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by deevolution 6y ago
How can you possibly back up the claim that the USD is stable? My grandparents were able to buy several acres of land and build a house for 80k in the 1970s. Doing the same today costs 500k+!!! It's completely outrageous. Ths USD is fa
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by deevolution 6y ago
It's been reported the mods temporarily killed the subreddit; it was part of the plan.
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by deevolution 6y ago
Parallels has been around for a while... I used it to play the homeworld franchise years ago but more recently I have used bootcamp. Not sure about performance on M1 tho.
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by deevolution 6y ago
If the people really want to overthrow the government, some jacked up defenses around capitol buildings won't stop anything imho, it just means the resistance will bring heavier weapons to match.
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by deevolution 6y ago
Not to mention the price of nickel and iron would become negative...
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by deevolution 6y ago
Sounds like alot of complaining. If it's so terrible, don't use it or build something better! Bitcoin is completely optional. Thanks for sharing your opinion I guess?
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by deevolution 6y ago
Its unfortunate we can't independently verify the results of the election... imagine being able to run an election node and run the numbers yourself.
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by deevolution 6y ago
Multisig encryption? Revoke key access to anyone you don't want to share your info with. Not sure if this is actually practical. Just a hunch on a potential solution.
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by deevolution 6y ago
A suitcase full of cash is much more difficult to transport risk-free compared to bitcoin.
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by deevolution 6y ago
it sounds like a CoD socialist utopia simulator where every player has an equal outcome regardless of skill: 1.0 k/d. k/d creeping above 1.0? Let's distribute those gains to other players by curbstomping you for a bit. K&#x2F
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by deevolution 6y ago
Anecdotely, I can confirm that most of the time that I read hackernews comments I tend to get depressed.
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by deevolution 6y ago
Where do you put all the waste you generated covering renewistan with all the equipment and infrastructure you had to build??? Is that not an environmental disaster??? The environmental impact of all nuclear would be an order of magnitude s
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by deevolution 6y ago
If it were easier you'd think we'd be getting alot more energy from geothermal but we don't. Global Nuclear: 2,500 TWh Global Geothermal: 12.8 GWh
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by deevolution 6y ago
Nuclear really is the only viable option at scale... “Two terawatts of photovoltaic would require installing 100 square meters of 15-percent-efficient solar cells every second, second after second, for the next 25 years. (That’s about 1,200
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by deevolution 6y ago
“Two terawatts of photovoltaic would require installing 100 square meters of 15- percent- efficient solar cells every second, second after second, for the next 25 years. (That’s about 1,200 square miles of solar cells a year, times 25 equal
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by deevolution 6y ago
The existence of the state is only possible because it controls a monopoly on violence. How else would it enforce laws? Do people think others will pay taxes out of good will? scoff
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by deevolution 6y ago
More evidence of fiat inflation. Most of the spare change I recieve gets lost or thrown away. Usually if I'm handed coins as change I tell the cashier to keep it because I know i'll never use it. Even homeless people scoff at me w
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by deevolution 6y ago
Banning/setting up a firewall makes us no different than the CCP! Personally I think all the effort and resources spent policing social media platforms is a complete waste and malinvestment. This looks like an overreach of govern
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by deevolution 6y ago
Goodluck with that idea. I'll be sure to check back on this next year to see if anyone has made progress on it.
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by deevolution 6y ago
Bitcoin miners are utilizing excess energy that would otherwise have gone to waste. So there's nothing wasteful about it. In fact, miners must be as energy efficient as possible in order to remain competitive and profitable. Typically
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by deevolution 6y ago
Or keep it alive for far beyond its expiration date.
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by deevolution 6y ago
Boeing is already a nationalized business. They're financially propped up by the US government which is why they've been able to make all of these horrible decisions without any consequence. They're no longer a tech company.
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by deevolution 6y ago
Colorado is home to Lockheed Martin, one of the largest US defense contractors. Sounds like a solid culture fit for Palantir.
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by deevolution 6y ago
I don't know if "reliable" is a good word for the legacy banking system. The banks in Cyprus for example siezed money from peoples accounts only a few years ago... its much harder for banks to seize bitcoin that you self-cust
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Dollar Cost Averaging Bitcoin Outperforms Gold and ETFs(dcabtc.com)
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by deevolution 6y ago
Rising college tuition is clear evidence of runaway fiat currency inflation. As soon as the US severed the peg to gold, prices have done nothing but inflate. I think colleges have figured out people are willing to take on increasing amounts
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by deevolution 6y ago
I think evolution should largely take care of the problem here. Evolve or die. It's the natural order.
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by deevolution 6y ago
I'm done with Apple. They have lost me as a customer.
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by deevolution 6y ago
I dont think government intervention is the solution to resolving the problem here. Epic is going to have to abandon Apple and suffer losses. What this exposes is deep centralization of devices and app platforms and its disgusting and I wou
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by deevolution 6y ago
Specialization trades off innovation for efficiency while generalism/curiosity trades off efficiency for innovation.

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