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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Oh don't worry it's happening there too
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Have knowledge asynchronous from the market. If you're asking here you don't, so don't trade.
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Another ponzi pumping article on HN
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Blockchains are the new south seas, not the new Linux
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
It's a catch 22, people who know the most about a market are almost certainly invested.
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Perpetual motion is finally here!
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
The ethereum blockchain cures all that ails you. It is an undertaking of great advantage.
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
I agree: it seems the only efficiency Ethereum facilitates is to act as the platform to create unregulated securities. I'm sure the SEC loves that.
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Patent filings / Farmland ownership transactions: There is a reason these aren't already bearer assets. Educational transcript / lab reports / gov transp.: How is it an efficiency for this to be on a blockchain. Do we no
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
You need an oracle for prediction markets to function. Voting on the truth doesn't work, you will be sybil attacked into oblivion. Is there an oracle present in these contracts? If there is, why wouldn't basic multi-sig work just
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
What inefficiencies are closed by using ethereum for prediction markets?
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Why would you want bearer assets for that? What inefficiency is there in the current system that would be solved with more decentralization? Why ethereum instead of something like namecoin or counterparty?
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
What are some non-speculative use cases for ethereum that wouldn't be better served by just using aws?
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
HN really needs to start cracking down on the coin pumping, out right ponzis have no place here.
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Can't wait for the SEC to come in and crack down on the crypto space.
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
So will companies start holding bitcoin as insurance on these kinds of attacks?
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Will scam coins fund the future?
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
UX problem?
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Another scam-coin designed to take money from 14 year olds. What is this doing on the frontpage of HN?
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
I rent because I have no specialization in identifying property value, and I don't like gambling. I feel no regret in letting my landlord take on the additional risk of managing the property for a chance at higher returns.
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
Why would anyone buy property under this regime?
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by aqsheehy 9y ago
I feel like I'm failing an IQ test here. I assumed he meant 100% tax on rent, but then there's this line: >Owners of valuable land would be forced to make maximum use of land with higher density rentals in order to make suffici
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by aqsheehy 10y ago
Is the problem not then that they should have represented it as "things people are interested in right now" and not as news?
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by aqsheehy 10y ago
Exactly. The solution facebook should be applying to fake news is to just block all content that disagrees with the viewpoint of the individual reader.
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by aqsheehy 10y ago
The hard part is the "when their stories are found to be factually incorrect". If you have that solved that then you don't need the rest. Otherwise you would just game the system by retracting posts irregularly.
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by aqsheehy 10y ago
The algorithm for identifying fake news is actually pretty straight forward: if I disagree with it then it's fake news else it's just news
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by aqsheehy 10y ago
This is a story about the government, do you think that shouldn't be political?
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by aqsheehy 10y ago
Has been rising last two years, only on your radar now because of the ath