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Merthurian
8y ago
Pretty clever
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Merthurian
8y ago
Yep. Just started playing it. It's like Diablo 2 with materia from FF7. Perfection.
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Merthurian
8y ago
Path of Exile
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Merthurian
9y ago
Couldn't agree more XD so funny.
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Merthurian
9y ago
It doesn't rust.
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Merthurian
9y ago
Everyone has a price.
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Merthurian
9y ago
The dip.
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Merthurian
9y ago
You're right about the infinite supply being dodgy. But I'm so sick of hearing how it's not fair that the early crypto adopters are doing well for themselves. Wah wah wah.
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9y ago
"After the election of Donald Trump, thousands of technology workers signed a pledge against building government databases for targeting individuals based on race, religion, or national origin. The effect was immediate, with numerous c
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Merthurian
9y ago
Good to see some of them take their job seriously.
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Merthurian
9y ago
This is very nice. I usually watch the combined order book on bitcoinity. I just leave it running in the back ground and check it now and again. One day the IT admin at work noticed that I was downloading 6GB per day from there. I was shock
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Show HN: Terminal BTC ticker with graph, fits in a tmux pane
(github.com)
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9y ago
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Merthurian
9y ago
The soft bigotry of low expectations.
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Merthurian
9y ago
Almost by definition, these people can't manage their resources as efficiently as the wealthy.
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Merthurian
9y ago
The tightening of the screws against tax heavens gives me warm fuzzies. The rich will retreat to Bitcoin soon.
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Merthurian
9y ago
"There's no reason, to purchase these items and leave them empty, as a hedge against whatever is going on in their country." Not even as a hedge against whatever is going on in their country?
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Merthurian
9y ago
Very nice XD
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Merthurian
9y ago
I imagined something along the lines of a chain of signatures that gets broadcast as a transaction when all the pieces are in place. I've got some reading to do ..
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Merthurian
9y ago
Hold on. So the multisig wallet itself is a smart contract? Why isn't it this stuff handled client side?
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Merthurian
9y ago
Did he propose a vote this time? I must have missed that.
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Merthurian
9y ago
Vitalik was in no way responsible for the DAO fiasco, yet...
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9y ago
This works fine in games that are free to play like League of Legends, I actually think it's a fantastic business model. But unsurprisingly, the attention maximizing dopamine slow-release algorithm causes cognitive dissonance when you
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9y ago
Why isn't Vitalik bailing these people out?
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Merthurian
9y ago
It is a recent tradition, only 20 years old, but it is a tradition none the less.
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Merthurian
9y ago
Have a go at the pomodoro technique.
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Merthurian
9y ago
I made a little BTC price ticker on an OLED with and arduino. I used BeautifulSoup to get the data. Went from knowing nothing about web scraping to getting the thing working pretty quick. Very easy to use.
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9y ago
Does the bot try to maximize $ value or total ETH? It could be a terrible bot and he could still be up $ wise purely because the value of ETH went up.
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9y ago
Ok, I guess it's about time I made the switch too.