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by Cshelton 9y ago
Most people call that employment =p
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by Cshelton 9y ago
This is what the ENS (Ethereum Name System) will be doing. In face, if you see an ICO on the Ethereum platform that doesn't use the ENS, avoid it. The ENS is actually really cool. Although, you should probably avoid all ICO's =p
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by Cshelton 9y ago
I know given the thread this is in makes it ironic, but a public blockchain would actually serve as a pretty good place to keep a check sum ;p You would check the official blockchain address for a repository and know that the checksum there
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Time stamp and set a reminder for 7-10 years from now for this comment: Tesla will be the biggest company in the world. See you in 7-10 years when you remember this comment.
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by Cshelton 9y ago
So basically you're saying to use pure functions. Something that you see in a functional language, where given the same input, you can expect the same output every time. I like that idea, don't get me wrong. I think you are just u
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Not just still a read, I'd say it is one of the most important reads for somebody just getting into blockchain/crypto world.
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Yes, each chain on its own can use sharding. The protocol underlying each chain/sharding method would have to implement the interoperability of chains protocol. Think of it like TCP/IP today. In your own network, you can use whate
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by Cshelton 9y ago
You forgot to mention another scaling effort/idea, one which I think is the most important, not only to Ethereum but any blockchain: Blockchain Interoperability. It can even be the same protocol (Ethereum) or across different protocols
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Also in Dallas, my cost for nonrenewable was about $0.075/KwH, my new contract which is 100% renewable is $0.08/KwH. The added money goes to further renewable energy in the state. Easy decision. Only costs be about $5.00 more per
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by Cshelton 9y ago
I've been using Bitwig and really like it. It still has a few bugs here and theee but I think the productivity gain over Ableton is good. I haven't come across anything Ableton does that Bitwig can't either.
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Yes, it is criminal and the ex-admin will go to jail. The cases for this are pretty straightforward... not sure why someone would throw their life away by doing it...
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Yes, it's not ideal but remember the ultimate goal, having universal apps that run at native speed and don't have to be constrained to the few large app stores. I'll give up view source for that, assuming the browser VM they
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by Cshelton 9y ago
There are a few ideas about how to circumvent that, most are pretty early. I think the general consensus is we still have at least 30 years to figure it out as that kind of quantum computer is more than likely, that far off. But of course i
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Also, to raise under the JOBS act, you pretty much have to do a full accounting audi to the same level as a publically traded company. And I think there is a limit of $50k for each person you raise from with a certain max in total raised. A
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by Cshelton 9y ago
The effect of missing out on an upside is a lot less than taking a huge hit on the downside. It isn't discriminatory, it's protective. It is sad but many people would put their entire savings and next months rent into a risky inve
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by Cshelton 9y ago
All these ICO's have been avoiding any SEC regulation regarding private security sales by claiming the tokens are just a method to use/exchange services on their platform, not as an investment. However, when ICO's like this o
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Just wait for the Tesla Pickup... Model I ;) I S3XY Then the next version of the roadster... the Model M (play off BMW M series...ubiquitous already for performance) IM S3XY
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by Cshelton 9y ago
You actually only lost out on $4k worth of BitCoin. As you stated yourself, a few months later when you remembered that you threw the drive away with the current value at $4k, you said you could have used the money then. It's safe to a
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by Cshelton 9y ago
I don't think it would be that much of an asshole to sell the data so that a user starts to see ads for their local gym in their Facebook feed all of the sudden. You'd be making the world a better place by encouraging the act of e
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by Cshelton 9y ago
I mean, at what point will we go full circle of going back to a "mainframe" where consumers don't really own/posses the computing power, rather it's down in datacenters. Like, you play your game through a VM basical
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by Cshelton 9y ago
It's most likely an artist or producer on one of the tracks. This happens a lot with labels and releases, mostly collaborations. The song is made with two artist, then a year later, the labels are working on a joint release, but then o
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Some what off point, but Elon Musk, in his biography, said Space and renewable energy have been things he has concentrated on very early on, before even selling PayPal. They in a way, are his problems, along with everyone else on this Earth
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Some charts and graphs are inflation adjusted, others aren't. You have to find it for each one. And yes, some are in thousands, some in millions, and some are actual. On a large report like this with many different metrics, expecting t
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by Cshelton 10y ago
You misread many things in my comment. Go through each of your points here and re-read what I said. 1. The 2001 was recession was minuscule to the 2008/09 one. 2. I never once said the recession "started" during his administr
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by Cshelton 10y ago
The point that the businessman was trying to make is not that he misunderstands how marginal tax rates work, but for the next dollar I'm going to earn, I now get to keep less. My incentive to earn the NEXT dollar is therefore less. Thi
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Thanks for the explanation of what he meant. I was thinking more macro, but by regressive, people seem to mean the micro aspect of it. I don't believe it would take a very complicated tax code, if we started over, to make sure the lowe
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Ok, I'll bite... briefly. A.) I spent more than five minutes. Regardless, I stated at "at a glance". B.) I did not say the media has it all wrong. I said many things, NOT ALL, perpetuated by both sides in the media are differ
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by Cshelton 10y ago
What I meant by the proportion of tax paid is the same at any income level is under a flat tax scenario, leaving out all tax rules today of exemptions/credits. If the rate is 10%, the proportion of tax is the same, whether you make $10
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by Cshelton 10y ago
You're right. I should have stated it differently when saying Obama. I only glanced at it at first too. And most likely, the jump during 2000 - 2010 is most likely attributed to the economic recession. Which was during the Obama admini
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by Cshelton 10y ago
You missed what I said. I said tax rates, not what was actually paid, as you stated. The people at the top have the ability to move. Or when the tax rates were 90%+ on the top brackets, those people simply reported they made $249,999 that y

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