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Good point. The problem is that some people think it is a currency instead of an investment. Other people think it is an investment instead of a currency. It can't be both. Currencies have to be less valuable over time, otherwise no on
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CDN is up. But not the back end
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This is what I'm saying. The banks are more than happy to pay fines and add regulations to their practices because they don't want the government to shut them down. Coinbase will be no different. They make too much money to have a
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I wonder how many bitcoin people understand the history of banking regulations. Banks do not want to be accessory to crimes. They make plenty of money legally. So when the government says we know that you helped someone steal billions of do
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Like a lot of bubbles, there is FOMO and lack of understanding of the technology. It is easy to compare crypto to the internet. When the internet first started out a lot of people didn't invest in GOOG because it was not obvious where
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Sounds like AMZN in 1999
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Stock prices do not reflect current profits. Imagine if they did. If tsla was currently 50/share to be inline with your metric. How would you stop people from buying it at 60? Because using your math they will be worth 75+ next year wh
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The world is becoming more fragmented and long tails are getting longer. I'm not going to build a competitor to Facebook or AWS, but there are thousands of small untapped market segments.
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I have a similar background, and also miss the 90s where the people playing with tech were not thinking about the money but actually enjoyed the coding. What I find hopeful about Paul's essay and the current state of the world is that
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The sub groups are going to be somewhat homogeneous internally. So you will end up with a group who thinks leetcode profeciency is important in hiring and another group who thinks QA experience is more important and another group who thinks
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I agree that not committing fraud would have gotten her into less legal trouble, but I don't know how much funding she would have got with that approach. Her whole scam was that she was the blond steve jobs of biotech. She needed to pr
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Holmes delivered nothing. She claimed that accurate blood tests could be done with much smaller amounts of blood and never even built a prototype that could deliver that. Musk claimed that reusable rockets and electric cars were the future
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Complainer: 'Homelessness is a mental health problem, they shouldn't be arrested for sleeping and shitting on the sidewalk.' Me: 'Please go ahead and convince that homeless person to go to a Doctor's office, after y
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For anyone reading the above comment and thinking "Well maybe for your product, but my product is so great once people see it they will buy it" You are setting yourself up for a hell of a sales problem.
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Stocks can have cashflow. It is possible that GME will come up with a new business plan that makes money. Maybe unlikely, but it is something you can make a bet on. BTC is more like a lottery. You don't know what day will be the peak
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It should take less than 5 minutes to get it up and running. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/macos It took me about 60 seconds on a new EC2 ubuntu instance
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Relative to what? Assembly?
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They were created by the same person. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anders_Hejlsberg All the hate C# gets is because of balmer and gates, not for technical reasons
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Any of the big 10 tech companies wouldn't mind owning this if it becomes the standard way of developing back end JS. It gives them influence and the ability to lock out competitors.
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My brother was a warehouse worker. It paid more than other jobs he has had but it also required him to work most of the time he was on the clock relative to other jobs. He quit because of the work load, not because he was expected to pee in
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Exactly
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I agree. That is why I don't like the argument that we should just tax the wealthy to solve our social problems. It isn't that simple.
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Solving child hunger has nothing to do with an individual being worth 200B or not. If the government siezed all of Warren Buffet's money tomorrow would hungry children magically have food show up in front of them? The government just
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If you have to buy bots like this you are already fucked. Your workforce is already spending enormous amounts of time doing simple processes or data entry.
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This is like saying that you will never buy a new car because you don't have years of data to prove the car was built correct and is safe. There is a risk that a new car has a problem that only shows up after 20k miles, but the people
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Yes, these people complaining should at a minimum point us to a post where they suggested that we stockpile coffee or shipping containers years ago.
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I did the same thing. The relator told us that she stopped taking calls after our offer. If this isn't a sign that you shouldn't trust realtors I don't know what is.
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This is why capitalism is successful. You need an honest feedback mechanism from labor. If a centralized government assigned people jobs of maintaining a shitty php monolith at a standard wage those people would effectively produce nothing,
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This was the plan all along. Because IBM is a services company they actually make more money when they have lower quality employees. It is better to bill people out at 300/hour who are going to screw things up and make the project twic
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Once you have the AI experience and expertise, and have the battery technology and the experience building factories at gigascale, you can easily pivot away from the sedan/suv form factor and build delivery vehicles or whatever makes s
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