wellboy

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by wellboy 8y ago
What does that have to donwith women?
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by wellboy 8y ago
Do you also have facts?
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by wellboy 8y ago
So facts are offensive? I don't see any rebuttal to the facts presented in the article unfortunately. Anyone knows facts that disprove his?
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by wellboy 8y ago
Humans work in cycles. So, you already had the right hunch. You don't really have a good direction on a random day and can't really get into the zone? Fix some small bugs for 2h and then call it quits, go to the gym, drink beer wi
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by wellboy 8y ago
> We still fund a lot of young early stage founders Examples from this batch?
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by wellboy 8y ago
Yes Bitcoin is slow. We already have blockchains that are near infinitely scalable and decentralized with Elastos, IOTA (at scale) and Holochain with its agent-centric architecture instead of data-centric architecture as most blockchains ha
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by wellboy 8y ago
It only started last year. The ventures that he takes on take normal companies a decade(s) to become commercially viable. If he doesn't instantly have full products out, he has failed? Why the heck would you expect that??
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by wellboy 8y ago
These videos are bullshit. I watched the boring compny video and all he says is that his concept have been known before him. Yes, duh. But he was the first to make them usable as commercial products by making them 10x cheaper. Anyone can ma
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by wellboy 8y ago
You have 2 options. 1. You rewrite the code. You said you would hate that, so not an option 2. You develop on top of the spaghetti code. You said you would hate that. So, no matter how, you would hate working at this job. That's why th
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by wellboy 8y ago
He kind of has a point. There are mutations in microbes all the time that allow plastic digestion, probably millions every day. Only needs one that really punches through.
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by wellboy 8y ago
The problem is, criminalization of pot does far more harm to society than decriminalization. So, while there might be downsides of decriminalization, the downsides of criminalization far outweight the former.
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by wellboy 8y ago
Is it really that competitive these days after uni when you have "no experience" and are a junior dev? I assume you have a top 10% GPA? I always hear in the bay area you get $150,000 straight out of uni, at least when you're
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by wellboy 8y ago
The thing is, 99% of readers here think bitcoin is shit, because of the go to arfuments, that bitcoin is too slow and only used by criminal and by extension, they don't like the blockchain either even though the weaknesses of Bitcoin h
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by wellboy 8y ago
Math is a very small part in what is so good about the blockchain. people don't understand the significance of decentralization.
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by wellboy 8y ago
Blockchain, though no one on hn really understands it. :D
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by wellboy 8y ago
Replacing means that Apple doesn't innovate further. This always happens with big companies, Nokia, Ericsson, Yahoo, they are replaced by new companies. 5 years ahead for the big company means no progress. Apple is where it was 5 years
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by wellboy 8y ago
Let whatsapp just add payment and take a 1% fee, it's really not that hard.
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by wellboy 8y ago
He's not a snake oil salesman, but he could be over his head in this one.
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by wellboy 8y ago
Regarding charge backs, why can validation node not simply make a transaction back from the fraudulent vendor to the consumer. Obviously, there would need to be adequate proof that the nodes then review, but once that is given, what's
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by wellboy 8y ago
Having no ego isn't really a good thing. Before modern times it makes you starve and die, because you didn't feel like you need to be selfish to take precautions for winter and put the needs of others first. Today, it'll prev
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by wellboy 8y ago
You can do a tonsillotimoy instead of a tonsillectomy. It's a much less invasive surgery and they only burn down your tonsils bit by bit and you can leave the next day.
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by wellboy 8y ago
The main fallacy like you see in this thread is that it everyone thinks it needs to seem unintentional, so that you're not "needy". This is a big fallacy. Don't try to make it seem coincidental, instead make a real effor
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by wellboy 8y ago
What did people/girls say who stroke your hair? What was their reaction to you saying it was a tattoo?
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by wellboy 8y ago
Or focus on cryptocurrencies that are much more scalable and decentralized than Bitcoin and don't use Proof of work as a consensus mechanism, such as 1. Skycoin, Web of Trust 2. Iota, Tangle 3. Aeternity and soon alsk Ethereum with PoS
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by wellboy 8y ago
Skywire to the rescue. Can't wait dor it to go live.
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by wellboy 8y ago
Yes a combination of what you mentioned, plus the possibility that it'll all fail (which happens 90% of the time), which wasn't really something you thought about when you were still building.
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by wellboy 8y ago
Your analysis isn't really a good one, since Proof of Work consensus through mining, isn't really used anymore by the new coins. It seems you're too focused on a specific decentralized consensus solution, while there are alre
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by wellboy 8y ago
Yes Bitcoin is vulnerable to a 51% attack right now and so are all other PoW coins. That's why crypto is still in its infancy.
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by wellboy 8y ago
Yeah and then you can simply change the movie pass feature and add some other type of subscription model and sell stuff to your user base. It's a smart way to grow your app, but they need to be smart to sell something good to monetize
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by wellboy 8y ago
Have you talked to a 85 or 10y old recently? They can mostly only answer you basic questions and change the subject randomly, like current A.I.s

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