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bsvalley
9y ago
I forgot to mention it's $600k net after capital gains tax, real estate fee, etc.
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Ask HN: How would you invest $600k for only 2 years?
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Just looking around me, friends, colleagues, neighbors, etc. see how I could do better. It sounds pretty bad but the people around me influence my personal growth. I love to push boundaries and explore things that haven't been explored
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9y ago
If I had to pay $1 per month for every website I visit daily on top of my comcast subscription, I’d need to sell my house. Ads are fine, the real problem with social networks is privacy. I’d pay for privacy if they’d offer some sort of sand
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I've been investing in BTC since 2011. I think the term "invest" is appropriate here ;-) I started investing in altcoins recently as a way to entertain myself from long term holdings. I give it to you though, altcoins aren&#x
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Ask HN: In which cryptocurrencies have you invested in and why?
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For people interested in this: "A capital loss realized on the sale or exchange of a capital asset that has been held for exactly one year or less. Net short-term losses are limited to a maximum deduction of $3,000 per year, which can
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Ask HN: How about losses from crypto trading and tax deductions?
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Same question back in 1994 about the internet. "build things that don't scale. PG".
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9y ago
Yeah I think the largest owners have between 100k to 300k BTC supposedly. Also, Satoshi Nakamoto has 1 million BTC. 1st market cap is $8 trillion (gold), then next is $200 trillion (currencies). This doesn't include devaluation of the
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Ask HN: Will Bitcoin Create Our First Trillionaire?
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9y ago
Coinbase is just a broker with a bunch of customers. It connects to all the BTC exchanges in order to execute all their orders. They don't own bitcoins.
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9y ago
No, it's just poorly managed. Use Gemini, which is 10 faster and much cheaper.
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No code reviews. One single developer owns a lot of code. Extremely tied deadlines with very high expectations. Things get pushed out all the time. No real team work. Just code in time, send it to QA, they'll find 10000 bugs... problem
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9y ago
It’s a cloud based architecrure. You work locally, you synch to a cloud. It’s not a P2P based architecture. It is centralized. Is it a blockchain? No.
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9y ago
Ask yourself - is git decentralized? No. Therefore it’s not a blockchain. Its bytes live in one single location.
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Ask HN: How will the 2018 Tax Cut plan impact Engineers?
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9y ago
My experience with them: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15825986
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Ask HN: Who's having account issues with Coinbase?
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9y ago
Gemini = fast and cheap Coinbase = joke, expensive, slow and zero customer service. Open gemini.com and coinbase.com and compare the current BTC price. You'll see the spread they make on coinbase... and we're not even talking abou
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The thing is, if its value drops to zero, we might lose a few dollars here and there right? A lot of high profile people and edge funds would lose hundreds if not billions of dollars. So we’re good no worries... Now, if 1 BTC reaches 500k-$
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9y ago
PART I: If you're looking to improve your Page Rank you need to understand the basics of SEO. Basically you need to increase your Domain/Page Authorities. How? By creating links to your web pages from domains that have high author
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If I could predict the future I could come up with a very helpful answer to your question. Unfortunately... ;)
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I meant there’s no recipe for success, which doesn’t mean it’s not impossible. There’s nothing you can simply copy/paste. Though I agree, a lot of people do make millions daily/monthly/yearly, but you have to create your own
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If we had a valid answer to your question we would already be rich. There is no answer. Though, I'd look into bitcoin as a very risky investment today. Who knows? A bitcoin could be worth $20000 in 6 month. That's the only doable
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I don't understand why companies are still trying to bring people in the US to work for them. What's the point for the employer? How about investing overseas and training people here to handle remote offices? That's where we
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Ask HN: Why tech companies haven't changed their Benefits yet?
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These are all the minimum requirements for an engineering manager. If I hire a new software engineer I’d excpect to see someone capable of building awesome products. Same for a manager, being good at managing a dev team is for me the minimu
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Simple advice - if you have a hose around your house just spray your roof and all around your property for an hour. I heard someone in your situation (right now) who did exactly that. His house is the only one that survived the fire in his
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Welcome to Silicon Valley, it's all about networking here. I'd suggest you to sell and to update your Resume - "I created company XYZ acquired by ABC in 2017". That alone will help you fund your next venture. Also, you&
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