Comments by JZA (@jza) - The BBH Project

JZA

El Salvador

Hive User since 2016, love mostly anime, basketball, hiphop, Linux and Web3. Have a technical background and love coding languages such as C/C++, Python, Go

2 days ago

I think the conversation went out from reading vs listening to 'vintagephilia'. Books sucks, they are bulky, heavy and hard to move. We had this same conversation with CDs…

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2 days ago

Interesting, because I agree fully with you. I just message my dad about NotebookLM from Google. This tool has change the way I consume content, I have a lot of books on PDF…

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2 days ago

Wonder if you have used AI to enhance the picture. I have done this with my old family pictures, some have really surprised me. I have done photo restitution in the past, some…

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8 days ago

It's also a huge employer. Lots of Cuban people findings their way into a bit of wealth enough to leave the island. I know many that built an audience enough to help with many of…

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10 days ago

I never bought the digital gold theory. Always preferred the digital cash narrative, and that's why I always supported other coins like Bitcoin Cash and Dash. As Roger Ver always…

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10 days ago

Cool issue, in my mind, 2000s magazines feel like the future of gaming. I stop playing sometime around 97, so everything after that seemed novel for me including the franchises…

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10 days ago

I would agree with you, however, I saw how AI is changing that. It doesnt have to do with the 'hate' itself but a change on the model. As the AI is preventing users to visit the…

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11 days ago

Is there any chance to add dropshipping features to the HiveList shop?

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12 days ago

Una de mis series favoritas en la temporada anterior. Me gusto lo ciberpunk y tambien como me recordo un poco a los clasicos como Cyber Marionette X con un poco de

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13 days ago

Awesome, I didn't know about RUN magazine. Doing a bit of search found out that Archive.org has a bunch of them. Looks amazing treasure of old tech. Found issue 9 here . ![](

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