The market dictates the value. As a test, create and mint an exact replica of a Bored Ape NFT and try to sell it for the current minimum price of 32 ETH or around $150k.
The marketplaces verify the collections. So if you're buying from a famous artist on OpenSea, you know the NFT is the one from that artist. There are copycat collections but it's no different from someone trying to flog…
Isn't it! I'd be surprised there isn't precedent somewhere actually, perhaps not in Australia but at least a couple of similar cases. The defendant in this case is absolutely 17 though. I can't see it any other way.
Have children. (and hope for plenty of grandchildren, great grandchildren etc) 1,000 years is time for a lot of generations to pass. Sure, your particular DNA might only make up some small amount of someone walking…
Indeed. This is exactly the kind of post that keeps me coming back to HN.
A lot of people in this age bracket have 2 active accounts for work and personal.
A sad day indeed. One of his TED talks changed my career forever: https://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_shows_the_best_stats_...
Everything in your post tells me the same thing: Absolutely not. Honesty is a huge deal in any employment situation. If you feel like that before you even start, the likelihood is that it will only get worse. If you…
Haha. "We the People" in online form submission.
Such an interesting area for him to have done it in. I think the results in say London or another big city would be quite different as it's not an areas that has really thrived and people are much more likely to stay…
It's not often you see people suggesting that you apologise. I think that's rare and under-rated advice.
I wonder how many hours that would have otherwise been productive have been spent reading about productivity.
I really hope that in years to come we have a great, goofy video of a guy jumping on a bed pitching for funding that eventually went on to create a billion dollar company.
Product aside, the onboarding process is great. Within a couple of minutes they had my email address, I had a sharable URL of an interactive responsive design and a really clear idea of what the software could do.
I'm always so inspired when I see these. The idea that it's possible to make such a significant impact in the world by taking a smarter, more focused approach is so simple but so powerful. Some of the cheap and…
Looking forward to the 'What happens when a post about a post that hits #1 on Hacker News, hits #1 on Hacker News?' post.
When I worked for a large established company a lot of the older, more senior staff who had been around for a long time would complain constantly about the workload being much higher than it was a decade ago. When…
This is what regularly makes my 8-9 hour day a 12 hour one. People who live close to the office manage to cook nice meals, exercise, spend time with family etc all while I'm commuting. The most I manage is replying to a…
Outside of what people might think of Facebook's approach to privacy, sections of the site like this show that they are at least listening to the feedback of users and making changes as a result. I can't help but think…
I always thought that building something like this might generate an initial income (and potentially a profit) but that consistent, longer-term revenue was much harder to come by. Any chance you'd expand on what your…
I think 'mobile device' in the case of construction sites may be a rather broader term.
The market dictates the value. As a test, create and mint an exact replica of a Bored Ape NFT and try to sell it for the current minimum price of 32 ETH or around $150k.
The marketplaces verify the collections. So if you're buying from a famous artist on OpenSea, you know the NFT is the one from that artist. There are copycat collections but it's no different from someone trying to flog…
Isn't it! I'd be surprised there isn't precedent somewhere actually, perhaps not in Australia but at least a couple of similar cases. The defendant in this case is absolutely 17 though. I can't see it any other way.
Have children. (and hope for plenty of grandchildren, great grandchildren etc) 1,000 years is time for a lot of generations to pass. Sure, your particular DNA might only make up some small amount of someone walking…
Indeed. This is exactly the kind of post that keeps me coming back to HN.
A lot of people in this age bracket have 2 active accounts for work and personal.
A sad day indeed. One of his TED talks changed my career forever: https://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_shows_the_best_stats_...
Everything in your post tells me the same thing: Absolutely not. Honesty is a huge deal in any employment situation. If you feel like that before you even start, the likelihood is that it will only get worse. If you…
Haha. "We the People" in online form submission.
Such an interesting area for him to have done it in. I think the results in say London or another big city would be quite different as it's not an areas that has really thrived and people are much more likely to stay…
It's not often you see people suggesting that you apologise. I think that's rare and under-rated advice.
I wonder how many hours that would have otherwise been productive have been spent reading about productivity.
I really hope that in years to come we have a great, goofy video of a guy jumping on a bed pitching for funding that eventually went on to create a billion dollar company.
Product aside, the onboarding process is great. Within a couple of minutes they had my email address, I had a sharable URL of an interactive responsive design and a really clear idea of what the software could do.
I'm always so inspired when I see these. The idea that it's possible to make such a significant impact in the world by taking a smarter, more focused approach is so simple but so powerful. Some of the cheap and…
Looking forward to the 'What happens when a post about a post that hits #1 on Hacker News, hits #1 on Hacker News?' post.
When I worked for a large established company a lot of the older, more senior staff who had been around for a long time would complain constantly about the workload being much higher than it was a decade ago. When…
This is what regularly makes my 8-9 hour day a 12 hour one. People who live close to the office manage to cook nice meals, exercise, spend time with family etc all while I'm commuting. The most I manage is replying to a…
Outside of what people might think of Facebook's approach to privacy, sections of the site like this show that they are at least listening to the feedback of users and making changes as a result. I can't help but think…
I always thought that building something like this might generate an initial income (and potentially a profit) but that consistent, longer-term revenue was much harder to come by. Any chance you'd expand on what your…
I think 'mobile device' in the case of construction sites may be a rather broader term.