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by fembot__ 8y ago
Of all the things to work on in blockchain that are more interesting than an IOU coin, the best you could come up with was wallet UX and hardware wallet design?
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by fembot__ 8y ago
This is cool! I work at MakerDao, we are working on formal verification as well. Congrats on YC (again)-look forward to seeing how this project shapes up.
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by fembot__ 9y ago
Came here to say this. Also reminiscent of Steem.
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by fembot__ 10y ago
Haha! Millenialminimal...I like it. Don't forsee the cooking enjoyment thing, particularly with travel schedule, lack of dishwasher, excess of stairs (5th floor walkup + grocery bags=sad), and the fact that I literally can only make sc
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by fembot__ 10y ago
1. Uber: ~$250-300 a month 2. Rent the Runway: $150 a month 3. Laundry: ~$40 a month + Dry cleaning (can be the in 100s) 4. Water is payed for by the building, electricity averages $100 a month. 5. Food: This one is tougher. If I order pad
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by fembot__ 10y ago
I am a millenial that makes decent money and lives in manhattan. The following are true of me: 1) I sold my car when I moved here, and I usually walk or take Uber. 2) I sold many of my clothes when I got here (because my closet is small) an
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by fembot__ 12y ago
They don't appear to have a website. I tried to look them up after the techcrunch event here in NY and it seems that that was the first time anyone had ever heard of them. That said, I actually disagree with hagbardgroup. If Choi can p
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by fembot__ 12y ago
Rick Perry always has a lot of brave things to say when the legislature isn't in session. Funny that the only time he has come out in support of an environmentally friendly industry is when he stands to gain a 6500 job windfall at the
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by fembot__ 13y ago
The simplest version of this is to purchase bitcoins on the "cheapest" exchange, and sell them on localbitcoins for MtGox prices. Only problem here is that if you're in the US, it takes 2-5 days to get your coins, so you&#x27
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by fembot__ 13y ago
I began reading his article hoping to have him talk a little bit more about smartphones in emerging markets, but he barely touched on it. Africa has arguably the fastest growing middle class in the world right now. They're also poised
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by fembot__ 13y ago
I think you've got the tone right. Also... I hope you're right about Neural implants! I've wanted one ever since I read that MT Anderson book in JR high school (minus the dystopian homogeneity and fields of filet mignon). May
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by fembot__ 13y ago
I can't decide if this is happy or sad. On the one hand, it's great that a country that was once dominated by a totalitarian regime is a hub of new ideas about freedom of information and what government responsibility really means
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by fembot__ 13y ago
That's an idea. It made me think of philosopher John Rawls' concept of the Veil of Ignorance: what would we all want the world to look like if our place in it was up to chance? How would we write the law of society if we had no wa
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by fembot__ 13y ago
The craziest part is that the three brothers were so sure that their oldest brother didn't belong that they travelled back 60 years in time to uncover the truth... can you imagine being so convinced someone in your family was an outsid
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by fembot__ 13y ago
I take smart drugs and supplement with a product called Alleradd which replenishes my neurotransmitters and helps avoid the comedown. What I will say is that everything I've ever gotten excited about became less exciting as soon as it
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by fembot__ 13y ago
I couldn't agree more. I took a cool seminar in college about web security, in which a former senior security specialist for a government agency said that there is no such thing as full security, just varying levels of insecurity. Scar