throwaway30yo

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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
I agree its a great calculator. The funny thing is that I used it and it convinced me its far better to rent in my market.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
You could get a HELOC?
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Use options and you can get very leveraged.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
They are likely related, but it sure would have been interesting if the market went down 2000+ points at the same time Bitcoin was surging upwards.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
You are correct, but that battle is lost.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
No. Also I do not think Olympic athletes should be tested. I once competed at a very high level in sports and the use of drugs is significantly higher then anyone would expect. The difference was that the poorer countries only had access to
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Could be the best buying opportunity of the year. As someone involved in bitcoin since 2012, these cycles are pretty standard. It went from $1000 to around $250 iirc at one point and recovered. No reason it cant go from $20000 to $5000 and
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Complete shit. Being 100% honest here. Overweight from eating like crap, too many office snacks, drink 5+ cups of coffee a day, eat fast food, back pain from sitting too much, poor circulation, bad sleeping habits, carpal tunnel, high blood
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
You think an unoccupied car should have the ability to lock people in and take them to the police station?
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Millenial here. I think things are better then you think. Failing government systems? Have always existed. Unaffordable education? Never went, no idea. Online education still free. Limited Housing and Land? Flyover country, tons of cheap ho
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
DOGE is a pretty good currency to use for moving money between exchanges. That is why its used. If BTC had low/no transaction fees and was fast, people would have less incentive to use DOGE. Overvalued? Its possible but I think the ent
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Lots already have succeeded. I have worked at 2 non crypto startups now that have been founded by someones crypto gains.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
A problem that the DAGs seem to face is that integration with an exchange is a much more difficult process. At least with XRB (Which I am most familiar with) each exchange has to set up multiple hot wallets and ensure they are kept in sync.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
When it took off, it was only 1086.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Not that simple though, Courts favour giving custody to Women. The men who do get custody generally have to have more of their affairs in order (job, housing, stability). So its not surprise when a man gets custody he is in a better financi
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Its not that hard to put a price on it. As an avid mountaineer, I would attempt a rescue for a cool 10M USD.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Even with all the technology police + military has. I don't think it would be an easy win if the gun owning population decided to revolt. There would be millions of deaths. The government may end up on top, but the consequences would b
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
That is the creepiest thing ive ever read on HN. I am 25 so maybe I am just getting jaded but that seems incredibly intrusive.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Bitcoin is deflationary by nature. One of the problems with it (scalability aside) is that who would want to spend an asset which keeps increasing in value? So now Bitcoin is seen as more of a store of value. Which it actually seems to work
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Bold Predictions with no repercussions for being wrong: - Crypto market cap breaks 1.2 trillion USD (50 billion usd per month increase). - Cryptos without working software keep on increasing. Its the new "Don't monetize". - M
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
The project can always fork if major issues are found. Bitcoin is very very far from a perfect solution, but it is a solution to many problems currencies have.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Those things are free? I feel like I have been paying for them since I got my first job at 14. I'll probably still be paying for them when I am 80.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
I disagree with a solid 80% of government spending. Lots go against my core values and morals. Currently right now as a Canadian I even have to pay taxes for religious schools, a religion which was responsible for molesting my father as a c
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Spoken like someone not from Canada. When the government was funding all of the residential schools, you had no option but to pay the government or risk being tortured.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
I on the other hand, mind being taxed.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
They would need to regulate every ISP in the country to block the protocols, and then go after every website just using those protocols under the hood (and most of these would not be in the USA). I can't see that ever happening especia
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Only the centralized exchanges at that.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
You work in the field of Medical Image processing so its reasonable that your opinion is biased due to the effect on your livelihood.
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Reminds me of the old days of online poker. The regulars would sit around for hours just waiting for an unskilled opponent. They would almost never play each other. Eventually the whale would leave and the game would instantly break. The ec
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by throwaway30yo 9y ago
Sure, but a modern day University is not a great model for education. All of the information from a 4 year degree can be found on the internet for free. Essentially you are buying accountability and for some majors getting past their barrie

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