Kathula

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by Kathula 1y ago
There's a Terminator tv-show from 2008 that was pretty good. It's about John as teenager, going to high school and dealing with that while fleeing a Terminator that's been sent back. But I agree with your overall premise, if
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by Kathula 2y ago
Yeah on the opposite I'd say it's pretty clear that the insomnia and poor sleep during night contributes heavily to why we are so spent and sleepy during the day. Aside from general insomnia I also had so much night terrors. Terri
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by Kathula 2y ago
I got it after pandemrix vaccine as well. Sodium oxybate absolutely helps with wakefulness, turns out you feel more awake and are less prone to fall asleep if you get good sleep at night (although induced by medicine).
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by Kathula 2y ago
I'm not a regular poster here, so sorry if I don't follow the rules or etiquette correctly, but I gotta go to bat for Xyrem. I have Narcolepsy, so our situations aren't exactly identical, but it seems to me IH and Narcolepsy
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by Kathula 2y ago
I have narcolepsy as well. What really helps a lot is a type of medication called sodium oxybate. Different kinds of stimulants never did anything to me, they might (might) keep me awake more, but I never felt rested, and always had constan
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by Kathula 3y ago
Simple for the audience on HN perhaps but not for the non-technical everyday person.
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by Kathula 3y ago
Adam Back certainly fits the profile the best. Invented Hashcash, has a Ph.D. in Distributed Systems, and is English. He's also still deeply involved with Bitcoin and has a lot of influence, which best can be seen when he successfully
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by Kathula 3y ago
>theft will be next to impossible This sounds like some tech utopia t thinking. What's gonna stop someone just grabbing something and walking out? The employees?
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by Kathula 3y ago
If by creating a "disincentive to investment" you mean a disincentive to gamble their hard earned money on the stock market, then yes. The current situation where (at least before interest rate was somewhat high) the average man h
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by Kathula 3y ago
The question was not if Bitcoin overall is deflationary. The comment said it was by design, which it arguably isn't because by design it's actually inflationary.
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by Kathula 3y ago
Explain how Bitcoin, which for the next 100 years will continue to print new coins, is attempting to replicate deflation. Maybe inadvertently, by people losing access to their Bitcoins for various reasons, but the design itself certainly is
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by Kathula 3y ago
Folding for pressure and group think is different things imo. You can be very aware you are folding for pressure, but doing it because it's the right/easy thing to do. While group think is more a phenomenon you are not aware of at
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by Kathula 3y ago
Being smart does not equate to being critical, or going against group think.
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by Kathula 3y ago
I just lift them at the sides, close to the top, to avoid being burned. If you're home you could also use oven gloves or paper towel or something.
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by Kathula 3y ago
Hungary isn't gonna be the only country that raises the inflation target. In fact all central banks will probably follow through. After all there's no rationale why the current target is 2% and why this is the case for all central
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by Kathula 4y ago
By "continually losing creators to YouTube" you mean YouTube paid a few top streamers million dollar contracts? I don't see anyone prefer streaming on YouTube over Twitch unless you already have a big channel on yt. Discovery
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by Kathula 4y ago
And where does the "likely" part come from?
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by Kathula 4y ago
I had no conviction that 60k would be the top. But I have a conviction that it'll be surpassed eventually.
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by Kathula 4y ago
It isn't lucky to hold through multiple multi-year 80% drawdowns, it's called doing research and having a conviction. I didn't sell at 60k, I'm not selling now, because I have a strong conviction. You call this lucky, bu
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by Kathula 5y ago
I'll doubt that'll ever happen. They've pushed up ETH 2.0 so many times that it's no longer believable.
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by Kathula 5y ago
This obviously doesn't hold up if we look at the original purpose of the blockchain, ie Bitcoin, to avoid issuers of money to debase said money. Which has in fact happened thousands of times through out history and keeps happening to t
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by Kathula 5y ago
Yeah 99% of Ethereums use-cases is creating erc-20 tokens. Most of which is just iterations with slight variables of something that already exists.
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by Kathula 6y ago
>I think it will continue to increase in value for while, as it continues to plumb the depths of “people who haven’t bought in yet” How many people do you think owns Bitcoin? And how many people are there in the world? >and eventually
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by Kathula 6y ago
Have fun staying poor if you gonna short Bitcoin.
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by Kathula 6y ago
It's 2.67 USD for a transaction to be confirmed quickly as of right now. You misunderstand how the current economic system is built and functions. Bitcoin isn't the equivalent of VISA. Bitcoin is the equivalent of the fedwire.
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by Kathula 6y ago
If the blocks just keep increasing in size to accommodate small fees then there won't by any (or just a tiny) reward for miners once the block-reward runs out. This will make the hashrate go down significantly and make Bitcoin as a blo
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by Kathula 6y ago
When you say that Satoshi predicted that Bitcoin would be run by large datacenters, are you referring to the mining? Or the nodes? Anyways, I'd like to see this actual post you're referencing (look at https://satoshi.na
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by Kathula 6y ago
Sure, the education is paid(via taxes), but you still need to pay rent, food, bills etc. All people I know that studied took student loans.
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by Kathula 6y ago
What do you mean by "too intensely"? Is she having nightmares? Does she often wake up, only to later fall asleep and having nightmares again?
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by Kathula 6y ago
First of all, there's no need for 7 billion people to exist to fulfill being a civilization. Surely our civilization could exist of just 1 million people if it comes to that. Secondly, the climate change "catastrophe" isn&#x2

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