Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for sharing.
For me, reading has been one of most productive ways to learn.
I'm just glad I move to Austin and away from that crap.
For us this is super useful because it's not unusual for our discover sessions to last days and we're all terrible at taking notes.
As a nerd, my brain is already buzzing on ways that I could use this for my groups D&D campaigns.
I'm glad to see passionate developers keeping on both sides. That's how we grow and become better.
Filecoin looks promising but I feel like that's just adding more complexity.
No where in the article did the author mention IPFS (https://ipfs.io/). The trend with NFTs is that the digital assets are stored on IPFS, typically through a pinning service like Pinata (https://www.pinata.cloud/). With the asset being content addressable and not location based, and the address being a permanent part of the blockchain, how can the above statement be true?
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