If the content of NFTs is hosted externally (say, on IPFS) and is controlled by a central authority, doesn't that make the "owner" of the NFT forever subject to the whim of the host? Is there a content digest stored on chain to keep the host honest? I'm asking as someone who's genuinely curious and trying to figure this space out. Not trying to "dunk" on crypto here.
Let's say I'm the owner of the nyan cat NFT (I'm not). Is there anything that prevents someone from duplicating the nyan cat and putting it on another blockchain? If not, does the uniqueness of my nyan cat (which is on Ethereum, I believe), rest on the assumption that one blockchain will be the defacto NFT implementation, and the rest won't be taken seriously?
For me, it's being able to negotiate with people. I was a complete pushover as a kid, and I never thought I'd be a quarter-competent negotiator nowadays.
If you had superpowers to eliminate meetings, lower build times to milliseconds, etc, what one thing would you change? For me one of the top things has to be long build times. I get bored, distracted, demotivated, and I feel like I'm not getting anything done.
I've been working at my current company for a little under a year, and in a few weeks my team is getting a new manager. This is my first job and I've never experienced a manager transition, so I wanted to know if there are any things I should do, not do, or just be aware of. What have some of your experiences with manager transitions been like, and what did you do about the transitions that looking back, made your path better or worse at those companies?
