pamplemoose

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by pamplemoose 9mo ago
It's possible that those critical periods can be manipulated or induced. See https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3848041/
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by pamplemoose 1y ago
You take a sample and check
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by pamplemoose 3y ago
> When you look at any new condo development in a Canadian city (without government affordable-housing involvement), there end up being no bachelor, 1bd, or even 2bd units in the development; it's all 3bd+. Picture a condo tower whe
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by pamplemoose 4y ago
What would you prefer to parking permits? The scam is living in a society that requires a car for normal day to day living.
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by pamplemoose 4y ago
This is too cynical of a take for me. I fell down the rabbit hole after reading/watching some of Vitalik's writing years ago. I think it's worth spending a small, insignificant amount to play around with some apps that have a
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by pamplemoose 4y ago
Stick to protocols that have been around for even a year and you'll do much better than those listed in that article. How much has been lost via hacks from Uniswap, Aave or MakerDAO? Most of those examples you linked are bridges that a
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by pamplemoose 4y ago
It looks like Uniswap has more volume for ETH/USD than almost any other centralized exchange right now https://twitter.com/haydenzadams/status/1592188164218707969?...
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by pamplemoose 4y ago
FTX was a completely centralized entity. The decentralized aspects of crypto ("defi") has been operating just fine through this entire shit-show.
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by pamplemoose 4y ago
It was released. https://insilicofilm.com/
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
I think these "money swarms" will learn and be able to coordinate more effectively relatively soon. One of my favourite projects is pooltogether.com, a no-loss lottery where the prize is generated from the interest on the pooled m
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
the headline is attention seeking since there are numerous pre-existing brain atlases that describe the anatomy/cellular/molecular parts in different ways. You can check https://portal.brain-map.org/ for many exam
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
I liked the idea of the moonshot bots https://decrypt.co/79606/moonshot-bots-nfts-gitcoin-ethereum... where the funds raised are used for public goods.
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
Ketamine should be a fairly cheap treatment, but there are lots of ways that many involved will try to extract money out of 'doing good'. Check out this take [1] by Slate star codex. [1] https://slatestarcodex.com/
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
Important to note there has been pushback on Matthew Walker's writing. Feel free to read more from Alexey Guzey [1] or Andrew Gelman [2]. [1] https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/ [2] https://statmod
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
i'd prefer you ban cars
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
or you can fork and remove the bad actors, burning all their coins. good luck with their next attack. in contrast, you can't burn an attackers fleet of miners
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
those currencies already exist. people can choose to use them, while understanding the trade-offs.
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
I found the following article to be helpful in understanding some of these processes https://haseebq.com/ethereum-is-now-unforkable-thanks-to-def...
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by pamplemoose 5y ago
I recently learned of zkDai[1]. Do you have any thoughts on this or the Aztec protocol? [1] https://medium.com/aztec-protocol/introducing-zkdai-into-the...
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by pamplemoose 6y ago
It's particularly interesting given that it followed up on earlier stories related to the waste clearance in the brain. You can read up more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glymphatic_system
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by pamplemoose 7y ago
That's exactly what it was. Atul Gawande wrote a column in the New Yorker [0] and was presumably offered a deal to expand it into a book. [0] https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2007/12/10/the-checkli