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by Lucadg 5y ago
Great article. About NFTs: we tend to think they somehow need an image to make sense, while the "own the NFT to own the image" is both wrong and just one specific use case out of many. I find it useful to think about NFTs as &quot
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by Lucadg 5y ago
I did the contrary. Completely wasted away my young years and money in endless world travels. Couldn't be happier of my decision. It's very subjective tough, and highly dependent on your risk tolerance.
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by Lucadg 5y ago
I think going maxi is a negative rather than a positive. It's when you go too far in the journey and seek for simplicity. Crypto is a complicated and fast moving world, so it's understandable that some people become religious (as
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by Lucadg 5y ago
You can check https://collab.land/ which allows Discord users to access certain channels after proving token ownership.
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by Lucadg 5y ago
That's very different
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by Lucadg 5y ago
Yes, I think this information hasn't sunk in yet for the majority of people.
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by Lucadg 5y ago
For the reasons you enlist, I think we'll see a big shift towards working for DAOs or other forms of value creating decentralized and distributed organizations. They allow more independence, you only work on stuff you like and the inte
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by Lucadg 5y ago
Smart contracts are neither smart nor contracts. It's code which does stuff and if you want to be on the safer side of it, you allow time and liquidity to test them out. If you want to assume risks and possibly higher rewards you get i
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by Lucadg 6y ago
Prediction: Airbnb reverse airdrop within 5 years.
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by Lucadg 6y ago
Many comments about whether there was fraud or not, the Democrats did the same or not etc...whole the while point here is: is it YouTube's role to decide what content has merit and what has not? I don't think so. It opens the doo
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by Lucadg 6y ago
This is the same platform that runs obviously scammy ads of Vitalik Butherin Ethereum giveaways for months at the time. Ads, not even content. I wonder how they plan to monitor elections claims.
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by Lucadg 6y ago
You are not talking about Airbnb here. You are saying a whole industry which existed well before hotels, before Airbnb and will exist after Airbnb is not a good fit for you.
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by Lucadg 6y ago
The Matrix is better, humans just sleep there :) In Uber, Airbnb or Amazon they need to work!
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by Lucadg 6y ago
that's a good one thanks! One aspect which does not fit too much it the fact that the farmer cuts the plants to eat them and the rancher kills the animals. Uber or Airbnb don't kill the users, they keep them alive and extract a pa
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by Lucadg 6y ago
Thanks, interesting
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Ask HN: An organism which creates an ecosystem to feed on it
2 points by Lucadg 6y ago|7 comments
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by Lucadg 6y ago
I'm afraid little testing helps keep numbers low. They tested 5000 people since a few days ago in Bulgaria.
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by Lucadg 6y ago
In Bulgaria between 8.30 and 10.30 shops are open for the elderly only. I'm not sure how effective this is but it strikes me as a good low tech move.
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by Lucadg 6y ago
Yes. I meant if it's active after 17 days, which at the moment seems not to be the case. I'm sticking with the 5 days rule.
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by Lucadg 6y ago
This is of huge significance. So far I've been acting in the 3 days life on surfaces. I quarantined purchases for 5 days before bringing them in the apartment. If it's 17 days or more it's all been in vain. It also means it&#
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by Lucadg 6y ago
Exactly. I started baking my own bread and when in pass in front of a bakery I wonder how long it will take for people to realize it's not 100% safe.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Thanks for the clarification! One option I learned in Paris years ago is to buy the dough from the bakery and then prepare the pizza myself: it takes a few minutes and it's usually much better. Also, I've been baking my own bread
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by Lucadg 7y ago
What if the pizza cardboard is contaminated by the delivery guy? Do you place it on the table anyway? What if someone infected coughed on the pizza itself? Or simply touched the edges to place it there? At the moment studies prove the virus
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Same here. Tried to alert people in Italy. Laughed at me. Now mad at me. The human mind is indeed fascinating. Still if only one person was saved because of this, it was worth it.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Numbers per country in general are really hard to evaluate as there is no standard for anything. Confirmed cases: heavily dependent on tested people. 1500 in US vs 100k in S. Korea makes the comparison useless. Also, who is tested? In Italy
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by Lucadg 7y ago
The platform-provider relationship is a new thing. A new kind of regulation is needed. Trying to define drivers as employees or contractors is futile.
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Maybe decentralized marketplaces could offer a solution in the long term. This one surely is a serious attempt: https://www.originprotocol.com/ We are working with them to build an Airbnb alternative but all sorts of market
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by Lucadg 7y ago
Do you mean for the Italian version? Own Wordpress website with s2member plugin
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I am not sure as the Udemy account is managed by a friend. I'm pretty sure we have no saying on the price. With 100 students we cashed $329. So, there it is: 3,29 $ per course. Basically a tip. I sell the Italian version of this course
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by Lucadg 7y ago
I sell a course on Udemy for 189 Euros. They constantly sell it at around 9 Euronand keep a big chunk of it. The only way to make money is to bring in your leads but at that point it's just better to sell directly. Classic rent extract

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