cloudjacker

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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Sure, if I can short it When's the IPO, know anybody in Congress to trade the enforcement actions in advance on my behalf?
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
its nice to see that they weren't completely delusional about being behind android very refreshing to see - at the top - their distortion field is just marketing unfortunately for that list, they never caught up to android in terms of
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
A community that was close or far from Google? Because that's what this article is about
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Such a loaded statement. Taxpayers are never ever ever going to get a good deal on their expropriated funds. The Treasury and Fed were practically running a hedge fund and the military losses are magnitudes higher In this case they're
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
> women are 7 times more likely to stop practicing than men For reference, what is this saying about how many of those that stop practicing are men? 7 times more likely than what? I haven't read the article yet. Any given individual
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
it does, it doesn't have to the network expends vast amounts of electrical energy because people are competing to earn bitcoin from that network. they will even do it at a loss because bitcoin is 9 billion dollars, and can be between 3
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
We are talking about the hiring process here, being selected at all, how your financial prowess doesn't jive with the culture fit doctrine.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
lack of their ubiquitous use you mean? ios added ad blockers and put the ad sector in a tizzy
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
> The only reason not to implement the Wealthfront Equity Plan is greed, and greed seldom leads to a good outcome. Is there a more diplomatic way of saying that? Employees aren't in a position to question the "generous privileg
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
except you're the one looking for a job
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Now that you got that off of your chest, what does that have to do with this comment thread about them being more transparent?
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
It is even more unfortunate that this conversation is lost because equity at all is still a fairly unique aspect of the tech industry. So there isn't much empathy for the circumstances.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Sure when they start accepting public money or get absorbed into the Government Accountability Office
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
It's not about Greece or the people of Greece or its economy, it is about existing creditors of Greek assets having time to limit exposure and fallout to the broader financial system, as well as provide a framework of deterrents for ot
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Where have you been for the whole decade There is no self determination possible for Greece
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
> The major botnet of 2016 is simpler than the botnet of 1988. There’s something wrong in how we do security, and at Appcanary, we think it’s a complete lack of focus on the basics. Or a complete focus on making money. Capitalism has ref
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Hm, do you guys know any doctors that custom tailor lifestyles and treatments for the sedentary lives of software engineers? I often times find my inquiries dismissed because I'm young and slim.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
> [1] https://medium.com/@shadowbrokerss/ wow I did not know they have a sense of humor looks like they have a good grip on 20th century vernacular English satire
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
There's some software to intentionally mess up your writing style for easier anonymity It is really hard to do that manually
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
> potential for monetization the irony here is thats all they have but thats enough to pivot to the business of equity sales
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
do both on the hackintosh Risk, meet reward You are debating over contract privileges that aren't even enforced and have very minimal consequences even if they were
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Getting sued isn't the end of the world The risk is $400 of hardware and a $99 dev account for the possibility of making way more than that releasing your own apps and making that much on a daily basis developing apps for other people.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
If only advertising networks had the same disdain that perceived ponzi schemes had everyone throws money at the click through rate casino, anyone doing studies on their ROI, or do we hand waive it away by saying they were targeting wrong
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
ransomware has been using bitcoin for the last 3 years
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Exchange rate aside, due to the greater abundance of bitcoins since the last bubble, the market cap is actually near all time highs.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Thats good to know and I'm rooting for it, if history is any indicator it will just turn people off of bitcoin. Most bitcoin vending machines have a variety of poor user experiences let alone the offered prices and limits. So far all I
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Egohotz is back!
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
> If you look at the value and price for US visa, probably price is the highest in history $500,000? most of which can be an investment you get back later? Nah not the highest, pretty much on par with other countries that sell residency
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
yeah you are talking about the concept of bitcoin, I am talking about the concept of putting bitcoin in an antiquated vending machine for buying train tickets (has any one of those EVER impressed you?), one which has a 500 franc daily limit
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
"To test Switzerland appetite for bitcoin" It will more likely test the appetite for a poor user experience, high spreads and fees and be a conclusion that people don't have much appetite for cryptocurrency

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