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If there was a demand, game developers would find a way. It’s just that kids are playing games on phones these days.

We need much, much more childish things in life, not fewer.

It makes it easier to learn and develop both frontend and backend.

I wouldn’t even pay half that.

It’s digital money. You buy things with it.

I don’t see it as a disadvantage at all.

If people who are already saving in a high yield savings account move all of their funds to this, that’s almost entirely on them.

On the other hand, if this entices people who aren’t saving at all to start saving, that’s a huge advantage for them.

this is real. check out Indigo Ag

I interned at Walmart Technology in 2014. All of the interns had to participate in an innovation challenge, and one of the teams had this very idea. I can only assume that Walmart explored the idea and passed on it.

I’m also seeing these two issues, although I wouldn’t call it really broken. Minor bugs in an otherwise great library.

Between Https and VPNs, this seems ineffectual for people who actually want to stay hidden. Am I missing something?

I recently got AT&T Fiber, and I was forced to pay an extra $10/month for their modem/router.

Imo it's mostly due to the sheer number of people using it. More users --> more complaints.

When I think of the things that bring me joy, comparing myself to others doesn’t come up.

This is interesting to me because I often see rolling my own X as having a higher cost than bringing in a dependency. Maybe this is due to a lack of experience on my part, so I’m curious what you all consider when evaluating the cost of a dependency?

Isn't Brave Ads opt-in? You can still use Brave as you have been.

Anybody know why this was removed from the Hacker News feed? When I saw this post, it was at the very top of the feed. A few minutes later I refreshed the feed, and it was gone.

Of all the things to “hate with a passion”, choosing a programming language sounds miserable

If X is better than Y, is stating so necessary?

As pointed out in other comments, there are multiple large cities within a 300 mile radius. Even if there weren't, saying there is "nothing" there dismisses the real lives and businesses that are there.

This is wrong and condescending.

I don’t see your point. If you archive all inbound text, this feature is clearly not for you. This is like saying a door lock isn’t useful for anyone because you keep your window open.

The article focuses on risk of death with regard to fitness instead of an ability to perform in a sport.

Great tool!

It'd be very helpful to have Uphold available as an exchange.

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