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Not really. Proof of stake offers a very energy efficient way to secure transactions. That is what Ethereum runs on.

Isn't no poach illegal?

It's a good clarification. I initially assumed it was the other person.

Nails it. This needs to be upvoted more.

I wanted to try it in Hindi, but it was unavailable. Would love to play around w/ it in that language.

I love the idea though!

What are the others you reccommend?

I've been to all of those areas and though they are nice, they are not as safe as I'd like. Especially compared to other major international cities.

Article is light on details around what the AI said to prompt a suicide. Does anyone have more details around the specific exchanges?

Without that, how can we really know whether it is the AI to blame?

What are some other frontend tools you've found to be effective?

Nailed it.

In all fairness, there is more than just cost when choosing a provider. Elastic has had higher uptime than the AWS alternative. I had to switch off AWS Elasticsearch hosting because it kept going down.

If we assume that all companies are imperfect, then what is the right mental model to navigate this world?

I think Wabi-Sabi helps us deal with this reality. Here's a cool explainer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M759yNSOTMs

"Wabi-sabi rejects the pursuit of perfection and embraces the reality of imperfection. The philosophy behind wabi-sabi can help us escape the hamster wheel of chasing an ideal life and teaches us to appreciate existence as it is: perfectly imperfect."

I love the UX on mobile. It’s super intuitive on an iPhone for me.

Lindy effect kind of comes close

Wouldn't many cameras already be able to run weeks on end with just a large battery?

Nocodb seems to create REST API endpoints for SQLite. Might be worth checking this project out.

I think Wikipedia is a great start to finding content at a general level.

Though, vertical specific niches often have better sources of information. For e.g. Examine.com currently seems better for nutrition and supplement information. Or even an old school reference book like The Art of Computer Programming by Donald Knuth is better for algorithms.

Doesn't seem like they're hiring many engineers right now if you check out the jobs page.

Once autonomous technology becomes mainstream, UX becomes the differentiating factor. I think Apple would have a lot to offer.

They don't have ACID guarantees with this setup.

It's an ElasticSearch endpoint that automatically comes with every index. I'm not even sure if there's a way to disable. Maybe some sort of auth.

Try "Waking Up" course by Sam Harris. 10 mins a day for 30 days. You'll probably be more mindful after that.

It's an iPhone or Android app.

We need new protocols. Blockchain protocols can somewhat solve the spam problem by charging to send. Receiving addresses can also whitelist or charge to receive.

I digitize all of the photos so they’re preserved and organized. That way you can feel a little better about getting rid of the prints.

Many financial positions (in DeFi or the real world) require you to have additional funds in order to move between different positions.

An example in the real world...say you're an employee at a large tech company with a bunch of stock options. You want to exercise those options and sell them. In order to exercise those options, you need money that you do not have. Luckily, your brokerage offers a service where they'll exercise the options for you and sell them. You're essentially borrowing their money very quickly to get out of your position.

In DeFi, you could use a flash loan in order to deleverage in a position. So instead of selling a small increment of your position and paying back your loan multiple times, you can instead take a flash loan and pay everything back at once to deleverage.

For people who have some experience in this, what's the best less-code backends? Hasura? Supabase? Prisma? Thin?

Rather than viewing it as “trustless” you can view it as “trust minimized”. Then it might make more sense. Trust with your counterparty falls on a spectrum.

You trust your friend, but maybe not an anonymous online individual. So you might use the blockchain to accept payments from the anonymous individual whereas with your friend, you might accept a check or Venmo.

Using blockchain prevents the domain from being seized. This is helpful for service providers so they can maintain uptime and it also helps users who might rely on a service.

Very cool! I actually did some of the research during a summer research internship at the lab. Lmk if you have any questions!

Does this support Graphql subscriptions as well?