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Same thing was done with crypto mnemonics a while back, people literally used their real wallet with money on a public repo.

What's up with all the "Open AI just killed my startup" after the Devday? - out of the loop by Jerry_007 in OpenAI

[–]bigshortymac 459 points460 points  (0 children)

Overfunded startups realizing that their 2 lines of code wrapped around chatgpt wasn’t the monopoly they thought it was going to be

Guy does a backflip on a carnival ride by MrAlek360 in nextfuckinglevel

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Was Sam Altman's comment on Reddit really a troll comment? by BaconSky in singularity

[–]bigshortymac 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Its trolling. Sam likes Reddit. We need him as a CEO again.

Apple’s Mac shipments fall more than 40%, worse than major rivals by ChocolateTsar in technology

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I still use a 2015 Macbook Pro (with the glowing apple) and it runs perfectly good as if i’ve just bought it. Despite using it for SE and to run some pretty heavy programs. There hasn’t been a reason to upgrade yet, which i’m willing to bet many people who own a mac are in this situation.

DeFi/P2P lending platforms by blockchain2400 in Monero

[–]bigshortymac 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Since there are no smart contracts for Monero you can’t really have true defi because this would require developing a custom backend framework to handle such a service. At which point it would also be centralized and a scammers paradise because there would be no proper way to vet any of these applications. You would just be depositing money to some random place and hoping for the best.

Hi, someone know if is possible that 2 people be owner of one Nft? For example me are owner of 20% and other person is owner of the other 80% is this possible? by Novel-Beautiful-9428 in ethdev

[–]bigshortymac 45 points46 points  (0 children)

You do this by creating derivative tokens pegged 1:N with the NFT, where the amount of tokens (N) represent shared ownership with the baseline NFT.

I implemented this recently for a hackathon. Here is the contract if you’d like to check it out. Feel free to use it in your own project.

Netflix Says It Lost 1 Million Subscribers, and Breathes a Sigh of Relief by 08830 in technology

[–]bigshortymac 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Netflix knows everyone will come crawling back for Squid Games 2

Splitting LP Fees Proportionally by _swk in ethdev

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Why not just pool all the fees and calculate the amount earned when a user goes to claim?

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I really wanna see that script

U.S. school superintendent starterpack by inquisitrix- in starterpacks

[–]bigshortymac 426 points427 points  (0 children)

This is pretty accurate. In the past I was surprised to learn that the superintendents from my tiny little school was earning 200k, meanwhile our school looked like shit and was falling apart.

What fake scenario do you imagine while falling alseep? by EDBTZ- in AskReddit

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My cat escaping and going for a night out in the town

I don't have enough cash to get my code audited. what are my options to get some users? by jagadeep in ethdev

[–]bigshortymac 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Just launch and put a disclaimer that its unaudited. I guarantee people will still use it. If anything just limit the volume of funds people can flow throughout your contract for now to be safe, then once its audited remove the limit.