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by honestlyreally 9y ago
And here's Peter later talking about his doubts due to the AMT backdoor, with responses from Zooko. https://twitter.com/petertoddbtc/status/861726383730503680
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Not being that familiar with WoW, wouldn't it be classed as income more than speculation? These people grinded away at a game and earned "gold", now they want to convert it into a different currency. Doesn't seem specula
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Certainly minimises any anger for the 90m golden parachute given to the person at the helm now bailing out.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Lots? Name one ico over $1m that has run off with others money? Plenty of raisings based on spurious concepts but yet to see one actually go full scam, essentially these people have bs programming jobs for a few years until they admit their
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Automatically assume anyone who uses all caps mid sentence hasnt thought through their point and is internet rambling. I stop reading everytime. Quite sure there's a few of us, if you need to emphasise anything perhaps being more succi
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Plenty of western countries recently seem to realise that its far cheapear to take in educated immigrants rather than pay the cost of raising and educating a child. It's most certainly a trend. Not justifying it, simply observing.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Virtually a prerequisite for anyone doing long range first person flying legally.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
No proof whatsoever, but the ceremony and who was involved was most certainly known ahead of time. Is prudence not prudent in matters such as these?
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
I stand corrected. Someone is obviously in the wrong here, have doubts whatsapp would ruin their business for a single country.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Messages are e2e, was under the impression that calls aren't yet.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
They've been known to use pocket calculators for ciphers and transmit over radio frequencies digit by digit.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
"A business that makes nothing but money is a poor business." - Henry Ford
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
> real money Posit that most of society doesn't understand how money is created and destroyed. "Real money" is a falsehood as far as most human beings see it. Cashless has many benefits, watching this phenomenon play out i
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Id agree on the taste part. Never had bison, but still that same gamey taste, certainly stronger than venison. As for cooking, no, terribly dangerous advice. Cook kangaroo well regardless of what butchers and cooking shows tell you. Kangaro
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Shouldnt all fresh food be of variable market price? Seems quite evironmentally unfriendly to subside out of season food solely to appease picky customers. Eating local in-season food should be promoted by market mechanisms.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
My thoughts exactly, wondering why so many here are saying they are equivalent? PWA disk usage has tiny limits. For the curious: https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/instant-and-o...
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
An advancement in supercapaitors or other storage types seems inevitable to win the race. Current battery tech is variations on a century old concept and lacking real scalability without devastating environmental effects. Generation is larg
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
That's quite a complex plan, especially if the phone in question is making http requests and taking calls.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Perhaps it is money that is worth little, rather than many asset classes being overvalued?
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
He said it was a bubble at $800 too. Is this the economist equivalent of the martingale strategy?
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
You don't need money to use testnets, which particular tech are you interested in? Happy to point you in the relevant direction. Heres free coins for Ethereums ropsten testnet http://faucet.ropsten.be:3001 Can i note beggin
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Using most crypto projects is on the scale of cents if anything at all to try, the decentralised storage options offer 25 gb free. Regardless,anything half decent likely has a testnet running where you can play around. Read all the marketin
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
>One thing that I rarely hear about crypto-currencies is the environmental impact That's funny, it seems to be raised in every single hn cryptocurrency thread. One thing I rarely see is a proper attempt to quantify co2 output. Elect
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
100%. Without a novel need,there's zero reason to make your own token simply for payments. That part has been solved. Why not take payment in ethereum alone instead? The transaction is processed by the exact same miners whether it&#x27
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
whattomine.com Unless you have free/ very cheap power, is likely not worth your time.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
But virtually all mining is done near cheap renewable power. People talk a lot about how much energy it uses, yet to see attempt at quantifying co2 emissions, they are likely quite low.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Putting on the tinfoil: cryptocurrecies are a defacto bounty for hash algorithms, bitcoin is excellent proof that sha2 and ripemd160 arent broken
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
Always amazed at some of the threads that pop up in that world. "I invested 50k can someone pls explain how this works?"
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
You need 40 lines of code that was copy/pasted to make an erc20 token. The rest is just promises.
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by honestlyreally 9y ago
I think one day you'll look back and regret this post. Its still an early adopters phase. Recent transaction sent $160m, the fee was $0.70, it was confirmed within minutes. Not sure what to say if you can't see value there

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