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nerf0

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    Comment #45850854

    What's with the "is dead at"? I'm not a native speaker but it seems a bit disrespectful.

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    Comment #37706831

    I work in this area and to me, the tech is still super interesting. In particular, things like zero knowledge proof and related scaling/privacy solutions are at the forefront of cr…

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    Comment #37527058

    Who's laughing now Hetzner? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32607728

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    Comment #37105282

    I want to make this random off-topic comment: For years I've been collecting various audio clips, where "environmental" sound (voice, noise, etc.) transitions into music, or vise v…

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    Comment #34030440

    I had learned a saying recently "cars for the poor, watches for the rich". The idea is that cars have higher utilities so even though cars are higher price in general, watchers sho…

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    Comment #33579964

    Correct. Here I'm assuming USDC is "stable". If USDC drops (or if USDT rises, for that matter), you might get liquidated.

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    Comment #33579017

    Depends on market conditions and the lender you use. Currently around 4% on AAVE. If demand rises this can go up obviously. Note you do get interest on your deposit so that helps o…

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    Comment #33578935

    Not financial advice. Numbers are just examples. 0: Buy 10000 USDC with $10000 1: Deposit 10000 USDC on AAVE 2: Borrow 5000 USDT 3: Sell 5000 USDT for 5000 USDC 4: Wait for USDT to…

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    Comment #33568788

    If crypto didn't exist, these people would either go to wallstreet, or play poker.

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    Comment #33520094

    I admit I did panic and tried to withdraw my funds yesterday. They just processed it today. A bit delayed but still processing.

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    Comment #32924468

    I don't see a problem. Of course banks want KYC, but that doesn't stop you from selling the crypto on e.g. Coinbase (also KYC'ed) and sending to your bank.

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    Comment #32924347

    Pardon my ignorance: what does IRS have to do with money laundering?

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    Comment #25588591

    I built a very simple website [0] for playing poker. The idea was that people can play poker in person without chips or a deck of cards. I had also planned for more features like h…

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    Comment #25497701

    Not much right now, but see https://etheroes.io/roadmap

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    Comment #25497686

    Sure! I'm using a network very similar to StyleGAN. After generating a batch, I review the images and weed out maybe 10% of the really bad ones. I was actually surprised at how wel…

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    Comment #25497627

    You are probably right. I'm familiar with how Lightning network works in bitcoin, but not super familiar with L2 in ethereum. Do you have some pointers that I can read? I'm also in…

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    Comment #25491382

    Hi HN: This is a fun project I've been working on recently. The idea of the cards started when I saw how an AI could generate realistic portraits of people. I tried to apply simila…

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    Comment #23812746

    For anyone who's put off by the visual quality of the pdf, I made a nicer copy of it: https://nerfsoftware.com/reflections.html

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    Comment #23812678

    So much this. Not to mention that even within the same language, the implementation can differ (e.g. Firefox vs Chrome). I recently had to parse a bunch of dates in python, writing…

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    Comment #23594561

    I made 2 things: I made a website for friends and family to play poker online. https://playcards.live . No cards or chips required. Works on any devices. I parsed en.wikipedia usin…

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    Comment #23483634

    Wikipedia was a text gold mine waiting to be mined. They even publish data dumps themselves that anyone can download. I doubt they had any problem with people "stealing" their data…

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    Comment #23397957

    Thanks! Yup I need to spend more time on it. I had a hard time finding an intuitive calendar UI that works on both desktop and mobile, and finally settled on just relying on search…

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    Comment #23397914

    Thanks! Mind sharing what kind of project?