cloudjacker

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by cloudjacker 10y ago
yeah, but they've all been through the congressional hearings where they lie through their teeth, capitulation and settlement by the time I'm eating it.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Permission like an android app
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
I used to follow that, exempting advances from flirty or relatable coworkers, but working in startups there are so many exceptions where you stay for a year or two maybe. First, its not long enough to really get to the awkward part. This is
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
I hated prop trading desks like this. All that leverage and no tolerance for it!
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
That isn't an absolute and you know it. Why even perpetuate the narrative, without pinpointing specific actions? Someone pointed out M&A consolidation and regulatory capture. Specific actions with specific discussions, and a very s
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
That's the risk they take on. I listen to retail investors, they clamor for IPOs no matter what the S-1 says.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Exactly what I wrote, the liquidity is crap. Adequate? It's just down hill
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
yeah for the banks that underwrote the IPO and dumped the shares on your mom's pension plan. the liquidity of the secondary stock market is a purely American phenomenon.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
because it should be $3 a share at a $2 billion market cap? oh it is about the ever changing engagement metrics that social media companies woo dollars with.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
yes, every resume counselor also says that reality: get the equity, get out, get an exit the incongruences in your resume won't matter, the number of vacation days you took compared to someone else won't matter, the number of hour
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
In NYC former Mayor Bloomberg used to say that about all the entrepreneurs trying to make it with original ideas and gusto "there's eight of you here"
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
whoops yeah they're extrapolating to do 4x of this year's theoretical revenue numbers in 2017 I'm not even mad, this is amazing
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Snapchat already makes like 700 million in revenue. (edit: jk they hope to make 300 million and then hope to do much more than that by 2017) The real question is "do all these companies buying ads actually make a return on investment&q
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
is this proof the one that also cannot be formed in a trustless way?
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
annnd you're dead, thanks Vigilante! Maybe they'll push respawns in the next update
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Okay, that is an interesting perk, where could I read about that and come to the same conclusion? For some reason I don't recall the white paper explicitly saying that but it wasn't comparing itself to cryptonote to begin with.
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Scaling is a valid criticism of cryptonote Have you talked with the monero team on how they plan to address it? They might not have a good answer (cheaper storage, computers faster in the future), maybe they do have some solutions in mind T
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Hey there, I asked about some comparisons to cryptonote technologies, of which Monero is one, and I haven't gotten any real answers, would you like me to repost it under your thread? Or can you just find it in the comments My understan
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Live a little. One day your "responsible money stash" will drop in value by 20% and you notice all of the material goods and experiences you COULD HAVE enjoyed now, except you were saving everything to enjoy them at some future ti
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
> smoke a weed We've found the rebel, menace to society over here
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Yet another reason to LIE
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
centralization doesn't, that wasn't a claim I was making or considering mining pool centralization has ebbs and flows. I'm not concerned about bitcoin's TODAY for example, but maybe tomorrow and at times in the past. The
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
I get that the protocol in theory doesn't need two states, Zcash the product will have two states. The harder second state likely won't be used that much. There are several cryptocurrencies that had multiple states to promote priv
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Chef Nancy is caching on Route 53
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
tolerable growing pains all of those things improve the resilience of the implementations exactly as the original white paper suggested
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
What do you think about Cryptonote projects? Such as Monero, Boolberry, a variety of other similar networks Some advantages Cryptonote has that come to mind: - They are private by default. Zcash requires two states, a state analogous to bi
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
A lot of people see it as a rare opportunity to ditch the current establishment. A lot of people know the repercussions of mentioning anything that sounds like affinity toward Trump. A lot of people know the inefficiencies in the Republican
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
Can you elaborate? I was looking up why US entered WWI the other day, and one such reason appeared to be an ongoing stalemate between the various powers, with a 100% correlation to the losing side occurring with America's entry and mil
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
I found the economics of the Confederation extremely fascinating. Given the sanctions and unlikely future growth of the slavery sector, there wouldn't have even needed to be a land war and it would have collapsed in a few more years on
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by cloudjacker 10y ago
$10/yr well spent

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