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RhodoGSA
6y ago
How can you ENSURE decentralization on a centralized database? How can you ENSURE anonymity and they aren't selling you data? How can you ENSURE borderless transaction in fiat? There's alot of things a blockchain does that can&#
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6y ago
Article should have come with a disclaimer since it seems he has a bit of a conflict of interest.
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Not that i agree with the sentiment entirely but i believe OP's and subsequent commenter are saying is that a nations control over currency and wealth distribution gives rise to despotism.
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6y ago
What about filecoin, which stores your data across multiple keys so not one person/ centralized entity has access to your files? Cheaper, more redundancy and more secure than AWS? What about Chainlink, which is a decentralized oracle n
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6y ago
best currency for mars? Crypto.
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>our staff of mathematicians who will perform all computations by hand using pencil and paper This part is about when i started dying laughing at every sentence, before i was a bit confused. But only after checking the comments did i rea
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6y ago
Rarely does anyone ever ask my religion but when people do i tell them Hellenism (Belief in the greek gods). People often give me a quizzical look - but when you study the 'religion' you find interesting beliefs that help you in m
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Deid solves this. Couple of projects are building this on various blockchains.
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Well, kinda. Art is a quirky way to use an NFT for sure. But being able to verify scarcity, ownership and interoperability of a 'digital asset' is pretty useful in many applications. Afterall, everyones been saying everything is g
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I agree. Americans have always had it but the 'We are better than everyone else' seems to be getting worse. He brings up 'Women not being able to drive' and other reasons for not accepting their capital. Certain groups i
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I've seen this sentiment alot and i believe it's mostly right but it depends on who you are. There is no 'Best investment Strategy' for everyone. Should a 20-something invest all his savings into crypto? Sure. Should a
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I've been doing alot of deep dive into 'Technical Analysis', picked up a couple text books on the markets and have been flipping cryto to great success lately. I've come to realise that 'Technical Analysis' is
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DOT, ADA, etc.
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See my anecdotal comment above. Also, do alittle research on the parabolic rise in suicide hotlines. People's mental health has been damaged and that fact can't be discounted. Mental health is as important as physical health in my
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I don't really understand why this can get downvoted... Seems like pure HN censorship to me. I fully agree. We need to do something, whether that be writing your senators, protesting in the streets or making your voice heard for what y
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Thanks for this, however i've gotten to the point in my life that if a piece of paper matter to you more than past experiences and projects, I don't want to work with you or for you :)
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No - I don't. If you are at a bar at the height of the pandemic, i'm definitely not causing you any harm by being there also. However, I do avoid my family who might be older. I don't go to large family gatherings. I do, howe
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I don't miss my bar - because me and all my friends never stopped going. What people who 'Listened' don't realise is that people still go out... in every city. Most sheriff's in California have flat out refused to c
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CapEx. I love working at Tesla. I was excited everyday to wake up and go work 12 hours a day. College, I couldn't focus. I'd had 6 years of supply chain experience before trying to get a degree in supply chain and if i'm bein
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This story gives me so much hope. I too have meandered around in life. Although i've always 'Focused' and worked long hours, i've jumped between so many projects it's hard to keep track of them all. After HS i joine
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Usually asset classes that don't have any negative externalities priced into their value are the best performing assets.
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Again, I don't think you understand crypto very well. I can buy coins on a DEX and transfer them to my hard wallet. There's no 'Verifying' or 'Knowing my address'. Again, your government banning selling goods f
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this is a common misconception. Bitcoin is EVENTUALLY deflationary. Right now, about 900 coins are created every day leading to inflation of ~$45M a day that buying pressure needs to eat up. Every four years that inflation is cut in half, b
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I was kinda following you and then the hitler thing came out of nowhere. Why exactly will bitcoin lead to the next hitler? Asking for a friend.
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Hmm, i think we have different thoughts about what a DEX is. Decentralized exchange allows me to conduct exchanges anonymously. I can convert back and forth between many different coins and wallets. Although it still goes on the ledger each
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I worked at Tesla on the CapEx Team, so not chip fabrication but we definitely bought similar things since it is still industrial automation. We mainly sourced from the country we were building in with an emphasis on vertical integration. W
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Great comment! Def made me think alot. Seems you can replace your entire argument with crypto. Money printer goes brrr, money gets locked in crypto, does nothing for the economy, leading to massive inequality. Crypto can be though of as &qu
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I can exchange my coins on a DEX - No third party required.
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Your government can ban bitcoin, but every government would to ban it otherwise you are going to just piss off your populace. They'd also never be able to spin the internet back up without bitcoin spinning right back up with it. Also,
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Polkadot is a crypto currency that does some interesting things with it's economics and governance. It's staking and treasury funding is similiar to the K-Percent Rule.
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