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691.
by 55555 5y ago
99.999% of people who 'receive payroll' should not be storing all of their money in cryptocurrency. The majority of that group can't even easily come up with $1,000 in the case of an unexpected financial emergency.
692.
by 55555 5y ago
Try Zinc if you haven't. Very deep sleeps.
693.
by 55555 5y ago
This is what they say but for me an hour and a half is fine.
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by 55555 5y ago
Wow. I asked because I was curious if you were referencing phenibut. It gives me godlike sleeps. Obviously probably bad to use daily etc though. But melatonin etc don't even compete.
695.
by 55555 5y ago
There's still ~75,000 results on google for that string. At least a few thousand are still /guestbook/ pages.
696.
by 55555 5y ago
> some (legal) inhibitory substances Which substances?
697.
by 55555 5y ago
Please change title to: 1 Weird Trick Mosquitos Hate
698.
by 55555 5y ago
Investment banks have also been hurt by this, although many would argue this has been a good thing. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-01-13/fraud-... But you can begin to see some limits of remo
699.
by 55555 5y ago
I use a browser probably 12 hours per day. Maybe there's enough people willing to pay a dollar or two a month for that to be a possible business model again.
700.
by 55555 5y ago
Yeah, that was easy to find. San Diego is also a hotspot for shady online advertising.
701.
by 55555 5y ago
Tether trades at $1. How is your statement true?
702.
by 55555 5y ago
A while ago I used paypal for transactions and I left some in the account so there was 100 grand. Six months later I tried to take some of it out and they froze the account despite no other recent activity. They said they'd keep it six
703.
by 55555 5y ago
If using Chrome, click the lock icon in the address bar, then disable javascript for the domain. All done, forever.
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by 55555 5y ago
He appears to reference a Japanese cultural principle called 反省 which means something like "self-reflection". I believe he means that in Japan people do not return things often, they take the blame and learn from their mistake.
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by 55555 5y ago
I love my job and it's not really stressful. I just have goals and am ambitious. Is working this much bad for me? I go to the gym three times weekly and still manage to socialize quite enough for me.
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by 55555 5y ago
I didn't read the article because if I ever have to read another article about "digital nomads" I'll kill myself. But I saw your comment and just wanted to note I've used Greenback for years and they're pretty
707.
by 55555 5y ago
How many hate crimes have been committed? There have been 3.5 million COVID-19 deaths officially. Sorry but the truth is more important. Hate crimes are already illegal.
708.
by 55555 5y ago
Even “Holocaust denial” exists on a spectrum.
709.
by 55555 5y ago
1. The arms dealer was not on a plane that got grounded. He was enjoying time in Thailand. Yes, Thailand cooperates with the US. But this is not a relevant example to the parent comment. 2. Vietnamese people drink like fish. What are you ta
710.
by 55555 5y ago
This is regarding a guy catching a connecting flight. This is more standard.
711.
by 55555 5y ago
Damn, that's a scary thought.
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by 55555 5y ago
Everyone is defending the gov here. Fair enough. But I think most of you are being optimistic about the enforcement side of things. Probably billions of dollars of fraud were committed. They won't charge or prosecute even 1% of the fra
713.
by 55555 5y ago
Yes but in that case you did enjoy 20k of capital gains and so it makes sense* to pay tax on the 20k gain. There is no issue.
714.
by 55555 5y ago
Strange. I made ~5 ETH transactions a few days ago (interacting with a smart contract) and paid ~$90 each. Around the same time I made a few transfers, and spent about $25 each.
715.
by 55555 5y ago
lol kthx Dr. Ruja
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by 55555 5y ago
> The real winner of a gold rush are the people selling pickaxes. No I'm pretty sure the people who hoarded gold (coins) have made more money from blockchain than IBM and AWS.
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by 55555 5y ago
lol I doubt this very much. Facebook randomly banned someone recently who had spent 72 million dollars (?) over a continuous period of 11 years. Google is better but not that much better. I've spent millions on ads with G and Fb and ha
718.
by 55555 5y ago
This doesn't really make sense. In the case of a criminal laundering crypto, they don't know who the criminal is, so the rubber hose attack doesn't work.
719.
by 55555 5y ago
What's the actual business model here? Y Combinator shouldn't be backing a tiny PE fund, so this can't be that. What's the angle? There must be some financial engineering in the buyout or some unique plan for post-sale.
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by 55555 5y ago
Probably not. Lots of funding going into buying ecom brands and amazon brands and rolling them up.

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