equalarrow

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by equalarrow 7y ago
I agree with all this. However, even though I still use Macs for everything, it's been clear to me for a while that Apple 'Pro' users are not tech people. There is a big difference in keyboard necessity between a developer an
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by equalarrow 7y ago
Driving, for me, is a massive exercise in being mindful. My goal, however, is not to mind the suffering of others but instead, to take those inputs, not associate with them, and let them go. For instance, some driver doesn't want to ge
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by equalarrow 7y ago
Yah, CW is a joke. He has TrueCrypt partitions from, supposedly, Satoshi that have all of Statoshi's millions of bitcoins on it/them. He cannot (yet) decrypt any of these, but his claims of being Satoshi will be realized when he c
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by equalarrow 7y ago
I've waited for this for a few years.. Until I stopped caring last year. Alas, I'm underwhelmed. Mostly in the form factor. I had an Intel beta machine from yonder. Apple sent everyone an iMac that year we had to send those back.
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by equalarrow 7y ago
This is the bigger news I think and what people should really be paying attention to.
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by equalarrow 7y ago
Wow... And there you go.
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by equalarrow 7y ago
Here we go..
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by equalarrow 7y ago
Ahhhh, the good ‘ol days. Love it.
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by equalarrow 7y ago
"What's not affordable is spending most of your income on rent, and this is hardly a choice for most people right now." Not a choice? Don't you enter into a rental agreement via choice? I've never met anyone who&#x2
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by equalarrow 7y ago
How is that a 'diversity' problem??
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by equalarrow 8y ago
Won’t matter. ‘They’ donate to both sides of the isle. Lessig has a good video that breaks a lot of this process down. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PJy8vTu66tE
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by equalarrow 8y ago
No, you need to enforce the immigration laws in this case. Increasing the 'incentive' to use illegal immigrants is increasing the incentive to break the law. Typical thinking I suppose. Don't go after the people that break th
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by equalarrow 8y ago
I never bought the right to repair cry. I'm a tinkerer - always have been - and an iPhone owner. I bought my phones and knew what I was getting into. I don't think I've ever thrown away any of my old 'unrepairable'
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by equalarrow 8y ago
Here we go again.. First issue with the post: "Blockchain is also the driving force behind cryptocurrencies, allowing Bitcoin owners to purchase drugs on the internet without the hassle of showing their identity." Let's see,
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by equalarrow 8y ago
Oh yay, someone posted this! I’ve been a subscriber to the primitive technology channel for quite some time. The things this guy makes are truly awesome. I put his videos sometime for my kids because they’re actual worthwhile to talk to the
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by equalarrow 8y ago
Even with technical higher-ups, you're not guaranteed a fair fight. I've worked with Engineering VP's/CTO's that are pressured by deadlines and promise unrealistic features. The key element needed in this is a &#x27
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by equalarrow 8y ago
I don't know that, but my guess is probably anywhere between $20k - $50k. I just hear mostly stuff like "I got over 100% returns on these accounts". For what I put in, I started with 2btc and when I stopped I had about 4. I w
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by equalarrow 8y ago
Short answer is - yes. I have a few buddies using a bot from Crypto Profit Bot ( https://cryptoprofitbot.com ) and they definitely make profits. Sorta varies though depending on the strategies used. I played around with this late
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by equalarrow 8y ago
Brave, huh? I guess I will give him some credit for owning up to this, sure. But his only repercussion from helping create this is 'guilt'. And from the looks of his wealth and new ventures, I don't think he wastes any time w
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by equalarrow 8y ago
This is the big picture and it most aligns with how I feel about this emerging space. There's a problem with developers and cs people and that is that they are looking at one small spec - the blockchain data structure. From there, the
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by equalarrow 9y ago
I’m gonna call bullshit. If an open office sucks or the other reasons listed suck, just leave. There is a virus out there that you NEED a company to be ‘someone’ in the dev world. This is a lie. Med > big > bigger companies really don
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by equalarrow 9y ago
No, this cannot be fixed. Simply because these are decentralized assets/tokens/etc being corralled ina centralized manner. Square peg in round hole. Bank security is still not secure, regardless of what we think today. The only vi
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by equalarrow 9y ago
Simple: institutional validation. CME is just the beginning. Big players with billions are now just waiting for the right time to jump in. We’re at that time.
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by equalarrow 9y ago
Sounds like Andreas Antonopoulos. https://antonopoulos.com
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by equalarrow 9y ago
Oh we can dream..
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Welcome to the age of ICO's(bitcoinmagazine.com)
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by equalarrow 9y ago
Fred's not a dumb guy, even though I never agreed with his Android over iOS statements (Android first, etc). I think he's smart and to him, my opinion doesn't matter, I'm sure. However, vc is a hundreds, if not thousands
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by equalarrow 9y ago
Being that this is a pretty red vs. blue issue, there's not a ton ton can do about it if you live in non-red states. The eff is an obvious choice and I'm a member and have been for almost 20 years. In my mind the big thing is peop
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by equalarrow 9y ago
Private Internet Access is supposed to be one of the better ones that doesn't save logs. I've had it on a machine for months and it hasn't ever disconnected. YMMV.
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by equalarrow 9y ago
I've said it before as an 'older dude', network, network, network. I'm not trying to downplay any one person's hardships, but if tou have a good netoekr of people that can vouch for you, it's 10x more powerful

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