DiNovi

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by DiNovi 9y ago
and a distributed system of trust means a lot of well paid jobs (accountants, lawyers)will... not be necessary
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by DiNovi 9y ago
blockchains with smart contracts can automate away entire financial industries; title holding company comes to mind.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Holy shit, it's not a plaintext password. sigh read about plaid. I linked to it.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
I assume you sold him on the investment tho
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Polo Exchange is sketchy; but Ether is on many, many exchanges now
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by DiNovi 9y ago
You could say that about the internet 30 years ago...
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by DiNovi 9y ago
ICOs lock away ether, which makes the price rise - but there are 5x the amount of ether than BTC, so I am skeptical this is even a large % of the reason
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by DiNovi 9y ago
oh well if whale panda says it.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
it's a third party service that provides your routing numbers to gemini. they aren't storing your bank password anywhere.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
That's not what's happening at all. They are using a service called Plaid for bank authentication. It's used a lot of places. And you are doing ACH transfers; not bank wires. https://plaid.com/
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by DiNovi 9y ago
thinks about his old palm pre cries
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by DiNovi 9y ago
looks at prices in upstate NY and the South, and then Midwest ehhhhh seems pretty damn cheap
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by DiNovi 9y ago
surprises me, since LA has so much sprawl
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Ah, have fun over there
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by DiNovi 9y ago
It is the number one wedge issue in the community right now. It's also why alt coins are doing well - they present solutions
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by DiNovi 9y ago
I can only think of a few the past 4 years. Granted, 2 were in the past 8 months
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by DiNovi 9y ago
your anecdote is the opposite of your recommendation... brain explodes
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Have fun with your just asking questions? posts, but everything you said can be easily looked up and debunked.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
sigh national polling wasn't wrong, and hillary won the national vote to match the polls. it was the state polling that was off; and national polls don't poll the electoral college. https://www.washingtonpost.com&#x2F
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by DiNovi 9y ago
this is super backward; 30% of people approved of pulling out. It doesnt win him any support at all. Shocks me people think these things mean he can read a room.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
FF has memory and rendering problems
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Or use the browser that works better for you...
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by DiNovi 9y ago
that might not matter
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by DiNovi 9y ago
the article headline kinda belies a bias before you even read it
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Bitcoin has grown "not that much" from 2013 you say
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by DiNovi 9y ago
ETH is not a token that runs ontop the network, it is the asset that powers the network.
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by DiNovi 9y ago
this is amusing when you consider how reluctant Steve Jobs was the native app development when the iPhone first came out. He wanted everyone to build web apps!
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Well, not really, because it's not that the video is zero-rated, it's that everything else has an upcharge, which would go away due to competition
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Sure, but a lot of useful machine learning libs are still dependent on 2
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by DiNovi 9y ago
Sounds good, but then someone asks: Python 2 or Python 3? And then you realize python has it's own problems... Ruby and Python are so similar though just go with one. Also, a plug for Hanami, because people are still supporting non rai

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