chris skillicorn

As a staunch advocate of blockchain assets (to help give digital items the properties of their physical counterparts), it's great to have a simple and straightforward way to create them, without the usual technical boundaries associated with creating tokens.

A good product that can become a great product when the ability to track tokenised assets is added Pros: Good speed Cons: No ERC1155... yet

I love the idea in terms of demonstrating the possibilities and capabilities of blockchain, but in terms of monetising memes, one could argue that's philosophically opposed to how the internet has evolved. People don't want any barrier-to-entry in terms of being able to express themselves, even if it benefits the original creator (and let's remember that memes by their very nature benefit from...

Good resource in an exciting space, hopefully there will be a means to pull info from more cities in the near future - hopefully a way for more companies to submit listings directly into the system and save you the hassle.

Interesting concept if you truly believe in it, but does run the risk of removing the "ownership/control" aspect of crypto that makes it appealing to some people. Perhaps being able to code in mandatory HODL reviews in certain timeframes (e.g. every 3 months on a yearly smartcontract) or certain financial targets would alleviate these concerns (imagine if you go for the full 3 year HODL,...

Nifty idea, especially given how often people don't realise the connection between blockchain and cryptocurrency. Not quite an "idiot's guide to..." level that could be understood by anyone (as others have said, UX and UI redesign would smooth this out a bit), but still nice and simple for those with a genuine interest in the subject.

YCombinator tend to back smart companies, and this guide backs that up, great resource. Hopefully we'll see the 2,500 upvote mark soon and V2 release.

Tres cool idea, helps do away with that nagging feeling of compromise when you have to choose between two fonts and neither is quite right.

Nice, a fun little resource to help see how much some of the biggest companies in the world have changed their visual language. Google was straight outta ClipArt, an you can see how once Amazon realised they had the ability to visualise "from A to Z" within their logo, the river of their namesake got consigned to the dustbin of history.

Could be a very useful resource given the lack of clarity in crypto regulations internationally - but how do you plan to support filing for different nations given the variety of different tax codes and laws? Also, considering the fact that daytraders would be most in need of this resource, and there's nothing between 999 and 100,000 transaction levels, maybe it would make sense to introduce a...

Nintendo as a company has always been great at making sure that gaming is just good ol' plain FUN, and the Switch is the hardware apex to their software philosophy. I remember having my mind blown as a kid by the clunky green-grey screen of a Gameboy, then further Amazed by colour and graphics on GameGear, but thankfully as video game enthusiasts, we live in an age where gaming is becoming...

Interesting concept indeed. Part of what has led to the clutter on YouTube is advertising (space on pages reserved for ads, suggested videos so that Autoplay ads get another view when you click on them etc). How will you be able to monetise Tube as a platform without having ads encroaching on the visual space and ruining the minimalism?