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michael@wavlake.com
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builder at wavlake.com, usually got a tune in my head
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rheedio 1 year ago
How I'm dealing with hyper connectedness and everything going AI image
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rheedio 1 year ago
Hear me out: what if you turned your phone off every once in a while 😳
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rheedio 1 year ago
Radiohead's "Karma Police" has aged incredibly well
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rheedio 1 year ago
Every time I go to boil some water I think of that line from that Arcade Fire song and try not to watch the pot
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rheedio 1 year ago
Summer vibes finally starting to show in Chicago ☀️
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rheedio 1 year ago
How is "Don't Bring Me Down" the last song on Discovery Jeff Lynne is a madman
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rheedio 1 year ago
"The apocalypse is well on its way. This song sucks."
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rheedio 1 year ago
Ever since the invention of the Prius the auto industry has debated about whether hybrids will need to serve as a bridge to pure EV's until the tech gets more advanced. The Prius has been in production for more than 20 years now. Toyota just came out with their fifth generation of the vehicle. And we're still nowhere near mass adoption of the EV. I think this can serve as an allegory for bitcoin adoption, as there are lots of similarities to EVs. Both face deeply entrenched legacy infrastructures that are simply the most convenient option for the majority of people. Both are are on the bleeding edge of technology and can be difficult to use. Expectations for the new thing to behave like the old thing can often lead to bad outcomes. Both tend to be more expensive to use. All this will change over time but I think considering the bitcoin version of the hybrid vehicle is valuable. Long term, these might not be ideal ways for people to use bitcoin but maybe they can serve as a bridge to lead us to better options down the road.