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by Mo3 4y ago
Wow, that’s even shadier
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by Mo3 4y ago
Because honestly it just appears like trying to grab off a handful new customers by dumping countless iterations of the same sucked-dry product into a rapidly declining market. Similar to putting dozens of these crappy websites up that all
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by Mo3 4y ago
Sounds like sales declining and not being able to think straight in the panic
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by Mo3 4y ago
I too believe it has to have environmental causes. I saw a phenomenal documentary a few years ago that went into great detail of how especially pesticides and flame retardants are the most likely cause.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Very convincing. Would also appreciate a filter to make hair look non-greasy
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by Mo3 4y ago
I highly recommend this research article - "The Philosophy of Bitcoin and the Question of Money" https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/02632764211049...
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by Mo3 4y ago
Yeah, you were replying to me. It's still not true. Holding cryptocurrency has always had a speculative period of 1 year.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Of course. Yours doesn't? We’re both executives. Besides, I have to admit that it’s always super funny realizing that we have flatter hierarchies and better work climate at a damn hedge fund than most places. And we’re not even crooks!
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by Mo3 4y ago
The title literally says "HELD".
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by Mo3 4y ago
Real estate is not a traditional asset class.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I stand corrected, that is the way it has been before 2009 when I lived in Germany. I've edited the original comment. It has, however, always been the case for cryptocurrency. This is not a new tax law or anything of significance.
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by Mo3 4y ago
This has always been the case. I've been seeing this spammed all around the internet today. I wonder if there may be some... motivation behind it. // Edit, for whatever it's worth, I'm CTO at a major hedge fund at N
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by Mo3 4y ago
I haven't found GCP to be particularly expensive (besides for some subservices) - for indie projects, Firebase is top notch and, depending on your use case free or almost free - I've always held the opinion that the markup on GCP,
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by Mo3 4y ago
Besides reliability, the moment you need to scale up, you wish you were on Heroku or a real PaaS. Although their pricing model is unacceptable and there’s many better options by now. We too use some Hetzner servers at work for infrequently
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by Mo3 4y ago
Please stop suggesting Hetzner for every random problem in existence. I've been a happy Hetzner customer for years, BUT 1) They are cheap because they are comparable to a discount supermarket chain 2) They are not a cloud platform 2.1)
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by Mo3 4y ago
surprised groans Criminals.. reoffending?
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by Mo3 4y ago
That's true, but it might be worth a lot less than it is now. I know that's every second day in crypto, but why expose the crypto boys to even more bad financial advice.
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by Mo3 4y ago
How many times has there been one of the longest bull runs in history, bubbles all around and Russia going berserk all at the same time? I’m not certain many people think there is one coming. For whatever it’s worth many hedgies at NYSE are
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by Mo3 4y ago
Well, depends on who you ask, but in my humble opinion they managed to do everything as bad or even worse. Titan was backed by some percentage of USDC and Titan itself, while Luna managed to be even more abominable: Backed by BTC and Luna,
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by Mo3 4y ago
I’ll go ahead and assume that is a rhetorical question
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by Mo3 4y ago
> how Anchor yields are generated from stake rewards of other tokens Ahh, so a distributed Ponzi scheme. Thanks for clearing that up.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I’m sure they thought about it a lot. Thinking alone doesn’t really help if you dont know shit about finance.
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by Mo3 4y ago
> buying high quality real estate Really crappy advice at the height of a bubble and considering the likelihood of a major recession.
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by Mo3 4y ago
They gave away most of their reserve, over a billion in BTC to "professional market makers" to defend the peg - people realized and are now dumping LUNA, the counterpart to the peg. To make matters worse, the algorithm effectively
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by Mo3 4y ago
Pardon me but doesn't that directly negate what you said here? > Places that want to attract people must be close to each other in local centers, or people don't go to them.
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by Mo3 4y ago
You literally just described Dutch city planning minus the last part. Almere is not the future of living. A over-the-top clickbait title does not negate valid statements either.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Hello fellow Amsterdammer ヾ(＾∇＾) He was talking about a relationship between bicycles and urban/suburban areas. He’s suggesting that bicycles are a suburban phenomenon and that urban areas are focused on walking. I don’t know about you
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by Mo3 4y ago
You have clearly never been to any Dutch city. Bicycles are priority #1 even in the most crammed and tight spaces, and thus the distinction between "urban" and "suburban" becomes completely mangled. There's simply p
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by Mo3 4y ago
I was not a particular fan of Almere (please refer to jacquesm’s post on details), however, it being a Dutch city, various general benefits of Dutch city design and engineering also apply there - these are what I am really trying to point a
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by Mo3 4y ago
I mean, it is an experiment. Nothing more, nothing less. I'm sorry the BBC is dependent on clickbait titles, but Almere is really nothing too special as I have also mentioned in my original post referring to another users great post he

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