anotha1

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by anotha1 5y ago
> all programmers hate technology The latest wave of "investors" aren't programmers. But yeah, the trust issue illustrated by your comment speaks volumes. I just wish people didn't think our problems were as easy as &
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by anotha1 5y ago
I guess that's "worth it" for some people here. The joke is, those people already missed out. "Crypto", no way that moniker lasts, is already in the greedy phase. Stay back, especially if those crypto dreams include
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by anotha1 5y ago
Found one! This right here is worth doing. Thank you.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Don't ask a question that starts with "Why" (unless you're seeking a defensive response aka negotiating). And the answer to your question is learn about the stopping problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by anotha1 5y ago
Too late, and those other places are not where I am so
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by anotha1 5y ago
I never said no-value. And my opinion on the valuation is no better than yours. I'm seriously wondering how many things you did this year where you were like "damn, I sure wish this were decentralized and cryptographically secure,
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by anotha1 5y ago
Yes, please screw the rich guys taking tolls on exchanges. This can be done way simpler and more efficiently without ETH.
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by anotha1 5y ago
While clearly an unpopular comment, the "investors" would like you to think that somehow the risks in crypto are any better than the comparably stable government system.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Incorrect. You're confusing "enough trust to make the world go around" with "so trustworthy we're neglecting that it's bad for the world." And I mean the latter more in terms of the brain drain than ecolog
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by anotha1 5y ago
> buying ethereum at 17 dollars Not so humble brag... *Back to reading* Yeah, recently bought a place and yes, the process is hostile to the consumer (200 pages of legal sized dense contract, give me a break). However, did you ever think
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by anotha1 5y ago
So are you fishing for ideas now? I'm not going to "prove myself" here so that you can give me the blessing to ask a valid question. In sibling comment I mentioned DAO, but those are a bit out of reach for more than just the
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by anotha1 5y ago
I've been playing with programmatic money since selling runescape gold for PayPal dollars. I guess I just need more idk
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by anotha1 5y ago
I'm really stupid and/or lack the attention for this, but thank you for trying!
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by anotha1 5y ago
Perfect, thanks!
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by anotha1 5y ago
"That's what Bernie Madoff said." But for real, that doesn't make the cut. 1) maybe I don't have capital to invest, 2) your "yield" calculation ignores all risk.
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by anotha1 5y ago
I mean, I've learned enough to have plenty of ideas for "how to use ETH" but nothing makes the cut. NFTs are **. DAO is too grandiose, especially to be hosted on ETH. And that leads to my comment.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Tell me how to do something worth doing with ETH and I'll be impressed. Cue the intellectualization from "investors."
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by anotha1 5y ago
Lol, this was a fun read. I'm sure an **** physicist will refute your findings promptly, but they're probably wrong too. Reading this reminded me of some similar crackpot-yet-entertaining site I stumbled across in the past https:
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by anotha1 5y ago
True, you are correct, democracy specifies no specific outcome. However, my comment should have read "bad for the outcomes of a democracy."
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by anotha1 5y ago
Gotcha, I was imagining more Titanic-style than say those on modern day cruise ships.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Only if you live somewhere where healthcare is a privilege.
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by anotha1 5y ago
I read the readme, now can someone explain what this is like I'm stupid?
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by anotha1 5y ago
Too convoluted. The only answer is medicare for all. Stop wasting time.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Anyone that's ever worked part-time knows the "we have to send you home because if you work anymore this week you might be considered full-time by Uncle Sam and that's bad." Another thought is throughput. If welfare wasn
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by anotha1 5y ago
Completely unsurprising. I prefer to smoke weed and hang at the beach, so I don't chase investor money, or make myself responsible for the wellbeing of full-time employees. Is it limiting, absolutely. Would I rather work myself to deat
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by anotha1 5y ago
> I hope society figures out how to make startups in general less capital-dependent. My 2¢: stop forcing companies to provide health insurance.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Sure, but this seems way more space-friendly. I don't know about the available space in Japan, but I'd have nowhere to fit a boat that only holds ten people, and I live so close to the water I can see it from my window. Edit: I&#x
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by anotha1 5y ago
None of your examples are on a public stage for a mass audience. It's different. What you say to the crowd has distinctly different impact than what you say "in the locker room" to an acquaintance.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Why? Idk that's why I'm asking. And your comment didn't help clear anything up other than getting across that you are obviously superior in the field of tax law. Thanks.
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by anotha1 5y ago
It's disingenuous that you're using quotes to represent something I never said. Education is lacking, democracy is suffering because of it. Anything else you interpreted is based on your own biases.

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