Jommi

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by Jommi 9y ago
This is actually really interesting, shame that the whitepaper is just quite bland and nondescript. I think there is potential here. > https://playdarkwinds.com/whitepaper/darkwinds.pdf
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by Jommi 9y ago
Survey done by https://creativestrategies.com/ >They ran a study across 1000 Americans who are "representative of the US population in gender and age." >"Privacy matters to our panelists. Thirty-six per
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by Jommi 9y ago
You don't think it's controversial to tell business to block the other half of the civilized world?
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by Jommi 9y ago
This is basically what I kinda like about STATA. It's a Data Science tool for researchers. The thing is that all its menu commands are stored in history, in ".do" file that you can send to anyone to reproduce your steps. You
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by Jommi 9y ago
I love this comment. Waiting for people to take the bait and reply to you!
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by Jommi 9y ago
But what does that matter in a world where people spend numbers on a bank account, never questioning if the money is actually there or not? I fear you are putting too much emphasis on physical things, as if the quality of being "able t
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by Jommi 9y ago
But are you really hedging against the collpase of _everything_ so that we are at a completely primative level. Or do we mean collapse as in another collapse of the world economy? If you mean the former, then yes, gold is a good hedge. But
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by Jommi 9y ago
Bitcoin Cash is not Bitcoin. It did not create new Bitcoin. It created another currency called Bitcoin Cash. Not sure what is so hard to understand from this. Let me break it up to you again: 1. Bitcoin (In it's current form) has a lim
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by Jommi 9y ago
Not a single link on the first page relates to actual business getting destroyed. Also, amount of google searches does not mean much. You should know better.
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by Jommi 9y ago
Exactly! All I wanted to point out that it's a personal decision, not an absolute one.
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by Jommi 9y ago
Wow. The short-sightedness in this comment is astounding. Check out on some of those "advantages" that trusting those thirdparties can mean for you: https://www.google.fi/search?q=paypal+destroyed+my+business&.
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by Jommi 9y ago
That doesn't mean they will be as fast or cheap (or decentralized) when the network size is as big.
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by Jommi 9y ago
You're only talking about proof-of-work cryptocurrencies, and bitcoin especially. You should research more on currencies that use a less power intensive PoW algorithm, or a different algorithm altogether that might not use anything mor
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by Jommi 9y ago
Not sure what is your point, could you open a bit?
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by Jommi 9y ago
..What? 1. You can't create new bitcoin at any time - not after all blocks are mined 2. Same as bitcoin, Gold needs to be mined. This is basically "conjuring" gold. 3. Wiped cryptocurrency can be returned. 4. Gold can be dest
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by Jommi 9y ago
But what does it matter which one has a larger "intrinsic value"? Both prices are determined more by speculation and group consciousness.
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by Jommi 9y ago
How on earth is Norway entrepreneurial by volume OR success?
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by Jommi 9y ago
What are you talking about? That's the complete opposite of what happens. Nordic startups that focus too much on their local market die. The whole point of startups is to SCALE. This cannot be when the country you live in has less popu
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by Jommi 9y ago
Do you really feel BTC's feature is still going to be related payements?
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by Jommi 9y ago
Why on earth would the value of XRP rise in the long term? The price of one XRP has no impact on its use cases. What is the logic of holding XRP now instead of a currency that is actually constantly burned by its users?
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by Jommi 9y ago
A cryptocurrency whose whole supply was distributed through a faucet of solving captchas from a link at Bitcointalk...?
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by Jommi 9y ago
I think he just needed a place to peg his own book.
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by Jommi 9y ago
We're not talking about "cash out" as in few thousands of dollars. we're talking about the hundreds of thousands or millions that some "Investors" are sitting on.
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by Jommi 9y ago
Can you explain his process a bit? You could just be making this up.
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by Jommi 9y ago
Also interested in this.
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by Jommi 9y ago
Here's a pretty cool talk on the subject as well by Andre Staltz. It's nothing groundbreaking, but just simple facts he puts on the table to show what the current situation is. Highly recommend. https://youtu.be/qZ
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by Jommi 9y ago
Yeah, really looking forward to some of their results.
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by Jommi 9y ago
Well that was a useless article...? Maybe the purpose was just to incite discussion here.
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by Jommi 9y ago
Wait you're suggesting one of the legally most robust changes out there (the one doing the most compliance) is actually slower than the shady, non-transparent exchange..?? Wow. Wonder why that might be
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by Jommi 9y ago
It's worked for me just fine every week the last few months.

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