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> It's not been good unless you're at the upper end of the attention accumulation pyramid. Very subjective and ignores all the great strides these technologies have made. React has made it infinitely easier for everyone to buil
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3y ago
You could say that about almost any advancement in any field. I think your definition of "latest technology" is severely limited if something has to be completely brand new like a horse vs a car
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It's turned into an ironic site where everyone always wants to lambast the newest tech, whether it's crypto or AI or even still web technologies like React. The irony comes from the fact that Y-Combinator funds all of these sector
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3y ago
Having lived in both states, probably all of the above
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I don’t think so no. I’m curious what you think is a better source of data than the FBI who has a standardize definition of hate crime and collects it from all 50 states? I’m not sure how much more comparable you can get, and if we go along
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I mean both stats are from the FBI's database and they use all of this data to track hate crimes, so it's as close to apples and apples as you will get. I find it more weird that you're immediately doubting the data because i
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I understand what you’re getting at but 94% of precincts in Texas reported these stats willingly and 97% in California, so I don’t think it’s underreporting.
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In 2020 California had more hate crime than Texas: https://cde.ucr.cjis.gov/LATEST/webapp/#/pages/explorer/crim... Edit: Actually I checked 2017-2020 and every year had way more hate crimes than Tex
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SEC has 10 days to respond to Coinbase complaint
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3y ago
Good luck opening that can of worms on Hackernews
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SilverBirch doesn't respond once you bring logic in because they don't actually know what they're talking about. Look at their other comments on crypto and some of the responses. They're just a bandwagoner
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3y ago
The fact that you think the CFTC wouldn’t sue anyway and that the SEC is employing some sort of professional courtesy exposes how much you actually know of whats been happening with the SEC and crypto. Also that you imply him saying somethi
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It's pretty clear you haven't actually looked at the parts of the Securities Act they're referencing in the Wells Notice. They all refer to selling securities as an unregistered broker. The part that everyone is trying to arg
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It is "not even" because Gary speaks for the SEC as the head (even though he keeps trying to say he doesn't while throwing lawsuits everywhere), while within his agency there are people that are strongly against his actions.
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No they have not. Gary Gensler still won't give a simple "yes" or "no" to whether ETH is a security, even when under oath in a hearing.
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I was with you until your second sentence. The out of nowhere racism makes your original point (which I agree with) moot
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Ironic that you're preaching violence I think lol
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3y ago
I mean I'm not going to go into it too much because there's a lot of reasons why something being divine doesn't mean it needs to spell everything out letter for letter, but I am going to invite comments because your "foo
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Yeah I'm not one of those "COVID is less deadly than the flu!1!1!" people or anything, but the reporting is so terrible for COVID that these numbers are very probably vastly over estimated (some European countries and some US
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4y ago
Recommended me Hunger Games when I put my favorite books as (just to test it): "The Quran" "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" "Jupiter's Legacy Vol 1" ...so not too sure about it
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Their point is that those landlords now have something they invested in where they aren't getting the returns they expected...but of course this is irrelevant when you can just twist and contort someone else's argument to make it
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Good luck, this kind of logic doesn't seem to work too much with people who don't think too far ahead about the economics or don't want to think too much about it. Throwing more money at things usually doesn't solve it a
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Your scenario is slightly off. It would be more like the cop stopping you and saying "you're breaking the law" and you asking "which law", and them saying "the law", and you asking "can you be more sp
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Yeah not sure why I try, you get some really heated people who live in a bubble and think crypto has never done anything whatsoever, or others who expect it to have replaced global finance in the mere 10 years it's been alive lol. The
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I too can cherry pick: https://www.coindesk.com/web3/2023/03/24/amazons-nft-plans-t... https://www.cryptonewsz.com/what-the-recent-news-of-xrp-mean... https://gagarin.news
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Unfortunately for many people on HN, you should never start a business in a legally muddy sector and ask for clarification, because you should've known all along what the SEC was thinking or would've thought of! To many people her
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Also the irony here I think for you specifically is Finland is one of the most crypto friendly countries in the EU lmao
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Yeah yeah, I've heard this before (internet anyone?). EU does have new legislation which is great, it's something the US should have. China has been some activities but promoted others, and India has a corrupt banking system where
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No they can't, which is why they've been taken to court in the past and will in the future again. Also to your elected officials point, no not all of them are happy and have spoken out on both sides of the aisle, and even other ag
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Also news flash to folks in these threads, the rest of the world is pretty much on board with crypto and making pretty big advancements. Whether people like it or not, this is here and it's staying (by definition you can't shut do
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