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by ajkdhcb2 1y ago
My experiences have all been like this too. I am puzzled by how some people say it works for them
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by ajkdhcb2 1y ago
True. People use completely unjustified anthropomorphised terminology for marketing reasons and it bothers me a lot. I think it actually holds back understanding how it works. "Hallucinate" is the worst - it's an error and un
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by ajkdhcb2 1y ago
Soft skills aren't underrated. On the contrary, people talk about them all the damn time to the point that it dominates hiring practices and the interview process
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
I have used it, but i dont see how it is related to being able to transact privately. As soon as you do anything linked to your name with those coins puchased on bisq, the whole batch is linked to your identity
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
Not based on everything ive read. Happy to be shown evidence of otherwise
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
Monero is fine. But how can you even use bitcoin anonymously now? Even wasabi and samourai wallet are shut down as far as i know. Seems highly risky to use any tool like that since i dont know what the consequences will be in the future. Jo
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
I am aware of a couple of cases where people received flagged coins from centralised exchanges and had a lot of issues
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
The whitepaper shows it was intended to be "peer to peer electronic cash". It did clearly fail at that goal since it has none of the privacy of cash and so on.
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
It is scarce, novel, transferable, passed critical mass of popularity long ago, uncensorable to some degree for now. That's all that's needed, it makes it better money than perhaps anything else
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
It isn't fungible at all since every coin has a history which in some cases makes it unspendable, so it is highly risky to accept transfers without a third party chain analysis report, otherwise i agree
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
I can't read reddit anymore because I always get "Your request has been blocked due to a network policy. Try logging in or creating an account here to get back to browsing." Any way to bypass this?
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
>I want my web browser to just be a web browser, no unnecessary add-ons. When i try to consider what that really means, it leads me to think it actually encompasses a large and ever-increasing scope of features that have just become the
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by ajkdhcb2 2y ago
That's such an outrageously absurd statement that i find it hard to not read it as sarcasm
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
The Ministry of Truth.
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
I didnt deny that addiction exists or that opioids are addictive. That being said, I think the fentanyl crisis and addiction in general is typically a symptom of other complex issues. We are sprinting into a horrific dystopia with intense c
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
This error really bothers me: >How can pursuing pleasure lead to less pleasure? But that’s how our brains are wired (perhaps as a protective mechanism). At a certain point, addicts still pursue the stimulus, but more to avoid the pain of
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
I tried it many times, including when sending other people a file, but it fails for me about 60% of the time. Error or download just never completes.
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
I tried wormhole.app many times and have about a 60% failure rate because there's an error or the download never completes. Don't know the difference with your link but i suppose i should try it next time
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
>Researchers have observed that less mentally-demanding activity during sedentary behavior induces a higher risk of depression "induces" clearly implies causality. This is not true, the research only found association. Awful. T
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
I dont understand anything you wrote here
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
Even if it were a process as invasive and painful as getting a bank account, it would remain the only technology that enables users to get a search account privately (since Kagi says cash is not scalable for them). Given the level of snark
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
Hope you enjoy linking all your search queries to your credit card, really. This attitude is unbelievable to me.
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
Yikes, that thread reflects so badly on Kagi to me. Over a year of people explaining why Monero is needed if you actually cared about user privacy, with no results. Weird claims that it is difficult to implement. Can only conclude that the
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
Milton Friedman would say only the governments' money printing presses can cause it. A lot more simple, convincing and clearly logical to me...
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by ajkdhcb2 3y ago
Isnt that what misinformation always means?
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by ajkdhcb2 5y ago
Authorisation does not equal capability. Bitcoin has no privacy so I see how use of it could be trivially tracked and punished. With a private cryptocurrency like Monero it may be feasible to do anonymous crowdfunding; recipients have vario
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by ajkdhcb2 5y ago
I was globally shadowbanned for using Mullvad VPN. Happened with multiple accounts. I usually posted in a subreddit where a mod would manually approve my comments, allowing me to get some hundred comment karma, but that still didnt fix it a
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by ajkdhcb2 5y ago
No, it is not worth it, and in the long-run may not have the desired effect. For me, after seeing this, I would possibly not report being raped. Arresting the rapist isn't going to directly help me (depending on the situation), so by s
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by ajkdhcb2 5y ago
It is strange language to say 'carbon footprint is used' but I see no interpretation where the statement is correct. The 'carbon footprint' is actually 'used' to secure the network, motivated by how the process
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by ajkdhcb2 5y ago
That's what is required for the network to remain secure, but there is no direct mechanism to cause that to happen. You can observe all the other blockchains with weak security as experiments: there is nothing preventing the security f

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