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hackerfooze

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    Comment #39542885

    Another classic issue with draconian regulations that could be easily solved with Web3 payments.

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    Comment #39406575

    What worked for me: plenty of sugar and starch, cut out all fat, low salt. 45 and feeling great, haven’t struggled with weight in nearly a decade.

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    Comment #38692055

    One of many issues solved by blockchain technologies. You can completely cut out the middleman and get access to your data.

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    Comment #38575025

    This is great. Their hard work is paying off. Not to mention that many of them are BIPOC unlike in past generations in which all of the richest families were white.

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    Comment #38099617

    I always felt that DeFi is the obvious solution to these problems. These people need ways to get paid or take out loans so they can get back on their feet, but it’s difficult with …

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    Comment #38099496

    Crypto is decentralized so it eliminates the middleman

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    Comment #38090674

    Why not just link your house to an NFT and transfer that? Easy, no intermediary needed

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    Comment #37453512

    Not every joke is trolling but sure do your thing if it makes you feel good

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    Comment #37449426

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    Comment #37443110

    Right - maybe we could have Bitcoin miners make the software?

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    Comment #37331319

    Both sides have merits. The truth is somewhere between Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate.

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    Comment #36781207

    No, that would be focusing on the advanced poor kids who need less help. I'm OK with that and no it doesn't keep inequality moving. Yes, done with school. Read a book, or go to wor…

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    Comment #36776401

    I disagree. In general what you'll find is that most of these advanced classes are dominated by certain economic groups. Public funds are advancing people with more resources when …