vmception

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by vmception 4y ago
In 2008, Goldman Sachs had their M&A department come in as usual, working on deals all day. They didn't close a single deal in over a year. (This is hearsay, btw) So with that being the only anecdotal data point I have, the emails
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by vmception 4y ago
> This study is just showing the infection in the neuron can/may/does precede it’s appearance in the serum. That's pretty interesting, what does this mean for anything. Like does it change how tests should work? vaccines?
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by vmception 4y ago
Ipfs is decent enough or better with free pinning services
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by vmception 4y ago
> This may be related to the relatively lax response of western governments as compared to the 'full out riot control' approach China takes Narrator: its not There are some other comments here on it
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by vmception 4y ago
Okay this is some amusing and problematic cognitive dissonance. The West gets attacked because of its military occupations in Mesopotamia. That is the criteria for Jihad. Any random teenage edgelord that happens to be Muslim can always take
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by vmception 4y ago
I mean she probably doesn’t think about it that way, she’s probably never stepped back and noticed “we dont have the technology to either protect children or find CSAM” she probably never thought that and said “but I dont care!” and she d
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by vmception 4y ago
Foundation is a great way to do that because you can swap the board/trustees out for other natural persons indefinitely And the bylaws can force this too
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by vmception 4y ago
you mean you’re not going to send $10 to the Red Cross after the next earthquake in a developing nation?
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by vmception 4y ago
donations aren’t limited, they are capped via a % the salt is called via a $ different political things, but the salt cap was a punitive thing purely for you to have resentment about where you live, it’s interesting that instead you got res
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by vmception 4y ago
Okay, so incubation period?
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by vmception 4y ago
He used some form of MEV shielding but not clear in which way (like if it went straight to miners) but its improbable that the transactions he formed would have been able to be frontrun
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by vmception 4y ago
This is only slightly different than what goes on in the stock market But yield farmers and high value targets should open insurance policies And the insurance pool participants should also be wary ha
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by vmception 4y ago
He used some kind of MEV shielding thing. But I'm not sure if it went directly to miners or did something else.
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by vmception 4y ago
yeah its strange. one of his addresses was funded previously by a Tornado Cash balance as well oh well, he slipped up and is now probably a fugitive since he keeps using his court "frozen" funds.
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by vmception 4y ago
Another thing to note is that all the quotes from Medjedovic are directly to a journalist (at Bloomberg, the article was there a few days ago), which leads me to think there are intentional omissions towards the journalist. It is new that t
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by vmception 4y ago
I look for things that are immediately applicable to me. A tangential example is to think about how Amazon Basics (household items) took over without any advertising (maybe shopping placement was privileged inside Amazon platforms though).
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by vmception 4y ago
Right, but since they have to pay out sometimes or the ponzi[0] stops as people stop contributing, then this could only rely on the public lack of empathy towards "drug users" [0] replace "ponzi" with "scheme",
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by vmception 4y ago
If you're being fired > The invite will be titled “Meeting regarding your role at Klarna”. lol ouch! They should make it a gamble where everyone has a meeting and you don't know what the outcome will be! But since thats even mo
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by vmception 4y ago
So if the leading cause of death from the 18-45 year old group is opioid overdoses and since abstinence only education is ineffective and the culture could be updated to carrying naloxone to prevent said deaths, if people were actually will
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by vmception 4y ago
The main issue is constructing a valid transaction. An exploiter conducting a big heist and disappearing never has to prove that they can't do it again, because they're rich immediately.
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by vmception 4y ago
> but they wouldn't necessarily know what to look for or change if its a distinct kind of transaction which means non-trading transactions would look so different that someone playing with higher gas wouldn't know what to repla
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by vmception 4y ago
Yeah good observation. But instead of arbitrarily hashing a algorithm used in consensus to find a block, this would be hammering specifically constructed bytecode at a smart contract’s ABI endpoints to see how many other things get effected
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by vmception 4y ago
d) I genuinely believe that Medjedovic should show up in court to test that theory. The only thing interesting about this case is how incompetent he was, while having his entire brand and identity be based on intellectual superiority. He sh
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by vmception 4y ago
> Medjedovic added that he'd taken on “substantial risk” in pursuing this strategy. If he'd failed he would have lost “a pretty large chunk of my portfolio.” (The 3 ETH he stood to lose in fees was worth about $11,000 at the ti
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by vmception 4y ago
> just one square kilometre of seagrass stores nearly twice as much carbon as forests on land at a rate 35 times faster Time to kill the seagrass meadows
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by vmception 4y ago
> at the moment The key part of their reaction to their education boogeyman is to squash any attempt at showing how broken its always been
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by vmception 4y ago
1) No, but with sharding it could happen. Sharding is a scalability solution being pushed for. Wouldn’t be failure it would miss some information. An application not designed for this missing information could break irrecoverable. Its a d
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by vmception 4y ago
> My next realization was that it doesn't matter if I have the right of way and am dead. This is a good realization for others to have before it takes a near death experience to change the view.
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by vmception 4y ago
thanks for elaborating on that for them, California propositions are citizen initiated amendments that citizens vote on so it doesn't need a politician to run on that sacred platform
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by vmception 4y ago
Yes, there are limitations to the tools available to the Federal Reserve and what can be done with monetary policy. At the end of the day you are trying to control individual's behaviors with gravitational pulls of satellite objects, a

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