joe_momma

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by joe_momma 5y ago
You have to be driven and use all the free resources you can because there is some kid out there who is and will get the job. You want to break in, learn mobile programming. Projects and demands still allow newbies off the street to make it
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by joe_momma 5y ago
You got shut down on every point except for the environmental mining. FeatherCoin it is.
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by joe_momma 5y ago
Big brother controls loaf of bread... With crypto... Got it ... Didn't they control the wheat production and shipping lines before that though?
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by joe_momma 5y ago
They just shut down the world for a year and could already do everything in your list without crypto. Not sure what fear your trying spill but crypto can unlock trillions of dollars and shift power back to people who can't control the
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by joe_momma 5y ago
The fact people are jumping through the hoops and hoopla now show that it's possible. Could you imagine if we still used dial up to access the Internet, some people actually do so tech being difficult is a given for first generation of
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by joe_momma 5y ago
Those changes you speak of in the real world should be recorded and would be the purpose of blockchain to have those errors included. Then you have the real history, not what someone else decided to erase and replace with what they now beli
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by joe_momma 5y ago
Then the author should only be making the claim against consensus for validation. Why would a private org need a public consensus, that is obvious. Take a look at Amazon QLDB, enterprises can make use of blockchains because sql doesn't
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by joe_momma 5y ago
A patent is the same idea, some people or orgs don't actually hold the technology for said patent but they control the use of it.
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by joe_momma 5y ago
The author makes no mention of immutability or the contrast between a sql database. The author misses the point for which a blockchain db is more useful for recording a record of history and the lineage of any subsequent transactions or tra
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Sounds like you were five years too early. And prepandemic I would agree with you. Today I can't. I also said "an industrial revolution" and not "The Industrial Revolution". But I'm glad you could no longer arg
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by joe_momma 6y ago
You don't work in finance, blockchain can solve a lot just look at Amazon QLDB, looks like it can solve quite a bit. And now you just sound jealous and very regretful.
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Once again you're using one coin to represent the entire industry. You don't understand the technology and how it will penetrate every sector of society. Bitcoin is the KittyHawk of aviation. Yah no one flies the original plane an
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Defend crypto? Dude the blockchain database is what's going to change things. The coins aren't the technological revolution happening. The storage of information and its reliability is what is important here. You're just mad
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Founder of Nasdaq biggest ponzi scheme ever. Bitcoin biggest asset ever in the history of humans. The only thing else that comes close is gold.
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by joe_momma 6y ago
The only scam has been Wall St and the corporations that created a slave wage system out of an entire country.
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by joe_momma 6y ago
You can defi with a lot more than Ethereum and more options are coming everyday.
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Just work and be a slave to the system is what I took from that. Diversify your investments should have been the recommendation.
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Google where is your doodle honoring 25 years of javascript
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Malls were the original Search Engine for local shopping. And in 2020 it has become apparent that people do not want to live online entirely for the rest of their lives and especially around Christmas a lot of Americans want to go to the ma
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Could any of those businesses get larger sitting where they are now? Or could they have grown into something bigger at a mall like venue?
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by joe_momma 6y ago
"research suggests similarities between the lax way that home loans were signed in the run-up to the last crisis and the underwriting of many retail mortgages" https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/24/busi
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by joe_momma 6y ago
No i don't like vultures
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by joe_momma 6y ago
The idea of lending money just so you can profit from its failure is caused by the affiliations between commercial and investment banks.
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Who do you cheer for then, because ain't no mom and pop shop in existence anymore. The mall was the greatest counter to things like Walmart where a single company was profiting and not a conglomerate of businesses. The banks ruined mai
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by joe_momma 6y ago
Articles like this glorifying failure and those who profit from it, is exactly why the Glass-Steagall Act needs to come back so people aren't sitting around betting on other people's failures. I hope they lose all their money.
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by joe_momma 6y ago
The guy defined what it meant to be classy, hip, and bad ass all at the same time. Mere mortals can barely do just a single one of those.
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by joe_momma 6y ago
We are headed towards: Hunger Games, Children of Men, Demolition Man, Judge Dredd, Escape from NY/LA
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by joe_momma 6y ago
People will look at this like the old phone switchboards... Operator connect me to www.webcrawler.com please
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by joe_momma 6y ago
This is neat could have used this heavily during my college radio days. Brilliant use of new web technologies.
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by joe_momma 6y ago
I could see a small company needing a quick and cheap way to make a portal. These are things wordpress should perhaps focus more on and move away from the blog being central, but still make it available.

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