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aitrean
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Comment #24871187
> DeFi on Ethereum is replicating the existing financial system, so by criticizing this, you're essentially also criticizing the legacy financial system. Checkmate nOcOiNeRs. If yo…
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Comment #24813433
This is true. I did write that hastily, and therefore mis-used ad-hominem.
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Comment #24812728
> I'm genuinely surprised that the HN community thinks a toxic comment like this is upvote-worthy Is this a̶d̶-̶h̶o̶m̶i̶n̶e̶m̶ [EDIT: attack] really necessary? I'm sharing a though…
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Comment #24810743
Ugh. The mind of a narcissist on full display here. Want to have a comfortable position with decent growth opportunities over time, and fair compensation? You must be some bottom-f…
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Comment #18862384
Glad that moronic speculation is over with. On to the next one!
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Comment #18553902
Well that was a pile of hot garbage. "Blockchain groups now exist at every major university in the world and the number of people who own some kind of crypto digital asset continue…
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Comment #17342733
I think you just have a lot of pot shots to take against Tesla (most of which seem to have no precedent??), and want to project them onto this situation. This story relates to an i…
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Comment #17333509
And they shouldn't. News should not be determined by its shareholders. The idea that such privileges should be able to be purchased is so incomprehensibly stupid, I'm at a loss for…
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Comment #17295852
>That's not an argument against building something... At which point did I argue building things is bad? I actually took a lot of time to learn Ethereum smart contract development …
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Comment #17295637
There's a fair point to be made there. But then I would ask which solution is best: lobbying hard enough to democratize the organizational structure of ICANN, creating a competitiv…
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Comment #17295102
Even if blockchain DNS systems were production quality - which they're far from - why is a 'central authority' inherently bad? The entirety of cloud computing, and the modern inter…
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Comment #17289631
Debit and credit are the only methods for commerce with almost any third party. Transferring and escrow payments require direct channels that Wells Fargo does not want to negotiate…
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Comment #17286230
Banks are doing this from a perspective of risk management. But I will bet any number of Bitcoin that crypto nerds will construe this as a narrative that the big banks are attackin…
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Comment #17281692
Open source contributions do not cover even scratch the surface of depth needed to be a software developer. Oh, you resolved that issue in a related repo? That's awesome. Now, for …
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Comment #17280491
Design work is extremely different from developer work. Design work is usually publicly available, and each piece often stands on its own. Paid developer work is usually not public…
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Comment #17241638
It's rank 726 on Alexa ranks. Somehow I find it hard to believe that of the 725 more popular websites than AskFM, only 9 are social networks.
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Comment #17241125
So, while I usually agree blockchain/crypto ecosystem is the most degenerate thing since Vista, it's worth being a little objective here. These were not four crypto nerds travellin…
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Comment #17224297
>IBM controlled powerful segments of the market, and would defend or compete by buying technology. Right, but IBM used to comprise almost the entire hardware and software market. O…
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Comment #17224265
Although it doesn't relate to the acquisitions, I'd definitely agree, that's anti-competitive behaviour. Was not aware of that policy.
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Comment #17224026
Woops. Yep. It's hard to keep track of all these billion dollar Facebook acquisitions.