean, look at Opensea volume, it still did 2.5b last month. The nft "hype" hasn't really died at all to be honest. Yes, there were grifters like with any gold rush, but to say it's astroturfed is just totally laughable
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by trophycase 4y ago
What the hell are you even talking about? This site is completely delusional.
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by trophycase 4y ago
This reality is coming sooner than people think IMO
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by trophycase 5y ago
The activity on Ethereum is economically meaningful, whether you believe it is or not. And let's be honest, Netflix or Facebook could disappear off the face of the earth tomorrow and productivity would arguably increase, so is that a n
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by trophycase 5y ago
Former newspaper exec probably: "I would never hire someone who started out writing a blog "
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by trophycase 5y ago
Ok well in that case we'll choose the simpler of the two which is just stop changing the clocks.
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by trophycase 5y ago
As someone who lives in the north. During the winter standard time is absolutely brutal. You drive to work in the dark and by the time you leave its dark. At least that's the case for most people. Moving it an hour forward may alleviat
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by trophycase 5y ago
That may be true for you, but I know people who have been there purely because it has the sports team. Otherwise there is almost no reason to visit a Wisconsin town so far off of I94, even on a road trip.
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by trophycase 5y ago
It's kind of a common thing these days to pretend like anybody is smart enough to do anything.
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by trophycase 5y ago
My experience is that teens have poor mental health and have no idea the internet is causing it.
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by trophycase 5y ago
I kind of have a hard time believing this. Especially since the causation could run the other way. Declining birth rates are probably due to a lot of factors, the biggest being use of birth control, discouraging women from having children,
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by trophycase 5y ago
I wish we could go back to that. Personally I find most weed I smoke these days to be way way too strong.
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by trophycase 5y ago
How can you assume correctly if you aren't even testing that assumption?
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by trophycase 5y ago
It could even be the teflon from the frying pan.
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by trophycase 5y ago
What if people don't want this tech pseudo-utopia? I understand where you're coming from and definitely agree that commuting is a problem but... we're already on the verge of a population crisis in developed nations, loneline
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by trophycase 5y ago
Huh? I'm all for calling this what it is: discrimination. But many these are private institutions. They can discriminate however they want. Also as people have been saying for a long time: standardized tests don't necessarily meas
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by trophycase 5y ago
This is how the media and media addicted people convince you that you absolutely need to keep tuning into the madness. You can hear 99% of the news that will actually affect your life simply through interacting with friends and doing activi
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by trophycase 5y ago
Believe it or not, animals can take care of themselves for the most part.
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by trophycase 5y ago
Are we really at the point where having a button to disable personalization makes you a "power user"? I'm by no means a twitter power user, but I do want to just make my timeline chronological and remove all the "tweets
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by trophycase 5y ago
Underrated comment. There's simply too many people who don't care at all about the rules or about participating in a functional society.
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by trophycase 5y ago
as someone who has subscribed to this belief for a very long time but have had difficulty explaining it and only recently seen it pop up amongst others (twice in a week now): we use "you" because there isn't language capable
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by trophycase 5y ago
Interesting, my sister in college is convinced she has ADHD now so I wonder if this is related.
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by trophycase 5y ago
This is one of the worst nitpicks I've ever seen in my life. "Normal" implies removing all virus related mandates and restrictions. It's obvious what gp meant
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by trophycase 5y ago
my electric coil cooktop can't even boil water
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by trophycase 5y ago
It was, it basically hasn't moved as long as the "chip shortage" has been a thing. Signed: someone who holds TXN stock
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by trophycase 5y ago
More stable than the lira at this point
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by trophycase 5y ago
Ok, but the argument against it here seems to be: "I don't really understand it, haven't tried to, and haven't bothered to use it. Therefore it's dumb and has no use case."
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by trophycase 5y ago
It's much more than that even IMO. We're just getting started.
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by trophycase 5y ago
The whole idea of web3 is that identity is intertwined with all of this. NFTs will be enforceable because all web3 services will use the blockchain as the main arbiter of truth in the digital world. E.g. if you built an NFT based card game,
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by trophycase 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gipL_CEw-fk You're david letterman.

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