OGWhales

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by OGWhales 6y ago
You didn’t know it was rigged?
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Agreed. Title is quite far from the truth
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by OGWhales 7y ago
By design, bitcoin favors the miners with the most efficient equipment and naturally adjusts to advances in these technologies. I think the other concepts are quite interesting as well. But it’s not fair to say bitcoin is design to destroy
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by OGWhales 7y ago
A hundreds years?
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Storage cost vs bitcoin profits. Ezpz
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by OGWhales 7y ago
But Twitter is a terrible idea so anything better than it doesn’t resemble it at all.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Color customization was popular, hard to say
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by OGWhales 7y ago
If you are already a decent programmer then switching to cobol can be easy. Cobol still uses the same logic, just with less fancy tools available. That other stuff really isn’t that hard. Most of it is copy and paste-able once someone expla
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Usually you just compile the code to get the copy books. Ezpz. But yes its common practice in my office to carry a thicc black binder around for each companies’ copy book. I’m newer to the mainframe industry but not that new and I’ve never
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by OGWhales 7y ago
That fact that the many industries, most importantly the financial industry heavily rely on it makes it an important part of history. I agree cobol as a language is not particularly glamorous in terms of what it brought it computer science.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
As for your last point, there appears to be a black swan event quite regularly. It seems logical to prepare for this. Secondly, stock buy backs are often performed at horrible times simply because CEOs want to boost their own salary. This
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by OGWhales 7y ago
> It was made up by a professor at University of Chicago and ran contrary to the history of business and limited liability company structures Who is this guy? Also where can I learn more about this and related topics. I’ve taken an inter
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Well we can look at Italy for example. Also America has a lot of obese people, which are supposedly at a high risk, so it’s possible we see a higher fatality rate. I personally don’t think so just trying to answer your question
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I’ve never heard this, but that rings so true. I don’t even notice with a card but it’s very obvious with cash.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Neat: I can type at 95 wpm on my phone.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Do you really not see what bitfinex is doing?… it’s almost painfully obvious they are manipulating the market.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
There aren’t any
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Can you help me find this data?
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by OGWhales 7y ago
What are you talking about? I’d love to see you actually expand on this and explain what you mean instead of just pooping on it and saying people believe in fairy tails.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
To me the most likely explanation is the exchanges pushed the price down to make a killing off leveraged longs. The large majority of the liquidity was on longs today.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Well the market pointed to that, with the majority of liquidation today being on leveraged longs. So it’s more likely the market is corrupt and the exchanges just spent their vast wealth pushing the price down to make a killing off leverage
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I believe a more likely theory for the crash was the large exchanges pushing the price down on various exchanges to make money off the leveraged longs and then pair that with panic and you see this price plummet.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I saw that the large majority today was lost on longs, with shorts being much less active. Do you believe it’s likely that the crash was intentional with the large exchanges pushing the price down on various exchanges to make money off the
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Looking at the leveraged trading, which is generally controlling the price of the market in crypto… you see the large majority of people went long and lost big on it. Very few went short. To me it seems much more likely the large exchanges
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by OGWhales 7y ago
That the crypto market is largely controlled by the exchanges?
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I’d say that opinion is fair considering I had no idea they even had their own game studio.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Why games though? I don’t see any obvious reasons why they would care.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I took mushrooms once and only about a month after the trip did I realize I hadn’t been using an internal dialogue since the trip. It started up again and hasn’t really stopped since. It was unnerving.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
But he does make a decent case that we generally upload more since the explosion of social media. Not sure by how much since people stream SO much.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
>the image is a reinterpretation of the image of radio waves from the first discovered pulsar. The original was illustrated by Cornell grad student Harold Craft in his 1970 PhD thesis and subsequently published in the Cambridge Encyclope

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