JustAnotherPat

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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
how is bitcoin going to replace facebook exactly?
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
After a certain point it's irrelevant. Soviets developed the Tsar Bomba; should the US have tried to one up them?
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
I don't really understand his sentiment. It's not like he's stealing a billion dollars from charity. The people who lost out will get their money. They were speculators at the end of the day, and I don't really have much
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
There are plenty of cities where raising a family is doable. Albany, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, St. Louis, even Chicago. Of course you're talking about NYC, San Fran, and LA and therein lies the problem.
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
>"Sarah, a 14-year-old in New York, describes it this way: “I’ll go on Insta and it’s just people all talking about the same things. I’m like, I already heard that or I already saw that. It’s like, when you’ve seen everything there
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
bravo
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
how else are you going to nuke millions of sperm?
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
As an American, I have to say Parliament debates are relatively entertaining and seem light years more intelligent than what comes out of Congress.
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
You don't need a facebook page. Throw up an HTML page and use Twitter for updates. Get instargram if you want to actively engage followers.
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
Yep. Cashing out while they can, obviously.
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by JustAnotherPat 8y ago
Amazing how any Europeans bend over backwards for these companies and the USA. What reason is there to oppose taxing what Faceboook generates off of European users? Are they still under the delusion that Apple and co. isn't bringing al
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
permanent professors are tenured or tenure track and are very hard to 'cut loose'
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
American colleges have an anti-asian bias. I, for one, don't blame the Chinese for buying up the system so that they get decide who comes through the door now.
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
The same reason it costs 1 billion dollars to build 1 mile of railroad track. Nonprofits pay premium to get anything done. Tenure and administration costs are through the roof at these schools.
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
"haven't found work" is such a subjective determination. I don't think a statistic covering that is as useful as you think. Maybe these people who haven't found work just don't want to make $15 an hr working as
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
What I gathered from this article is that there isn't enough interest in Maine made chocolate to cover decent wages. Ship production to China or Mexico like everyone else. America has become a globalist society, and that means there&#x
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
Every president has killed innocent people. Americans have been complicit in far worse, actually. I don't understand this whole idea that we're 'normalizing' immoral actions. Never in our history have they not been norma
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
This is an absolute disaster for the Obama Administration. A complete stain on Barack's history and appearance of integrity.
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
My point is, there will always be somebody willing to mine it unprofitably. The only reason that hasn't happened now is because the price has increased too quickly for capacity to keep up.
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
I 100% understand that it is dynamic. My point is that that is not how it will work out. As the article points out, people were still mining when bitcoin dropped to $200 even though it was unprofitable. Because they were still mining even t
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
Am I missing something, or is it inevitable that bitcoin mining will lose profitability again, possibly very soon? The problem is anecdotally outlined in the article. People are willing to mine bitcoin at a loss if need be and that makes mi
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
No, they can store it in some Tesla batteries.
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
I'll take my chances
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
https://cointelegraph.com/news/sec-refuses-request-for-infor... >"This exemption protects from disclosure records compiled for law enforcement purposes, the release of which could reasonably be expected to inte
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
SEC is pursuing investigation of Tezos. Hardly flagrant as you term it. In fact, by the book token.
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
From https://am.coinbase.com/ : >* Coinbase Index Fund will invest in assets in proportion to their relative market capitalizations and rebalance annually on January 1st. This strategy will track Coinbase Index (Fixed Sup
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
>Coinbase Index Fund will invest in assets in proportion to their relative market capitalizations and rebalance annually on January 1st. This thing is rebalanced only once a year. Would take 5 minutes to actually duplicate this fund sinc
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
Yes
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
still worth it
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by JustAnotherPat 9y ago
The Irish are free to Exit the EU like their British neighbors. Then you can keep your taxes as low as you want.

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