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by 55555 6y ago
> Well, they sort of do that in Russia. So the CEO/founder of almost any sketchy company is a homeless person that signed the paperwork in exchange for some free vodka. Didn't particularly solve the problem. Can you find me a r
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by 55555 6y ago
I completely agree.
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by 55555 6y ago
Thanks Bud. But this isn't actually a disagreement with what he said. You're both right.
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by 55555 6y ago
I can see you are being downvoted but this is literally how this works. People install things and click rapidly thru the startup screens. These apps generally get legal consent from everyone who is billed, they just either didn't read
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by 55555 6y ago
If you have trauma/PTSD (even minor) that leads to physical reactions (sweating, heart racing, etc) in certain situations, take propanolol before you have the situation. After you do this a few times, or a few dozen, you'll be 90%
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by 55555 6y ago
Perhaps an odd thing to say considering Photopea is monetized by ads.
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by 55555 6y ago
it's a straw thru which he is drinking a banana smoothie.
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by 55555 6y ago
They crush pigs to death? What? Nothing would surprise me at this point, but I couldnt find a citation for that at first glance.
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by 55555 6y ago
Just get some remote/freelance programming work with long-term potential and then hire someone else to do all of it for you and keep the difference. Make sure to pick a client who is in a very lucrative high-margin industry, so that ev
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by 55555 6y ago
I'm a big Elon fan but this website is pretty eye-opening... Many great entrepreneurs are delusional optimists. But seeing it all in one place like this... wow.
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by 55555 6y ago
Is this a business you are interested in starting? How can I contact you privately?
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by 55555 6y ago
what if I use HIBP to check if any of my friends had registered accounts on a Furry Findom forum, which was recently breached? It's potentially embarrassing.
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by 55555 6y ago
I'm sorry to hear that you have so much money that it causes you back pain. :)
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by 55555 6y ago
Yup, completely true. Sometimes you can make it back to the good side, but not always. Most people have no idea of this parallel world because they're busy enjoying their lives in a way countless others are unable to. Which is, ofcours
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by 55555 6y ago
ehh... Cathie Wood and a YouTuber who needs a footnote do not belong on the same list as Ray Dalio and Warren Buffet.
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by 55555 6y ago
Wow, impressive. Probably not much interest because they trade at a low multiple, but that's quite the company. In my experience the quality of the experience you get when working with a software consultancy/dev shop is inversely
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by 55555 6y ago
Sure, I'll bite. You said AMA, after all. So please tell us your story briefly.
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by 55555 6y ago
The efficient market hypothesis is pretty hilarious. In theory, the market caps of companies should accurately reflect their value. So what exactly happens when the DOW drops 20% in a day and then recovers the next? When Tesla jumps 5x in a
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by 55555 6y ago
To be clear, I mean all types of volume will dry up. The bots will pause, and the people will be scared.
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by 55555 6y ago
How much time and money would this cost compared to more conventional methods of trench digging?
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by 55555 6y ago
When I read the parent comment I didn't infer any of the spite you seem to have felt. It's an interesting question, rephrased: "Is this the best way forward? Or is it only better because people don't need to learn a new
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by 55555 6y ago
Crypto is quite easy to launder in a practical sense, and he can go to Russia or China and live freely.
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by 55555 6y ago
Some volume is fake. A lot of real volume is from market makers and other bots. The rest is from people. Almost all of this volume dries up in the face of volatility. If the market moves, people wonder if maybe the seller knows something th
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by 55555 6y ago
No, it doesn't. The amount of revenue (at the time) is well within the normal range for a well-marketed ponzi.
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by 55555 6y ago
I would love to use this. How do I deploy it to the web easily and cheaply?
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by 55555 6y ago
If an American developer wanted to, can they mix commercial zones into suburbs/residential zones? Can you put a shop every 10 houses? I'm honestly not even sure how this works legally. Because you never see it. It's a grid of
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by 55555 6y ago
This is the income-based speeding ticket discussion but for companies instead of people.
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by 55555 6y ago
Either someone was making fake ecstasy tablets to sell to defraud buyers, or they were practicing before making real drugs. Either way, they are very lucky. If this were in the US this might just be changed to a conspiracy charge.
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by 55555 6y ago
Do you have any recommended reading on this?
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by 55555 6y ago
What do you do for a living?

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