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pamplemoose

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    Comment #46423182

    It's possible that those critical periods can be manipulated or induced. See https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3848041/

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    Comment #43723204

    You take a sample and check

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    Comment #39645065

    > When you look at any new condo development in a Canadian city (without government affordable-housing involvement), there end up being no bachelor, 1bd, or even 2bd units in the d…

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    Comment #34891521

    What would you prefer to parking permits? The scam is living in a society that requires a car for normal day to day living.

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    Comment #33619085

    This is too cynical of a take for me. I fell down the rabbit hole after reading/watching some of Vitalik's writing years ago. I think it's worth spending a small, insignificant amo…

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    Comment #33597971

    Stick to protocols that have been around for even a year and you'll do much better than those listed in that article. How much has been lost via hacks from Uniswap, Aave or MakerDA…

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    Comment #33597818

    It looks like Uniswap has more volume for ETH/USD than almost any other centralized exchange right now https://twitter.com/haydenzadams/status/1592188164218707969?...

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    Comment #33597689

    FTX was a completely centralized entity. The decentralized aspects of crypto ("defi") has been operating just fine through this entire shit-show.

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    Comment #31824833

    It was released. https://insilicofilm.com/

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    Comment #29278199

    I think these "money swarms" will learn and be able to coordinate more effectively relatively soon. One of my favourite projects is pooltogether.com, a no-loss lottery where the pr…

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    Comment #28842128

    the headline is attention seeking since there are numerous pre-existing brain atlases that describe the anatomy/cellular/molecular parts in different ways. You can check https://po…

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    Comment #28643705

    I liked the idea of the moonshot bots https://decrypt.co/79606/moonshot-bots-nfts-gitcoin-ethereum... where the funds raised are used for public goods.

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    Comment #27339466

    Ketamine should be a fairly cheap treatment, but there are lots of ways that many involved will try to extract money out of 'doing good'. Check out this take [1] by Slate star code…

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    Comment #27198029

    Important to note there has been pushback on Matthew Walker's writing. Feel free to read more from Alexey Guzey [1] or Andrew Gelman [2]. [1] https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/ …

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    Comment #27196284

    i'd prefer you ban cars

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    Comment #27196236

    or you can fork and remove the bad actors, burning all their coins. good luck with their next attack. in contrast, you can't burn an attackers fleet of miners

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    Comment #27196211

    those currencies already exist. people can choose to use them, while understanding the trade-offs.

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    Comment #27195831

    I found the following article to be helpful in understanding some of these processes https://haseebq.com/ethereum-is-now-unforkable-thanks-to-def...

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    Comment #27101872

    I recently learned of zkDai[1]. Do you have any thoughts on this or the Aztec protocol? [1] https://medium.com/aztec-protocol/introducing-zkdai-into-the...

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    Comment #25426552

    It's particularly interesting given that it followed up on earlier stories related to the waste clearance in the brain. You can read up more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glymph…

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    Comment #19683096

    That's exactly what it was. Atul Gawande wrote a column in the New Yorker [0] and was presumably offered a deal to expand it into a book. [0] https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/200…