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dr_win
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Comment #48454864
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Comment #47505485
...and don’t forget Loon Lang — it’s a gem: https://loonlang.com By the way, “they” is actually just one person: Cam Pedersen — https://campedersen.com So far, he’s shown incredibl…
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Comment #47495588
vcad was started in 2026 and has great ambitions: https://docs.vcad.io
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Comment #46268775
*Supex* - Agentic coding for SketchUp. Working on a house renovation project in SketchUp, I wanted the same workflow I use with Claude Code: describe what I need in natural languag…
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Comment #45191101
What about buying a dedicated machine for running agents? One macbook for agents and one for personal/private work plus a good KVM switch maybe or remote desktop.
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Comment #37236888
According to the article it took him 15 years. Had been frequently visiting a single bank in Prague center (Raiffeisenbank) only with a briefcase exchanging EUR into USD in cash. D…
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Comment #37236711
Creators of P2P bitcoin exchange: https://vexl.it The data is well sourced and the code is open-source. You don't have to trust or rely on their authority. Don't trust, verify!
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Comment #25093081
Under BigSur > System Preferences > Accessibility > Display > Reduce transparency Thank me later.
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Comment #25062867
Has anybody a link to the actual research paper?
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Comment #24660712
bazqux.com The subscription is $30/year. I voluntarily opted in $50/year just because I like it so much.
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Comment #22915877
Blockchain might be a relevant tool for a group of strangers to maintain books (a database) which cannot be easily tampered with (or it is virtually impossible). Prime example is s…
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Comment #21737617
Back in the old days if the Internet, there was no cryptocurrency. I strongly believe (crypto)payments can be used as a pretty effective anti-spam measure in the future.
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Comment #21523268
Doesn't really matter how you spend the money. It is a signalling thing. The money must be burnt. With limited resources it ensures you can't repeat engagement with multiple women.…
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Comment #20354833
Who is claiming that bitcoin transactions will be used by average person for everyday payments? Making a bitcoin transaction is like recasting gold bars - not something you want to…
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Comment #20212321
This will be the base layer. They expect custodial wallets and payment channels on top (in Bitcoin terms exchange wallets and lightning network). See the Libra blockchain paper, se…
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Comment #19567137
For clojurists here, Nathan is the creator of the Specter[1] library. Which is a brilliant idea and technical masterpiece, IMO. Nathan, kudos and good luck! [1] https://github.com/…
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Comment #19282066
IMO, UX is a minor issue. Why would anyone spend hard money before fiat money? (Gresham's law) Also each spending could trigger a separate taxable event (depending on your jurisdic…
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Comment #18635598
https://bazqux.com
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Comment #18495044
Isn't problem simply with the user (his wife)? She had enabled auto-translation and didn't notice. Similar thing would happen to anyone with email account setup to forward all emai…
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Comment #17983755
To truly understand how bad it is, we would have to analyse the 250T figure in more detail. There is a "free debt" component to it which was generated via seigniorage[1] and "real …
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Comment #17429854
What about the number of deaths caused by possibility for governments to finance war efforts via money printing? Most notably both world wars.
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Comment #17087549
No, mining gold is not cheap. And if by "traditional money system" you mean fiat then I must argue that it is not comparable. Comparing bitcoin to fiat is like comparing gold to pa…
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Comment #16896649
A few years back I wrote something similar for ClojureScript: https://github.com/binaryage/cljs-zones The drawback was the need to manually wrap all participating async functions i…
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Comment #16511063
> You should be asking the opposite question. Why does anyone choose to have children? I would think that the opposite question does not need much explanation because we have some …