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Uniswap. Large in terms of volume, not org size.


Or emissions (methane?). Iirc, sheep have the most emissions per pound.


At least it offers the hope of getting up when there's daylight out. Getting up in the dark is so much harder.


I can agree with this. I did always find it a bit jarring that I had to wake up before the sun was even out, lol. Thinking about it now you raise a good point. Haven't woken up that early in years. I find it 100x easier to wake up when I have the blinds open to hit me in the morning.


PoolTogether is facing a similar lawsuit as well


If you're inclined to read up on this topic, read Paul Graham's (free) essays instead. Don't buy this VCs book.

For instance, here's an article which talks about unit economics, aka why the bird company mentioned failed http://www.paulgraham.com/aord.html


Why do you prefer PG’s essays to these books?


They are not in audiobook form


I’ve found that Amazon’s TTS service is a great way to listen to any kindle book (including ones borrowed from the library). I don’t have any Alexa devices, but I downloaded the Alexa app and use it to read books aloud as do other things.

The main annoyance is that when resuming a book, it often restarts a couple minutes before I left off.


https://nestflix.fun/gandhi-ii/

I don't want many movies so the context is often lost on me but this one had me dying


Really love UHF, which this is taken from. The adverts in that movie are ridiculous as well.

> There's just one place to go for all of your spatula needs! Spatula city!


Yea given Netflix accounts for a double digit percentage of internet traffic the 90% figure is dubious.


Where do you think netflix gets most of it's content?


The only scenario I could see 150 feet of Bruce Schneiers old cryptography books adding value at this point is if they have his notes in them.


This, plus the information which books Bruce Schneier selected for his library and which he omitted. The books themselves are pretty worthless, agreed, but someone might buy it as a collection that might have some worth in and by itself.


Not to be confused with Brian Krebs, pop-sec blogger


Ok, we've added a 'Chris' to the title above.


Are they related at all? Krebs isn’t that common a last name



Hmm, seems more common than you might expect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krebs#People

A mildly interesting website ranking last names: https://projects.newsday.com/databases/long-island/census-la...


I think the title should be changed, I was misled, for one.


With regard to YouTube-dl did you actually follow through on this step?

> GitHub Asks User to Make Changes.


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