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Delmololo
2y ago
Either it was a shitty investment from the beginning or you actually use it very regularly and it would be worth it anyway to slowly thinking about something new.
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2y ago
That's not the point. Crypto promised solving the issues of the fiat. It just doesn't do that at all and need all of the mechanics of our proof of stake system while consuming a lot of energy for it's own proof of work.
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2y ago
You exchange cash only local and either take it back or call the police. That's part of proof of stake of our society. The same with lawyers and normal contracts. All of it is part of our proof of stake. Visa provides insurance and fra
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2y ago
I have not seen anything unnatural and I hate this type of adjustment but I'm very very impressed so far
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2y ago
I got an Google Pixel pro 8 a few weeks back and holy shit it's good. I stoped using my Canon DSLR 80D this holiday and we took a handful benchmark picture I will analyse later. The night mode in dark areas wow. Tele? Wow. Macro? Aweso
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2y ago
So how would that help me to make sure I retrieve a product or service? What happens when the product is faulty or not even arriving?
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2y ago
It's worth basically nothing because no normal human only sends 'value' without receiving something. Bitcoin did not solve any real problem and you still need an additional mechanism to make sure that the thing you get back,
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2y ago
Buying some old and big land, renovating the buildings on it and than building a mix of park and permaculture garden Then researching and building open source farming robot.
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2y ago
Laws are not helping bitcoins and I could less about Bitcoin if it wouldn't consume that much resources. Nonetheless of what you build or not. You still ignore arguments I brought up in our discussion. Right now in my opinion you defle
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2y ago
The point I made: the shitty in transparent things normal people don't know about are also happening at Bitcoin. Bitcoin didn't solve any of this.
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2y ago
Porn didn't consume all of the bandwidth. Porn is used in short period of times. It's so far away of Bitcoin, that comparison doesn't make sense. Yes Bitcoin consumes a lot of renewable and often limited renewable energy. Lik
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2y ago
No it doesn't. Stop lying. Whenever energy is cheap and available Bitcoin will just consume it. And we see this. We see were energy gets blindly stolen in China, we see were a old gas power plant gets turned ON again in NY. We see that
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2y ago
Bitcoin should not be needed to be mastered but finally shutdown So much stupidity behind it. So much misery. It motivates to convert energy to heat were the local energy price is the lowest while trading globally. It connects two markets w
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2y ago
It's not simple and normal people struggle hart getting it.
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2y ago
It's actually less transparent as I thought. There was.this article a few days ago how people start to game the system because all transactions land in blocks every 10 minutes. Now if I want to trade, someone can game it and do transac
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2y ago
What exactly do you fin ridiculous about ai?
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2y ago
It's not about what someone wants but what obviously becomes possible.
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2y ago
My startup has data the Internet doesn't have. I want it to be fixing knowledge based on my data and fine-tune it to be adjusted to my use case already. I also want a.feedbackloop and can't start to send more and more context with
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2y ago
I'm just stating that's the troop a lot use. You can also find an artifact, see a vision
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2y ago
Repulsive? I don't think that's the main reason at all. More like your reason
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2y ago
Not again the radio transmission trope :( No man sky used this btw too
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2y ago
Rwe is building 235 Megawatthours capacity with 220 Megawatt output.
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2y ago
Ah I get it. First of my assumption is that solid state will win out. No burning (it's already not really an issue, millions of evs are driving around), fast charging also in winter, cheaper. A ev is only an electric engine (closed off
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2y ago
Puh no. They are both roof systems
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2y ago
You just turn them on. Keeping a coal or gas plant on standby is not that expensive and you still saved a ton of fuel.
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2y ago
You posted probably to the wrong comment. I talked about that person who is afraid of ev being a 'smartphone'
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2y ago
You know we don't need to transition everyone tomorrow. Plenty of capable people haven't done it yet at all. My garage holds probably 60 cars and I'm the only electric
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It's about day storage and regulationary skills not about replacing nuclear.
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The question is not if you can, you can, it's about speed and how fast. And solar is predictable per day good enough that you can compensate the short intervals with gas and batteries.
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2y ago
Big providers have stable and fast and encrypted connection channels between edge and backend. Client talks to closest system, TLS gets terminated as soon as possible. Certain things can be cached on edge which normally can't be cached
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