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by 300bps 4y ago
As regulators squeeze harder and harder, it will drive Coinbase under. This seems more like wishful thinking than objective analysis. It's a necessary next step for Bitcoin to prove that it can actually deliver on the promise of cen
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by 300bps 4y ago
I'm in my late 40s and I remember the joy of printing out banners with Print Shop on a Commodore 64 using a dot matrix printer. It was fantastic but it's been pretty downhill since there. Video to show what I mean: https:/&#
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by 300bps 4y ago
Can you give me a location so I can look at the historical snowfall record for that location?
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by 300bps 4y ago
Your comment reminds me of the article written in 2000 that said that by 2010 kids won’t even know what snow is. That article was online until about 2015 until it was so widely mocked it was finally deleted. Here’s a screenshot for you. ht
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by 300bps 4y ago
Not unrelated at all. We judge ourselves by our intentions. We judge others by their actions. This leads to people with evil actions judging themselves as good. “I didn’t want to do it. They gave me no choice.”
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by 300bps 4y ago
I'm on my fourth Zoom for the past 3 hours and have not had a single problem at all today.
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by 300bps 4y ago
I'm genuinely surprised that people like you and OP's manager exist Maybe you’re having difficulty imagining someone else’s perspective? Are you a software engineer? Imagine you demonstrated your new code to the team, it didn’t
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by 300bps 4y ago
Senior engineers are expected to present the needs of the team beyond immediate work items Literally nobody is arguing against this. What people are arguing against is how he went about doing this. By his own words, he comes across as imm
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by 300bps 4y ago
Much of my thinking currently is about pseudonymous work in the context that I've noticed it being done, which is largely in cryptocurrency. Would you want to hire a pseudonymous cryptocurrency programmer who purposely created a secu
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by 300bps 4y ago
I do think there's no inherit reason why we need to know peoples' legal/irl identities in order to assert that they're suitable for a job. Respectfully, are you extremely young? Someone near me was recently convicted o
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by 300bps 4y ago
Bringing them to the gym, to the park, playing in the backyard; it's a lot of work. I agree with your point but as I’m wrapping up raising my own children I’m coming to the conclusion that I made it a lot harder in myself. Driving th
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by 300bps 4y ago
Things you will read on a gravestone: “I wish I never got married” “I wish my wife would’ve left sooner”
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by 300bps 4y ago
I liquidated my Bittrex account today and did an ACH transfer back to my bank account. The risk of these smaller exchanges is too high for me now.
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by 300bps 4y ago
Bad is a matter of perspective isn’t it?
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by 300bps 4y ago
(which I suppose is the rational thing to do) I agree wholeheartedly with everything you said but this. I understand why you said it. But for any mother, it is never rational to attack your children's father in front of your children
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by 300bps 4y ago
I got my first computer at 10, was 20/40 vision at 16 and am probably around 20/80 right not. Honestly I'm glad that I am now that I'm in my 40s. Without glasses or contacts, I can read something right up against my nose
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by 300bps 4y ago
Demand is high because there is so much money in the economy and interest rates are so low. When these reverse, demand will reverse with it. Stimulus payments, $9 trillion fed balance sheet, historically low interest rates. All in the proce
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by 300bps 4y ago
There are main personality traits that are associated with being not nice: 1. Being a know-it-all 2. Unwilling to admit mistakes 3. Not collaborative 4. Not sharing knowledge 5. Unwilling to be coached There are many more. These “not nice”
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by 300bps 4y ago
It isn't just ransomware. It's money laundering, terrorist financing, drug trafficking, human trafficking and so much more. Think about it for a second - of those $900 million in transaction fees, how many of them were transaction
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by 300bps 4y ago
Without Bitcoin, Ransomware would essentially not exist. With Bitcoin, 37% of global organizations said they were the victim of some form of ransomware attack in 2021. Even more statistics here: https://www.techtarget.com/se
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by 300bps 4y ago
I came from the BBS era before Usenet and I think that would be an interesting experiment in social networking today. Allow regular people to set up a BBS that other people could connect to. Once there they can read/post on public mess
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by 300bps 4y ago
That $6,000 per student figure is from 1998 according to the link you provided. Today, the crappy school district near me pays $15,900 per student and the good school district near me pays $19,800 per student.
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by 300bps 4y ago
It’s literally the concluding sentence. I’m not sure if it would’ve been possible to indicate his position more clearly. Higher mathematics should be offered and taken by those who need it, or want it; but never required of all students.
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by 300bps 4y ago
Windows do not log the passwords they tried, so we can't know which ones were used Would be interesting to create a server daemon that listens on TCP port 3389 and implements the login portion of the RDP protocol to 1) Be able to gat
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by 300bps 4y ago
I buy stuff from Amazon several times per week. There are whole swaths of items I won’t buy on there though - anything food related or personal care for two examples. I’ve had too many incidents of improperly handled or expired food being s
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by 300bps 4y ago
Maybe all these paywalled sites could start a subscription service where you pay one low monthly fee and get access to X sites with it. Then every publisher that is a member of the subscription service gets an amount of money proportionate
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by 300bps 4y ago
Considering I just bought 10 NOS NTSC VIC-II chips, yes I’m interested. I’ve been following that project for some time but it seems to be On hold for months and counting due to chip shortage. Is it being resumed at some point soon?
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by 300bps 4y ago
I have quite a number of Commodore 64s lying around by virtue of developing a hobby of learning component level repair on them. I'm tempted to buy one of these Mega65s to play around with it but at $832.50 including shipping to the US,
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by 300bps 4y ago
because I will be distracted by the sea of clickbait Welcome to the 21st century! One of the 20th century's main themes was humans having to learn how to live in a world of infinite sugar, fat and salt. Here in the 21st century, we h
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by 300bps 4y ago
It's even easier than that - there are even saliva tests: https://www.everlywell.com/products/testosterone-test/ (No affiliation, not an affiliate link)

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