Then plan for that. Your deadlines and customer expectations should reflect what you’re actually capable of delivering. If you can’t tell customers the truth, or set deadlines, or hire motivated people… then you’re not really the management.
For me the peak was Endgame
Everything that isn’t a perfect little Christian is a sickness or a lie.
Don’t darknet markets still accept Bitcoin at a greater rate than Monero?
With who?
Not any intermediary. You can still buy/sell crypto and goods using darknet markets and dead drops. Worst case scenario, you’ll be hiding Tide laundry detergent in public restrooms.
Much more durable and portable than potatoes too
Bitcoin and Ethereum both have private L2s.
Sometimes people won’t understand that an idea can’t work until they try implementing it and the practical issues hit them in the face. Better now than once everyone is forced to use it.
In case anyone else interprets this wrong: he means Proof of Concept code.
For most dogs I’d assume seconds
That’s because the internet made the world smaller.
Literally started my decades-long CAD career.
Cool cool cool so the climate is pretty fucked and now the way people have lived for millennia will cease to be possible. But at least we were open minded about delusion.
IIRC those weren’t widespread until after Bitcoin was invented.
But thats the easy part! It’s expensive to produce and cheap to verify.
Bitcoin was made inevitable by the Great Financial Crisis, not by hardware advancement. Its proof-of-work is based on hashcash from the 1990s. The computing power spent is arbitrary, a consequence of its creator underestimating how quickly Bitcoin would catch on.
Doesn’t that make it a bad test? It should be easy for humans and hard for machines.
My company is totally like this. If you don’t write a shiny new feature immediately, you don’t last.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planning_fallacy