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   by argvargc 6y ago

   People use JSON For configuration files? What a PITA. Use a tool suited to the job, eg, TOML. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOML Not that there's anything wrong with adding comments and commas to JSON. Call it J
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   by argvargc 6y ago

   Reading this, my mind went straight to Donnie Darko https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/donnie_darko
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   A Rover, an Attitude, and the Illusion Your Internet Is Not Possessed (2020)(shelleysackier.com)

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   by argvargc 6y ago

   We can and do, they're called stablecoins. It's not possible to send fiat around unless you digitise it first, and this needs to be done in such a way that it's impossible to mint more in the process and such that this is ver
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   by argvargc 6y ago

   I discovered your guide for the first time today after decades of programming. Light bulbs going off constantly - thank you, not only for clearly elucidating the vital points, but also for the great humour which keeps me firmly grounded in
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   by argvargc 6y ago

   notRandom() might be usefully descriptive in this case.
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   by argvargc 6y ago

   200% YoY average return, and you'd move it to index funds? https://www.casebitcoin.com/images/stories/charliebilello_re...
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   by argvargc 6y ago

   Miners, who supply new BTC to market, are constrained by mining expense to only sell at a price higher than what it cost them to mine. If they cannot meet this price, they mine less, and fewer BTC are produced. Various modelling based in th