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thehazard
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Comment #25673312
Migrated to Gemini recently. Much happier.
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Comment #24654953
Matcha | Frontend Engineer | Remote | https://www.matcha.xyz Matcha is a meticulously designed decentralized exchange that makes it safe and easy for anyone in the world to access …
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Comment #23022945
You know that California bails out the majority of the rust belt indirectly via State taxes, right? Curious how you consider that in the equation.
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Comment #22321037
Very close minded on crypto, aren't ya?
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Comment #22321024
Bruh, I named one above.
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Comment #22321008
Does Bank of America have a stablecoin not tied to any major fiat currency with over $600MM of value locked in the contract? (Hint: no, no they do not.)
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Comment #22277141
People are using it. By definition it is useful.
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Comment #22277118
...a stablecoin not tied to any major fiat currency with over $600MM of value locked in the contract. That's an extremely successful product by any definition.
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Comment #22277084
You don't think it's a bit biased...? > "The field was literally composed of BS." > "I think I’ve literally never seen an ICO white paper idea that wasn’t palpable nonsense."
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Comment #22277041
MakerDAO.
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Comment #22276576
Horribly written article -- doesn't go into any detail about the proposal, uses anecdotal data, and author is extremely biased. Seems like the author has an axe to grind. The propo…
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Comment #22172017
This is awesome for the DeFi community. Glad to have a trusted source to aggregate liquidity from. Seems like liquidity aggregation will be commoditized on a long enough time horiz…
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Comment #20044517
0x is seriously the best project in the crypto space right now.
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Comment #18812101
...the author's title is literally "monorepos: please don't!"
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Comment #18810486
Textio | Seattle, WA USA | Full-Time | On-Site Selected as Washington's #1 Place to work! At Textio, we're changing the way people write. We predict how your writing will perform b…
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Comment #18810322
Better title would be "Monorepos don't fit with my particular use case."
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Comment #18590923
Textio | Seattle, WA USA | Full-Time | On-Site At Textio, we're changing the way people write. We predict how your writing will perform based on previous real-world results from si…
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Comment #18461517
Moving from updating state via state diffs (Draft) to discrete operations (Slate) is a huge architectural advantage, among other things.
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Comment #18461430
Love Slate. Amazing plugin system -- I've started integrating a backing CRDT with Slate, enabling realtime collab. Would recommend. Coming from Draft, it's a order of magnitude mor…