RationPhantoms

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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
It's the software equivalent of a double tap.
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
I personally use Gemini for primarily trading Ethereum but dabble with Bittrex and Poloniex (got an account pre-BitLicense). Poloniex, I don't trust with the majority of my funds for various red-flags that the community has presented a
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
For those reading this, Kraken does not (and has no intention too), of buying the NY BitLicense. I had to close my account with them as my address was registered in NY.
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
Hey Mason, I can personally vouch for Gemini (being in NY myself). They allow for immediate trading of your ACH deposits, before the money has cleared, which I think is a massive boon to cc-traders. I haven't had any availability issue
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
I definitely agree that college can be a boon for young-adult social development but I think that should be where the focus is and not the pseudo-benefits of an over-valued degree.
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
I think a hybrid environment of the frugalness of community college coupled with an apprenticeship is the way to fix this. I agree with you that it's more of a social stigma that you didn't go to college nowadays. And I also do no
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
And let's quantify the waste of resources by storing vast buckets of useless data people put on the internet. Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, Google Plus. What about the PoP's the house the IP transit traffic? How about the thousan
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
It's a self-fulfilling economic model. If enough people, in the crypto community, think that their coin will act as a precious metal then you have an entrenched line of people holding onto the coin waiting for the inevitable rise of th
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
Yeah there have been quantifiable "bubble bursts" multiple times. It's like multiple, concussive "Stock and awe" campaigns where the price has plummeted by $600 per coin. Everytime that happens, the subreddit for &#
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
I'm actually really surprised that Betterment used what was essentially scare-tactics to keep the money in the account. They showed what our effective short term gains capital tax amount would be as a way to sway you from withdrawing.
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
When I, attempted, to read this paper I felt as though I was Remy's brother in Ratatouille where Remy is trying to show him the power of taste variance but something internally doesn't compute. It's as if sight is a clear und
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
Yes, do not mess with the investigative prowess of the Postmaster General. They are pretty amazing at what they do.
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
I am always pleasantly surprised when people in front don't push back their seats. I make sure I don't to the person behind me but it's a domino effect if the person in front does. It's this weird phenomenon.
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by RationPhantoms 9y ago
It's started for me too. I just got a Pi Wireless Zero and I stumbled trying to explain to my misses what particular reason I purchased. I think I sounded like a sales engineer because I mumbled something like "Cloud", "
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by RationPhantoms 10y ago
"SVP of Digital Assemblance Strategy and Social Media Marketing"
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by RationPhantoms 10y ago
A genuinely curious question; How is this an improvement on pcpartpicker.com? With them, I can see completed builds and pictures, compare benchmarks and prices as well as restrict builds to specific parameters.
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by RationPhantoms 10y ago
And here I am, not believing their statistical prowess because their pages don't use HTTPS
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by RationPhantoms 10y ago
That actually brings up the idea of sharding which is to assign a node a specific set of transactions and discard the rest. This allows us not to all need an entire record of the blockchain but implementing that into Bitcoin isn't exac
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by RationPhantoms 13y ago
> Target breaches That was plain stupidity and not a direct result of an exploit in software that was written. The malware used the default passwords on the embedded XP Payment software to gain root access and scrape the database. >
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by RationPhantoms 13y ago
Why can't they make the process a little more elegant than a shakeweight-esque motion? How sensitive is the accelerometer inside the pebble? I applaud them for their ingenuity though and I'd like to see them further develop the vi
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by RationPhantoms 13y ago
Although I agree a broader scope is needed when teaching kids to "code", I feel there is a such a threat to digress and swing the learning pendulum in the other direction. Meaning that the kids never get filthy bugs on their hands
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by RationPhantoms 13y ago
Code red alfalfa hot papa. THAT was the as redundant as full body scanner pat down security check anal probe passport sweep.
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by RationPhantoms 13y ago
I can't really agree with your findings. I still think the largest hindrance to taking advantage of the arbitrage is the international wire transfer fees that coincide with transferring money into the exchanges. Mt. Gox - Astro-based d