mrharrison

I didn't say VS, I said a tug of war. Meaning they pull at each other, and play with each other well. Growth and government stability via policy, keeping each other in balance. Too much socialism leads to a central authority with too much power, too much capitalism leads to monopolies with too much power. And yes there is more than capitalism and socialism. But the author was OP was focused on growth and socialist policies.

I don't think it's obvious. Growth and innovation go hand and hand. A tug of war between capitalism and socialism is essential for a healthy society that can solve exciting problems via markets. It's not perfect, but the growth model keeps society agile, with many options via startups and market competition. It gives us the toolbelt to solve complex problems quickly. It's challenging to start up industries and maintain the plumbing to combat world problems when we have non-innovative, non-incentivized markets. It's apparent that I'm rattling off some generalizations.

So half of those issues can be caused by candida overgrowth. If you get rid of the candida your body will reduce it’s heightened immune response and things like epstein barr and hashimotos will go away, testosterone will increase, etc.

I was also on antifungals and yes it was quite brutal. I was quite tired and had a red flush from the die off. I took off the shelf liposomal glutathione to help clear out the oxidative stress.

I had similar issues. I went and saw a functional medicine doctor, had a stool test and he diagnosed me with candida overgrowth. Which may be what you had. Here is the diet protocol for beating back candida, which is similar to the diet you put yourself on. https://www.thecandidadiet.com/

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Security in obscurity

There is an easy way to cast your vote for saying yes to Privacy. Turn off auto-updates and don't update to iOS 15. Spread the word.

Weird how I got so many minus points for an actual experience.

Web3 is definitely the new wild west of the internet. I agree there will be wild price swings, but it will stabilize as more people are onboarded.

Yes, I went from Coinbase to managing my own wallet. Coinbase was my stepping stone, but now with my own wallet I have access to so many other products without Coinbase taking a fee and products that Coinbase doesn't offer. Coinbase helped me understand what was possible, now I have graduated to liquidity pools, staking and DEX's.

It turned into a 1 trillion dollar market three weeks ago. DeFi has been on an upward trend for the past 6 months. It is happening. Banks were just allowed in January to start interacting with public blockchains, so give that a year. The regulatory walls are dropping and accessibility is increasing with the likes of Visa and Mastercard.

They don't know they want it, till they know what it means. It means independence from central exchanges, it means the money in your savings account of .01% interest account can now be directly leveraged by loans on Aave, which return 5-9% interest. No middleman managing your money. Your assets can be directly accessed by people who need it.

More transparent than the opaque financial industry. You as a user completely own your assets, with your public key. Yes blockchain wallets/public keys are bad UX, but at the same time they give you actual ownership of your securities/index funds. A person can have access to the same financial products that banks have access to, because they cost a fraction of a price to run then they normally do on CEX and instead of waiting for 3 days for a transaction to complete, it completes in 5 minutes. I could go on and on... Essentially blockchain makes financial products faster, cheaper and more accessible. No middlemen involved and a transparent audit trail.

I have been in the blockchain space for about three years, and there is an explosion in tech and innovation in the last six months. Visa, Mastercard etc... are integrating, bank regulators now allow banks to connect to public networks. It just astounds me sometimes how people can be so confident in a review of a platform type and done so little research. I urge you to take a second look. Blockchain is primed to disrupt the financial industry.

Sounds like there needs to be an Apache 3.0 license with an AWS exception in it.

Over time, institutions will create their own integrations. They don't need a middle man, when there is something like Uniswap.

Staking is lucrative for customers and is non-trivial to setup. Robinhood and Cash don't offer these services. I guess an argument that can be made is that Coinbase understands the technology and will continue to offer products from the innovative defi/blockchain space. Most people will use Coinbase for its product offerings and security. It sits right between, Robinhood and Uniswap. If defi truly disrupts then I'm sure all financial institutions will start offering staking and defi products, then Coinbase hopefully has some first mover advantage.

Umm.. hmm.. well I thought this was obvious and think there is benefit to the students who don't come from elite backgrounds. The point of these universities is to not only give an education but socially connect students. If you are a student without a family that has powerful connections you could potentially meet one of these students and become friends, thus increasing your social power. Going to a top notch University is not just about learning. I learned more and had better instructors at city college, because they cared more and were more available. Speaking with busy TAs at a top notch school weren't nearly as helpful. Going to a top notch school is about socially enriching yourself with others who are ambitious and connected. It's about synergy and having a diverse student body only increases that synergy.

The counter argument is that the US needs to keep FAANG companies large as a weapon/counter measure against large rival Chinese companies.

Instead of biking to work I walk 10 feet to my desk. Instead of walking to a meeting I stay at my desk and VC. Instead of walking to a co workers desk I stay at my desk and slack them instead. Surprisingly more movement is built in with office work.

I remember during the last recession (2008) everyone I knew was going through their credit card statements and removing subscriptions/unneeded charges from their bills. It makes me think that Netflix has the foresight to see this next recession as quite bad and create some good press and become the good guy. Who wants to cancel the good guy??

Don't waste too much time on user on boarding, but putting some time towards user on boarding is good exercise to see if your product is understandable and are any holes that may off put users.

Uh, I think you are the one now stretching. Tether can meet 74% of their liabilities all at once. Where a bank can only meet 3% or 10% of their liabilities all at once. Tether is way more liquid than a bank.

Weird so many negative comments, this is astronomically better than what banks have in reserve. https://www.google.com/search?q=how+much+cash+must+a+bank+ha...

Being a bit cynical here, but could we just call it the California rain cycle, instead of being amazed every 7-10 years when droughts come and go.

Pretty neat, except it says production begins late next year.

That seems like it would be quite difficult. If it is colorizing a black and white image wouldn't it colorize the black and white image on the TV screen. You would almost have to train it to recognize old TV's that produce black and white images, so that it wouldn't colorize the TV screen. Unless you can get a unique signature from a black and white photo of a black and white screen. Fun stuff.

For those on the "you don't need a blockchain hype train." I suggest your write a dApp, and see how easy it is to connect to a highly fault tolerant function as a service that is accessible to the public, with the network affect of being able to access other contracts deployed by others. There is a lot more to blockchain than what is discussed in this article.

I agree. Imagine a frontend developer connecting to the internet and with a couple tools like truffle and his crypto wallet, that dev will immediately have access to so much information and logic through smart contracts via one interface, that it blows my mind. It's still young but it's going to be ubiquitous and pervasive. At least I'm 90% sure it will be ;)