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doopy1

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    Comment #34122759

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    Comment #33650163

    Yeah, I'm pretty sure I have some sort of PTSD from a very humbling mushroom trip almost 15 years ago. Never had anxiety attacks before that.

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    Comment #33461648

    A grift indeed, but the target market are boomer retirees. Millennials are more likely to have some kind of sprinter conversion.

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    Comment #33351832

    A lot of people use it, but not everyone is open about it. I wouldn't use it though personally.

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    Comment #33325715

    Fortunately, they're not!

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    Comment #33051378

    I'm a fan of most things Web3, but this is so dumb.

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    Comment #32820011

    I think we can have it very quickly if someone threw a ton of money at it. The question is who wants to take that bet and run at a loss for ages.

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    Comment #32804174

    I don't know, because my memory of it is vague at this point. The octopus is definitely fascinating, I love all that stuff, but the narrative didn't really grab me and I think mayb…

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    Comment #32802859

    This got a lot of on the internet, but I found it so incredibly boring.

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    Comment #32800061

    One of my favorites is Vigilante Vigilante: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1651151/

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    Comment #32718798

    I always find it weird when film makers decide to change the movie years later. Might be fun though.

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    Comment #32718427

    Neuromancer - I just love how it makes me feel. The dystopia feels relatable and I find the writing lyrical. Fight Club - I love the pace and the style. It's a dopamine hit to read…

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    Comment #32718415

    I tried to read Zen, but found it crazy boring and gave up. I'm not sure why it's so highly regarded, but lot's of folks I know love it.

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    Comment #32718310

    Devs is awesome and filled the void that Mr. Robot left... though it's quite different. It's more like hard sci-fi.

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    Comment #32646639

    How do you pick dates and prices on the options?

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    Comment #32392196

    I was there for it, but I don't recall it being THAT bad and I jumped to Chrome as soon as it hit the scene. It was only once there was an alternative to compare it too that it was…

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    Comment #32390786

    Why is browser consolidation such a big problem? If the current market leader starts to fall behind, then whoever does it better will gain adoption. Isn't this how Chrome grew a fo…

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    Comment #32358098

    I think this depends largely on the collection and how it's promoted, but just selling an art NFT imo seems like it would fail the test.

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    Comment #32351510

    "A reasonable expectation of profit" seems like it would exclude all stable coins.

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    Comment #32344045

    I agree with you, but it's also one of those things where if everyone did their part, the impact would be quantifiable. I think these things have compounding effects. The changes h…

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    Comment #32326879

    It can be used for fun if you find EVM development fun.

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    Comment #32319190

    Welcome to HN, where crypto is the devil and must be eradicated at all costs. Anyone who thinks otherwise here is either perceived to be an idiot or a grifter.

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    Comment #32140045

    My understanding is that there are no clear allegations, that's the problem.

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    Comment #32140027

    How did he pay millions in taxes with money he sent back?

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    Comment #32103614

    I had another job lined up so that was a decent consolation prize, but I've never thought of Google the same way after that.