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by atomical 8y ago
Yes. It's early days but I'm curious as to what can be sticky. I don't think anyone has it all figured out yet.
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by atomical 8y ago
What are the most adopted blockchain apps for consumers? The only one I can think of is BAT/Brave with 5 million MAU.
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by atomical 8y ago
Couldn't optimal text size be determined by the camera (squinting) and machine learning?
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by atomical 8y ago
So if a human was given a choice of a robot that made dinner and washed dishes and a robot that lets them check the temperature and play despacito to their hearts content they would choose the latter? I'm not buying it. There are so ma
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by atomical 8y ago
Alexa doesn't solve 99.9% of housework. I want a robot to make me meals and clean the house. Checking the temperature and listening to music isn't revolutionary.
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by atomical 8y ago
If it's a large team how much time are they spending knowing what everyone else is working on?
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by atomical 8y ago
> Transmitting money overseas Curious to know if this will follow AML laws. Imagine you send a USDC coin to a person overseas. It then is sent to a few other people and then someone tries to cash it out in the US again. Couldn't Coi
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by atomical 8y ago
That's not actually true. If you attempt to send a transaction from Coinbase to an address they have blacklisted they will immediately suspend your account. You will be allowed to withdraw your funds before the account is closed.
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by atomical 8y ago
> With an inherent lack of transparency that comes from centralized exchanges how is the user to know that trades are being executed fairly? How do we know Nasdaq isn't screwing the buyers and sellers? It's only a problem with
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by atomical 8y ago
Ah, spinning beachball time then.
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by atomical 8y ago
I wrote to him over a week ago. I haven't heard back. Timmy!
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by atomical 8y ago
It has been two months and I still haven't gotten my MBP back. Screen and battery replacement.
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by atomical 8y ago
> Especially with the use of Excel, which would be useful for removing duplicates, etc. Excel can only handle about 1 million rows, right?
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by atomical 8y ago
Do you think it's possible that reports may think this is a waste of their time?
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by atomical 8y ago
If one has a cognitive distortion it's better to talk back to that distortion. Why should these aspects of so called identity be important to how I feel anyway? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feeling_Good:_The_New_M
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by atomical 8y ago
Thanks for posting that. It looks like a service traders would appreciate. I'm looking for something open source though because my interest is intellectual and the "signals" type stuff is associated with pump and dump groups.
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by atomical 8y ago
I'm interested in Ethereum analysis because of the token economy. Specifically, I would like to see when a large amount of tokens are moved from a known exchange addresses.
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by atomical 8y ago
Maybe try taking it easy?
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by atomical 8y ago
> I have a friend who married her husband almost exclusively because he told her he had read it. So believable.
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by atomical 8y ago
People thought that consuming more calcium would do the same thing. > While there is a small effect of calcium supplementation in the upper limb, the increase in BMD which results is unlikely to result in a clinically significant decreas
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by atomical 8y ago
But does it actually prevent falls or make the elderly less likely to break bones?
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by atomical 8y ago
The internet loves lifting. Cool, but the kind of legs you get from walking a lot are fine too.
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by atomical 8y ago
What VCs aren't female friendly?
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by atomical 8y ago
Because you don't agree with it?
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by atomical 8y ago
I'm sure Bloomberg has a huge archive of speculative articles on stocks. Why are blockchain advocates so emotional? They should understand these articles because speculation is a core feature of the ICO boom and cryptocurrency in gener
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by atomical 8y ago
You are saying that they are only in it for the money, but they also want it to fail spectacularly. It doesn't make sense and works against their interest.
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by atomical 8y ago
> Unfortunately Bloomberg as a whole doesn't know anything about cryptocurrency beyond the speculation side which is similar to their existing competencies. But that's all they see. They don't know anything? Even though th
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by atomical 8y ago
"In Washington in 2005, a senior Pentagon official told me of a ridiculous plan they had to take ‘the Saudi out of Arabia’ (as was the rage post-9/11). It involved establishing a council of selected Saudi figures in Mecca to gover
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by atomical 8y ago
The rules are psuedoscience peddled by health gurus.
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by atomical 8y ago
> When it comes to diet, different foods and eating patterns do have different effects on our endocrine system, and that does affect how viably we can sustain ourselves on less calories. Different foods will also have different proportio

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