jslove

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by jslove 4y ago
Yup treat it like a non expiring option.
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by jslove 4y ago
Gold does not generate revenue... its still worth 11 trillion
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by jslove 5y ago
previous one - now stellar ceo wasn't great either
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by jslove 5y ago
I am not sure why all the crypto channels are on discord. Why not an open source system like matrix? Twitter is also so much better... but people don't DM much.
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by jslove 5y ago
As you get deeper into it they hook you into the server and other stuff and it ends up costing 000s. Pandas is better but requires programming.
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by jslove 5y ago
there were a couple implementations of stellar blockchain projects in nigeria that used sms as a base technology.
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by jslove 5y ago
yes with taproot that just went live. there is also bitcoin liquid which is hidden as well.
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by jslove 5y ago
with taproot bitcoin lightning transactions can be mostly private, scalable, not using energy, and cheap.
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by jslove 5y ago
I think that changes are happening faster and slower than you imagine. We are very bad at exponential math. I think changes in birth control, dating online, and social changes are faster than ever before. The developed world will shrink and
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by jslove 5y ago
Personally I think they: 1) benefited from Indonesia (refining their oil etc) like HK did for china back in the day and cheap labour 2) Now benefit from HK Chaos with China as a kind of Switzerland of Asia 3) Are hard to compare with a larg
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by jslove 5y ago
visio? - nope office 365 for large complex excel sheets with bloomberg terminal plugin - nope MS just tries to embrace, extend and extinguish ubuntu(linux) They are basically IBM in the 1970s/80s. I give them 20-30 more years and they
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by jslove 5y ago
Oanda uses Western Union in its back end. They gave up their license for money transfer a while back due to regulatory issues. Stellar blockchain is trying to do something innovative in this space but is slow to get volumes.
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by jslove 5y ago
And banking in Canada is behind many places. Lithuania, Estonia would be examples. I lived in Finland in early 90s - they had already gotten rid of cheques. Russia with Qiwi kiosks is quite innovative. Why did banks want to get rid of chequ
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by jslove 5y ago
Paysera out of lithuania. Mr Tango. there are a few
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by jslove 5y ago
those are typically sub accounts - not full accounts.
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by jslove 5y ago
Depending on the bank regulator there may need to be some equity behind the accounts.
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by jslove 5y ago
Japan has had this since the late 1970s/early 80s. Real time settlement isn't really an innovation. Its just something the banks fight to protect their float.
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by jslove 5y ago
- Using MS office pricing to push corporate to MS Cloud. - VS Code as gateway drug - Linux as first class integration -- I would like to see - Office on Ubuntu - Open version of Active Directory
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by jslove 5y ago
biking to work.. 2 hours per day
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by jslove 5y ago
facebook
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by jslove 5y ago
And the rest of the people should be using pandas, a database, or data visualization tools (tableau) instead.
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by jslove 5y ago
Yes microsoft still has a near monopoly on the office after 30 years. I am not sure why the competition bureau only focused on internet explorer and not ms office bundling.
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Oracle “The Criminal Enterprise”(youtu.be)
2 points by jslove 6y ago|0 comments
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by jslove 6y ago
works with women too!
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by jslove 7y ago
Helps a lot of you want to have one night stands.
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by jslove 7y ago
Slack easily replaced by Keybase etc. For me the killer would be something that makes meetings more efficient via AI.
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by jslove 7y ago
Huge video walls... This does help
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by jslove 7y ago
Hypercard, Lotus Notes, Lotus Approach, Excel Macros, Access, and others
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by jslove 7y ago
Nice little book about betting, risk, math and computer programming. https://www.amazon.com/Calculated-Bets-Computers-Gambling-Ma...
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by jslove 7y ago
And canada could shutdown NYC power. "Blame Canada" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOR38552MJA

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