Circlecrypto2

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Causally Invariant Blockchains with Stephen Wolfram(youtube.com)
4 points by Circlecrypto2 2y ago|1 comments
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
I wonder how much this domain cost.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
An article has never made me want to play a game more.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
Huge milestone. I still love this app. Would hope to see this story bring some devs to the project to make it even better.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
I wonder if this problem was made worse by Japan's interest rate changes recently.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
Makes me wonder if the full disclosure mailing list is still active. People were good about contacting outdated installs and kindly offering help to get them patched.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
Not the only reason I default to Next.js apps now, but I always assumed this was happening for about a decade.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
I ran a VMO for a while and often used chatgpt to analyze contracts. Saved my butt a number of times when time was short and stress was high.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
The history here is pretty interesting. I always knew about the alchemists of old, but had no idea curiosity was fined lol
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
This reminds me... Where is the US on this issue?
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
Just logged in, no issues. I am noticing a new banner advertising a new user agreement and ToS
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
Always lead with an open source license.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
This just reminds me of the mantra "fix the money, fix the world" I imagine an energy backed money on Crypto rails could fix the incentives for both AI and humans. There's one project working on this that I know of. Qu.ai
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
This is actually really interesting history, but I wonder about apps like Line, which the Japanese still prefer. It's not a great app, but it's a user app, not a corporate one.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
Seems like CIOs are finally listening to the Grey beards.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
Cloud infrastructure and firewalls alone are a good reason to not use traceroute.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
I often refer to the website... This story should be posted there. It's a great piece of software history.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
It's unfortunate, but I feel like govt threats are working to prevent most devs from building tools for individual autonomy and freedom.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
I personally like Nostr more, but there's a big gap for users who want to participate securely and don't have bitcoin wallets. Securing your private key while using web frontends seems impossible.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
This is ironic considering the dock workers striking in America.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
I read the letter from Microsoft and it's very interesting. Tech Giants are beginning to look more and more like political parties.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
I'm sure a few have tried this before, but no one has given me a good argument for convincing the partner.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
This will be a fun space to follow as it will likely find a lot of use cases outside of gaming as well.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
This is hilarious. I hope more brands try a temporary rename.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
I read somewhere the fine was $10k. This is immaterial to him. He might have considered that as a part of the cost of doing this business.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
Linux is bigger than Linus now. This conversation reads like someone else wrote it, but perhaps everyone is a little grumpier these days.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
This is pretty fun and affordable too... I guess I might have to finally upgrade my pi.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
My first distro at 15 years of age was Gentoo and has been ever since. Feeling pretty proud over here.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
Language evolves. It's common sense that social media accelerates this.
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by Circlecrypto2 2y ago
How do I do this when they won't let me remove the battery?

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