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by Rule35 6y ago
Right. But if they openly sold defective half-finished cards for mining they'd still be less popular products but people wouldn't feel insulted.
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by Rule35 6y ago
It should be a bit simpler because it is intended not to change in value. If you sell it for what you get it for you may not need to file a pub544. Not sure.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Yes, I don't have free checking anymore so the last book of 50 I got years ago, for weird one-off situations, cost me $5.
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by Rule35 6y ago
I don't think any of it has really been tested, but because two of the Howey test's four provisions are "with an expectation of profit" and "on the work of others" and don't seem to fit something intended
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by Rule35 6y ago
Good question. Nice to see that they prioritize stablecoins, it's what makes the most sense for general users. Anything that insists you use their utility token is showing you a red flag.
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by Rule35 6y ago
It could be worth finding good performers from other sites and subsidizing them on the new platform to provide the initial pool.
187.
by Rule35 6y ago
Because gas is like the cost of the paper. I wouldn't want my bank selling a fancier cheque just to charge more, but I do expect to cover the costs of the necessary anti-fraud features, etc. Similar to the cost of the code to verify th
188.
by Rule35 6y ago
Why? The blockchain technologically, the UI difficulty of another chain, or the currency?
189.
by Rule35 6y ago
For this sort of contractual work they'll probably bill and pay in an algorithmic stablecoin which is intended to track the dollar. Regardless of the taxable nature of such a thing (which may or may not be a security because it's
190.
by Rule35 6y ago
If they'd announced this an appropriate period ahead (5 days maybe) then people running home farms would have cashed them in and hunters would have gone out for one last catch. Though the hard details of this story are hard to find.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Don't give that sort of estimate. How could you know? Instead ask for time for discovery and then have a discussion with another dev about the proposal. When you do go to your manager say something like "With a day's work I&#
192.
by Rule35 6y ago
I don't think it's plausibly true now because of the complexity of that contract and the difficulty in expressing it, jurisdictional issues, etc. But if all that was handled and it was considered binging between you and the firs
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by Rule35 6y ago
You seriously think so? Or is that for the uncanny valley where it's obviously just a replica, but not just a poster? A lot of art, for many, is that others see the same thing through different eyes. Looking at the Mona Lisa or a Rem
194.
by Rule35 6y ago
That would be an actual crime. If you guessed my key, perhaps by knowing I generated it insecurely or watched me type it (when not under an NDA or some duty to me), you could do this legally though. But yes, once you've stolen the th
195.
by Rule35 6y ago
Yeah, that's what I mean by the mid-catalog. People you didn't quite go intending to play, and not the headliners. To the degree that it's a fairness discussion though it always comes down to sorting into buckets (even if abs
196.
by Rule35 6y ago
Maybe you should make multiple lists. There are some overt racist things, like redlining was, and gerrymandering can be, but a lot of those things appear to be natural accidents, or just looking at people without race before finding some ph
197.
by Rule35 6y ago
No, that implies the algorithm is wrong and the chance of crime is equal. If there was an actual bias, and you searched 90% of homes based on that, you'd expect closer to 100% of the arrests to be in those homes.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Should is a big word, but it feels like Spotify could make us indie-lovers happy by rewarding the intentional listens with slightly more money. Perhaps giving them a cut of the next few recommendations. Even though I know that famous artist
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by Rule35 6y ago
I think Spotify is the first service to tempt me from piracy. Piracy doesn't handle discovery, or access across multiple devices, is a pain, and is actually (who knew?) illegal. Spotify handles all of those and won't get you arr
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by Rule35 6y ago
Perhaps the dynamics have changed since you had to shop for music in physical stores, and purchase it in hour-long increments. I certainly play more music now than when I had to change the tape, but without the ritual and the intent, I lis
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Even if being an immigrant is correlated with higher rates of some crime, an algorithm cannot take that into account without bigotry. Imagine being an innocent immigrant. That's insane. Men commit 99% of violent rape, imagine not
202.
by Rule35 6y ago
> These days we are trying to pretty much remove all of it (digitally) for "convenience" and "efficiency". Well, the same 'we' that push voting machines and other crap like locking government records up in p
203.
by Rule35 6y ago
> economists don't think it's strictly bad to do this anymore* Those same educated voices also tend to support UBI and other ... less than fully considered social engineering ideas. When it comes to government mandates I'm
204.
by Rule35 6y ago
The primary focus of capital deepening is deep-sixing workers. Capitalists capitalisming looks a lot like robots.
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by Rule35 6y ago
If I said "I make decorations but they cost more than people want to pay for them" I'd be told to get another job. If I say "I make art but I'm poor and starving" people feel sorry for me. There are two types o
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by Rule35 6y ago
Yes, a heat pump would be better. I was thinking of what most renters have available - baseboards and portable heaters. Cover the costs, maybe not. Offset, certainly.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Unions have done their job. They were needed when Pinkertons beat up people trying to open new stores in a company town, etc. Ironically, flagging a post without bad content is just the sort of passive aggressive crap you have to put up wit
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by Rule35 6y ago
But they didn't want to think about it for even five minutes and figure out a friendly way to do this. They should have given gaming sites purchase invites to hand out to members. There are other ideas too, higher prices on raw hardwar
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by Rule35 6y ago
They have it running, and people are making money off of it. The difficulty now is social, convincing people to switch.
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by Rule35 6y ago
If the cards were cheaper, or even the same price but available, then I doubt there'd be an outcry. But they charge more, for a surely defective part. It'd be like buying a car and finding a clause that says if you manage to make

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