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by arbol 8y ago
Everything is in this state initially.
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by arbol 8y ago
Did they only pay people who make money from Facebook? This wasn't clear to me... 1000 USD seems like a hell of a lot of money for an average user to require.
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by arbol 8y ago
There are thousands of small coins for which this is true. Therefore the reward would likely be less than the energy consumption costs... You need a reason for adoption.
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by arbol 8y ago
Yep, this is what I was thinking. Ubuntu 18.04
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by arbol 8y ago
Even if OP spends 1M on college fees ( I forgot how expensive it is in the US ), I would imagine that they'll still be very comfortable for a long time. Plus, you need to factor in their future earnings. When people speak of retirement
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by arbol 8y ago
This is nuts. They should just take time to pursue things that actually interest them and continue living as they were. The only way you'd spend all this money is if you started doing crazy things like buying speed boats and other such
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by arbol 8y ago
I have been in your position for a month. I can honestly recommend leaving work and pursuing things that interest you instead of continuing to go to work, m-f, 9-5. It's just much nicer to operate on your own schedule. Isolation is a t
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by arbol 8y ago
Amazing
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by arbol 8y ago
Is this trolling? How much money do you spend per month lol?! The OP could buy a 1M house and still have enough left for $14.5k per month salary for 40 years...
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by arbol 8y ago
Retiring is a funny concept. Just because you can suddenly not work doesn't mean you should rest on your laurels. Work is a way to remain occupied, however it is too prescriptive in nature. Most people would benefit from a "retire
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by arbol 8y ago
Use a different browser?
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by arbol 8y ago
Why am I reading these comments? ^_^
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by arbol 8y ago
It's not income unless it's realised.
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by arbol 8y ago
Yeah that's a real shame. I keep a completely separate pc HDD running Windows for Ableton. Maybe I'll switch to bitwig one day cause I'd like to be able to produce whilst on the move
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by arbol 8y ago
Excellent.
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by arbol 8y ago
Which DAW?
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by arbol 8y ago
I've just moved away from Mac book Pro for this very reason. The new keyboard is horrendous.
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by arbol 8y ago
Worth checking out what akasha are doing. Or mastodon.
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by arbol 8y ago
After 13 years I recently deleted my entire account. I have more time and I have less admin. I will miss messages from old acquaintances but that's ok.
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by arbol 9y ago
M-Pesa has demonstrated that payments via SMS are a viable solution for those that lack internet access. GeoPay and others are attempting the same but utilising blockchain. http://bitcoinafrica.io/2017/08/02/a
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by arbol 9y ago
Supply chain mistakes are costly and can result in unsaleable stock. There are existing standards (see GS1) but they are full of errors due to disparate systems and varying interpretations of XML messages. Smart contracts have the potentia
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by arbol 9y ago
Excellent! They do not move the physical gold - they move the ownership of a digital token tied to gold, at a far lesser fee than current digital escrow. This is the same as ETF gold currently. Not many people receive actual, physical gold.
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by arbol 9y ago
They are one and the same. There are of course plenty of "no hoper" ICOs that will cease to exist, much like the dotcom boom. The internet democratized the sharing of information. Prior to this it was quite difficult and expensive
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by arbol 9y ago
Presumably you use cash occasionally? The worldwide criminal cash markets dwarf anything related to blockchain (although they do also utilise blockchain).
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by arbol 9y ago
Any semi-valuable exchange that requires a level of trust may benefit from smart contracts.
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by arbol 9y ago
The benefits of blockchain outweigh the initial costs involved in kickstarting the ecosystem. The same initial flurry of investment happened when the internet was created. Look how that turned out.