By that logic stablecoins and liquidity tokens aren't DeFi either... You're making a dumb argument.

Relative to another currency maybe. Relative to things you can actually buy it's worth less and less every day.

I'm pretty sure EUR is not worth more than it was worth last year

BTC daily volume is $50B, so apparently your definition of "a few" is wildly different than mine.

You can swap BTC on any DeFi platform. You can also trade it on CEXes and traditional ETFs

2013 was the year GPUs got pushed out of mining, but if you were in a mining pool with a gaming laptop in January you could have expected to have a bitcoin by March.

They have those in Israel. They're called kibbutzim. I feel like you can probably automate all that food production though for less than the latest billionaire tax break.

They're basically ostriches, so it can be done. If the other option is hunting them to extinction I think the better path is clear (if you want to continue enjoying their tasty meat).

The fact that Maori were too dumb to consider domesticating / breeding a tasty bird makes me think *they* should be extinct.

Turns out Jurassic Park is actually based on the guy from Colossal. He's been at this for that long.

For an Iced Tea company.

I'm sure it's nice and shady under those solar panels

The reality is that a good, solid CS education has generally involved very little programming. CS, at its core, is applied math, logic, and various conceptual architectures, algorithms, etc

Yes, you pick up programming because you have to do the course in something, but with a solid programming, the language and technology itself doesn’t really matter. Hell, by the time people graduate, most technologies they have learned are obsolete. But the concepts, the actual knowledge is there. If you just teach the technology, that’s pointless.

The pigs don't get table scraps because the dogs get those. Pigs get feed that comes in big sacks but no it's not like in the US where they live in cages, they have a decent life it's just very short.

It must be their diet. Everyone where I live eats local pork and I've never heard anyone say it tastes better than supermarket pork.