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phaed
8y ago
Don't let the naysayers distract you, go get em' Don Quixote.
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phaed
9y ago
Came here to say this. Like it or not, you're already fighting a stereotype with your name.
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phaed
9y ago
ASP.NET Webforms all over again.
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phaed
9y ago
Another scumbag advisor. Seeing that name is now a confimation the ICO is a scam.
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phaed
9y ago
KYC is not expensive when you're raising millions. Most do them.
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phaed
9y ago
> Basically, almost all ICOs so far are illegal. They are only illegal in the US if they allow US citizens to participate, and the majority ban US citizens. So I think you have it backward.
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phaed
9y ago
> You could fit over 3,000 of these images on a floppy disk. So small it will take you 20 seconds to count on an Abacus.
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phaed
9y ago
Nice, left you a rating. This just replaced TabOutliner for me. Would love a feature: Restore pinned status to tabs.
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phaed
9y ago
Depends. In many cases Stuff(life) > life. Having access to a toothbrush and toothpaste throughout my life enhances the quality of the life lived. A car saves tons of hours of life that I would otherwise have spent it walking from pla
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phaed
9y ago
He started with the conclusion, then went and tried to look for reasons to support it. Problem is he came up short.
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phaed
9y ago
Whats your point?
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phaed
9y ago
Bitcoin is in a 100 year bubble. Happy? Taking about misleading people, yet here you are trying to convince people it's a bubble. If you're so sure why not short Bitcoin? I dare you. I believe in Crypto, I believe it has a futu
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phaed
9y ago
Currently, Bitcoin is used as a store of value not so much for day to day transactions. It's still evolving, its software, and it's upgradable.
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phaed
9y ago
BTC is a store of value. How does the functionality of gold figure into its value?
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phaed
9y ago
$67,285,852,182 market cap. That's how the sense is made.
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phaed
9y ago
I'm neither blind or deluded. After catastrophes like the MTGox theft where trust was lost with Bitcoin, and the recent uncertainty with Segwith2x, the market has taken a dive but has always turned around. There are billions of dolla
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phaed
9y ago
I don't see how you can compare Bitcoin to the housing market. The fundamentals are completely different.
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phaed
9y ago
And what happens after the dips?
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phaed
9y ago
People look at price history of Bitcoin, see the hockey stick, and immediately call bubble. http://imgur.com/a/ifk2b What they fail to realize is that these linear charts plot a $5 change the same distance when Bitcoin
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phaed
9y ago
You have eaten your words, and will continue to eat your words.
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phaed
9y ago
Explain "superseded" to me. In the world of crypto there is no such thing.
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phaed
9y ago
WOW
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phaed
9y ago
Screenshots out yet?
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phaed
9y ago
As long were showing off remote workspaces, heres mine. Herman Miller Aeron + 50" 4k Samsung. https://www.instagram.com/p/BVGgCYMFhF_
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phaed
9y ago
That money would have had better upside if invested in bitcoin directly.
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phaed
9y ago
Recognize that this knee jerk reaction is your brain's attempt at dismissing the study and move on.
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phaed
9y ago
I commend your perfectly cromulent white paper.
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phaed
9y ago
You can't save everyone from feeling shitty. It's a similar argument overweight people have against ads showing fit and healthy people, they want those ads removed cause it makes them feel shitty about themselves. What they need
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phaed
9y ago
Did you read the article? They ran out of funding and fired 40% of their staff. The business collapsed, not the service.
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phaed
9y ago
Not only while medicated. The memory issue is cumulative, it is slow onset and stays with you until at least 3 months after complete abstinence.
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