workallday21

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by workallday21 5y ago
In other words, US is the #1 backer if imaginary assets which are also the best trick used by major multinationals to shift their tax burden. In order to solve this problem US does not get rid of imaginary assets but raises the tax on the w
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by workallday21 5y ago
Remember just yesterday the same thread from dailymail was remove from YCombinator. This site is censored to the gills. You can talk all you want about tech stuff, but don't cross the boundaries. That is, until it hits a major paper an
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by workallday21 5y ago
I think most small crypto investors totally get wiped out. Especially lately there is a flurry of enticing coins that are based on greater fool.
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by workallday21 5y ago
Didn't Dalio say that cash is trash? People are bidding for anything that looks like an asset. Crypto is just for the fun on human madness, like Pamplona bulls.
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by workallday21 5y ago
Looks like R is having their own systemd moment. At this point I would like to read a book about the Confessions of an Open Source Hit Man.
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by workallday21 5y ago
This is funny. Never saw it before. So it looks like the video is trying to prevent a software copy pandemic.
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by workallday21 5y ago
Towards the end of the article the author mentions: Full size: 1440KiB / 1.44MiB Kernel size: 632KiB Tools: 552KiB Free space left (du -h): 272KiB So... it does look to me like the kernel and tools would fit 1.2MB too.
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by workallday21 5y ago
It doesn't annoy me at all. Your attitude annoys me. Who cares how much energy it uses in aggregate. That energy is paid for. If we are under such an energy shortage problem then I assume individual countries will start rationing it ou
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by workallday21 5y ago
I'm willing to bet multiple such bots have been implemented and are running live. It's just an obvious strategy.
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by workallday21 5y ago
This environmental impact of crypto is like a virus that spreads and spreads. A meme if you will. The industrial revolution was also bad for the environment. And it's the single most important reason why we are arguing across countries
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by workallday21 5y ago
So how do you feel that you now know your activism is oppressing your fellow work mates? Will you calm down?
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by workallday21 5y ago
No, that's not it. You Google bubble is the most important asset. I was routinely ask to search the same thing as a colleague. And I regularly got better answers since I trained my bubble on technical queries. While the other person ha
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by workallday21 5y ago
I think you are getting close to an explanation. You "getting out" weakens the system. You must be kept in.
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by workallday21 5y ago
I think it won't be long until this tech will be used by banks because it seems to work rather well. As for a benefit, if you consider crypto as a mode of protest alone it has value. People are allowed to smoke and destroy their health
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by workallday21 5y ago
I'd say the current banking system does an excellent job at money laundering and most major companies seem to play the tax system like a fiddle as to pay less taxes than a fast food employee. So, what's left? Oh, the climate. Wher