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eloary
9y ago
No such correlation exists.
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eloary
9y ago
It was exactly this kind of fun that led me to stay in my altcoin holdings and not participate at all in BCH. Liquidity puts a serious damper on a lot of slick crypto trade ideas - it's a "tortoise and the hare" kind of scena
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eloary
9y ago
We get to see those because they're advertising. That's the whole point of "you have to pay." When I read a hype story about a company someone else is paying. Really good, cheap or free info about the present and future
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eloary
9y ago
Business news sources tend to be clear headed, because they are in the space of news you can put a dollar value on, and hence will pay for to make more accurate. That doesn't make them perfect, since they still tend towards an editoria
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eloary
9y ago
I believe the right way to go is to focus on library code. If the long lived code is to prove exceptional it has to do so by being grabbed and bolted on to the new thing over and over, and that tends to favor an approach of libraries that a
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eloary
9y ago
Simply: Stretch every day, morning and evening or even more often. Start with physical therapy type exercises and then gradually add stretches from ballet, gymnastics, wrestling, etc. It'll put a literal "spring" in your stri
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eloary
9y ago
This looks like an approach more akin to federation (or more accurately confederation) on social networks than the "distributed" notion of blockchain trust, which in practice, as noted, still exhibits centralizing political forces
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eloary
9y ago
Pascal is a smaller language, and so easier to come to grips with at first glance. The syntax is tailored towards some verbosity which usually appeals to beginners. However, the downside is that you don't have a lot of leverage to do t