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841.
by 6nf 9y ago
Ethereum doesn't actually have proof of stake yet
842.
by 6nf 9y ago
It's easier for a consumer running a 100 watt appliance for 2 hours to calculate the cost.
843.
by 6nf 9y ago
The only application I've seen other than raising money is gambling, e.g. SatoshiDice
844.
by 6nf 9y ago
But you can short it, there's lots of exchanges where you can do it.
845.
by 6nf 9y ago
They may have done several successful smuggling runs in those 6 months. They just didn't want to explain their wherabouts so they came up with the lost at sea story.
846.
by 6nf 9y ago
Disagree completely. It's easy to calculate your EV. If the EV is negative, you don't take the bet. Super simple stuff. Furthermore if the EV is zero, you don't take the bet either because lowering your variance is a good thi
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by 6nf 9y ago
> So it can make some sense to mine bitcoins at a bit of a loss. As soon as it's more profitable to just buy the bitcoin, the miners will turn off the machines. There's no point spending $1.01 to mine $1 of Bitcoin when you ca
848.
by 6nf 9y ago
That's not how Bitcoin works. The amount of energy used to secure the blockchain is not proportional to the number of transactions.
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by 6nf 9y ago
Maybe they should have put 'most secure' first...
850.
by 6nf 9y ago
It would not have stopped this particular bug. The problem here is that the 'destructor' method was open to anyone to execute, when really it should have been restricted to the creator / owner only. They exposed a call to the
851.
by 6nf 9y ago
Even points are a lie now. I open a PDF on my computer, and the PDF viewer might scale it to fit the window, and the OS might scale it based on my preferences, and maybe my monitor is a projector which means the OS has no idea how big the v
852.
by 6nf 9y ago
Why would they specify 'entry level' investors then? That argument would surely apply to all investors, not just the entry level ones.
853.
by 6nf 9y ago
Yea no kidding on the low trading volume. Only 118 BTC in the last 30 days. The Aussie exchange BTC Markets is more than a thousand times that.
854.
by 6nf 9y ago
You need ID verification to trade on the account, I dont think you can make 100s of accounts for one trader
855.
by 6nf 9y ago
Companies listed on the stock exchange are actually out there making things or providing services, employing people, and making money. Anyone and their dog can start an ICO with nothing but a website filled with fluff and bullcrap.
856.
by 6nf 9y ago
A kettlebell is great at home, you don't need much room and it's a good workout balancing cardio and strength.
857.
by 6nf 9y ago
Cool, that's the old mobile site. How do I get the desktop version of reddit on my phone?
858.
by 6nf 9y ago
Yes you can short them. There's a twitter bot following the losses of those foolish enough to do so. https://twitter.com/BitmexRekt
859.
by 6nf 9y ago
You could I guess but it's really better to just use a credit card. Your CC company rewards you for using it while a Bitcoin transaction is the opposite - it costs you money to spend BTC. If you want anonymity, use cash. If not, use a
860.
by 6nf 9y ago
I really like Inbox but I feel it'll inevitably end up being chopped by Google so I just can't justify switching to it and getting used to it right now.
861.
by 6nf 9y ago
Bikeshedding is alive and well
862.
by 6nf 9y ago
Around my neck of the woods everyone I know are holding out for the X.
863.
by 6nf 9y ago
Woz had a Department of Defiance ID that he used to get into all kinds of places. Apparently it's not illegal because it doesn't actually say 'Department of Defense' so it's not a counterfeit ID card.
864.
by 6nf 9y ago
You can't even pre-order the X yet. The demand for the X around my neck of the woods is massive.
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by 6nf 9y ago
There is a coin like this - Tether. As the name implies it's tethered to the USD so one Tether is always traded at around one USD.
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by 6nf 9y ago
Do you have any documented examples?
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by 6nf 9y ago
I'm fairly certain that Sanders would have won against Trump.
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by 6nf 9y ago
They are part of the atom - the electron cloud around the nucleus. https://phys.org/news/2015-10-electron-orbitals-molecules-d....
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by 6nf 9y ago
The author is not to blame for the problem of course - since the problem existed before his arrival. The author made the problem worse by implementing the wrong solution. The company was lucky to survive this misstep, and poor Rick was forc
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by 6nf 9y ago
> $0.40 cents on a $5.00 transaction Visa or Mastercard is cheaper than that

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