nocommentguy

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by nocommentguy 5y ago
At some point hanlon’s razor starts getting dull. Follow the money
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Hi Greg, > For all you know they recycled received funds back out in their crowd sale and bought multiple times. Actually we know that they didn’t and so do you, because the funds didn’t leave the multisig until the sale ended
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Thank you for looking out for my financial well-being, internet stranger
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Describing a public crowdsale as a premine is unethical.
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
That could be true, but it’s still a good measure of IQ. This “cultural” angle is a narrative that started from criticisms of SAT vocab tests and critics of IQ tests latched onto it and hope they can convince everyone that IQ isn’t real and
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
How does the official 3.5% figure compare to your personal experience of the actual difference in price for a given item from last year?
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Nobody argues it doesn’t exist, the take is always “there is a normal amount of inflation right now and it is good for the economy anyway”
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Can’t tell if satire. Have you been to the grocery store lately?
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
So how does this invalidate the parent comment’s point? If Dogecoin was a better hold than Bitcoin does that somehow imply that Bitcoin is a worse hold than dollars? And before you lecture about the function of fiat currency, remember the b
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
“Bitcoin has no utility”
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Ok you’ve convinced me, I’m going to consume products instead of holding capital assets /s Take a look at ag futures my dude.
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
If you’re not being hurt by the fire alarm, maybe you should stop spreading conspiracy theories about there being a fire?
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Actually, measuring the value of money as something other than the measuring stick to compare capital assets doesn’t make sense, regardless of how fashionable it is to defend money printing by verysmart internet economists. See what I did t
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
More like the value of the dollar has roughly halved due to record money-printing and this is reflected in capital assets firsts. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?width=880&he... MMT apologists are t
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Is it ever acceptable to tell someone they aren’t cut out to be a founder? I feel we are responsible for making “startup founder” so sexy that people feel unfulfilled if they can’t succeed at something that is frankly mind-breaking for most
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
IRS wants to pay for hardware wallet bug bounties? I’m ok with this.
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
> But those engineers determined that their fix would only successfully transition the helicopter into flight mode 85% of the time. So Thursday's attempt may have fallen into the 15% of instances in which it doesn't work. I rea
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
So? Did anyone claim that it does? How is provenance for physical works tracked? It’s just using a database with a nice composable public API. People are excited because you can use it in the context of other smart contracts, do it without
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
The difference would be the artist’s agreement you just mentioned
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
> I see no value > I still think it would be cool to own one Cool enough to pay more than $0? Perhaps there could be an NFT so cool-to-own for you that you would VALUE it at $1?
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
philosopherai.com had a few funny instances of self-censorship, like “who owns the central bank”. A ridiculous side effect of some well-meaning censorship.
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Not weird considering that capital gains are taxed lower than ordinary income.
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Share buybacks are equivalent to dividends. They are done when the company can’t think of how to hit their target ROI on that margin. Much better to pay back investors than invent “something useful” to spend money on a la government budget
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
> “They have failed to take accountability and we need them to take this step.” The use of “need” instead of “want” gives me the creeps. Stay out of the spotlight, kids.
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
> You can reduce the annoyance of someone’s stupid belief by increasing your understanding of why they believe it. My favorite. “Write 2 essays, one defending each side” is the most valuable kind of assignment, in my opinion.
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
And lots of people would embrace the term “thug”. It’s great if you can embrace it and make it something positive. My point about “look twice when you hear it” still stands, most people that use redneck in political contexts don’t mean well
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Your use of the term “sanity” is loaded. It is a complex political topic for a reason. Government should be afraid of its people. Think of the “children” ;)
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
It was never just rednecks with shotguns. “Redneck” is a political slander as bad as “thug”. Whenever someone says it your alarm bells should go off that someone is trying to emotionally manipulate your political beliefs. “You’re not a scie
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
To outsource something you have to be able to unambiguously specify requirements (otherwise costs blow up as you go back and forth). Once you’ve made it truly unambiguous, the next logical step is automation.
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by nocommentguy 5y ago
Bitcoin was designed for big blocks. Nodes are miners. Downvotes don’t change this, and you can’t suppress these ideas forever.

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