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by anon9001 5y ago
Excellent replies to everyone in this thread. You're spot on. Just out of curiosity, is there a marketplace for private APIs? I'd love if you could elaborate on the "charge someone else for it" part.
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by anon9001 5y ago
> Especially because child porn isn't not the initial but followup crime. The initial one is the actual abuse which isn't prevented. >> You are assuming that all the abuse would still occur and none of it is encouraged by
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by anon9001 5y ago
I really think that most people, even those in tech, are blind to how easily the world can be manipulated as long as it's not a threat to corporate profits. If your propaganda campaign lines the pockets of Facebook, Google, Twitter, et
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by anon9001 5y ago
Apple has the keys to decrypt them.
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by anon9001 5y ago
> Every single false positive that makes it into the news is a huge loss, which strongly incentivizes them to avoid that. Just to be clear, "false positive" in this case means an innocent person is accused of trafficking in ch
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by anon9001 5y ago
Technically, legally, yes. In practice, I think you'd have to be insane to mix romance and work, supervisory relationship or not.
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by anon9001 5y ago
The goal is just for time to pass in the least unpleasant way possible, so moving to a fresh group would buy some time before the same problems become unbearable again. Pretty much the same reason we change jobs.
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by anon9001 5y ago
If the validator starts reporting false results, it will get "slashed" by the network, and the validator will lose some of that 32 ETH.
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by anon9001 5y ago
Surely Amazon feels safer now.
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by anon9001 5y ago
Wow, you are not kidding. > Based on established models such as Big 5 and intrinsic values, TBI adds AI-powered Natural Language Processing to process data and help you make unbiased hiring decisions 100% of the time. > TBI stack rank
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by anon9001 5y ago
> when one third of your life or more is spent with absolutely no meaning what so ever I recognize that you're being sincere, and I don't mean to offend, but why would you tie meaning in your life to your labor? Work time is la
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by anon9001 5y ago
> “Boreout is chronic boredom. That sums it up,” Bored at work is a problem? And in a cubicle? You have the internet in your pocket and bluetooth headphones in your ears, no work to do, you're getting paid, and people are complain
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by anon9001 5y ago
Very interesting and I agree that a blog post would be great on this topic. I think intuition is what I'm lacking here. It's unclear to me just how dangerous the situation is likely to be. Before this discussion, my understanding
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by anon9001 5y ago
Oh, that does make sense.
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by anon9001 5y ago
I don't understand. Why would Tether send USDT if they didn't receive a true deposit of an equal amount of USD? That doesn't seem like it would help Tether at all.
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by anon9001 5y ago
I suppose I'll take option #1, if we're saying that "attestations" are not a form of auditing. It seems pedantic to me, but maybe your usage is correct in the regulatory/accounting world. To use GUSD as an example,
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by anon9001 5y ago
Yes, I understand, but the businesses involved in this also have a strong desire to not become insolvent. I think it's very reasonable to accept that you're mostly betting on Gemini (or whoever) being an honest broker, and the att
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by anon9001 5y ago
USDT has to be minted through the Tether Treasury. Exchanges cannot create USDT themselves. As I understand it, exchanges wire Tether large amounts of USD, and then Tether mints and equal amount of USDT and sends it back to exchanges.
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by anon9001 5y ago
I don't know how you can say attestations by CPAs and LLPs don't count. These offerings are pretty transparent. If you choose to use a stablecoin that's not backed by on-chain collateral, you're accepting the attestatio
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by anon9001 5y ago
That's a problem, sure, but not one that you're going to solve by regulating stablecoins. Contagions are all over the credit markets. The whole thing is a house of cards and always has been. We have all kinds of regulations for j
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by anon9001 5y ago
I totally agree and I don't think it's crazy to consider it more safe than centralized stablecoins run by companies. If there's a bank account, it's possible the entity managing that account could become insolvent or tha
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by anon9001 5y ago
They're all wildly different. You have to investigate each one specifically. I'd guess most of the centrally managed ones make their money investing the deposited USD to earn a safe rate of return as profit. The defi ones that ta
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by anon9001 5y ago
There are a few tokenized gold options, if you'd like to be able to send/receive gold on-chain while having it physically stored in a vault.
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by anon9001 5y ago
> The issue is if Tether continues to grow, as it has been, it may become too big to fail. If this happens, we need to let it fail. I'd be furious to see the fed bail out USDT to make sure the crypto market stays "stable&quot
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by anon9001 5y ago
I fail to see the problem. If USDT is worth $1 because everyone agrees it is, everything works fine. It's been that way for a long time and will likely continue. If there's a run on the bank because people believe it's not w
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by anon9001 5y ago
> I think the anger comes from those that do remember a time where people/corporations seemed fairer. You're blaming corporations and the wealthy for what is fundamentally a problem with the government and the electorate, and i
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by anon9001 5y ago
I've only ever seen gaming mobos with those 14-pin TPM connectors and no module. There's also really no reason to use a TPM module, as far as I can tell.
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by anon9001 5y ago
I've never heard of anything like that before. I wonder if you'd get the same reaction from ritalin.
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by anon9001 5y ago
Thanks for sharing. A lot of people on this board have experience with prescription stimulants. How would you say the experience of "doing meth" differs from taking amphetamine orally? Was a typical experience for you "smok
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by anon9001 5y ago
So true. I don't see how anyone could feel financially secure with less than a few million in net worth. Everyone else is one accident away from drifting down into poverty.

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