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clamprecht
13y ago
I have a "science-fictiony" idea that I haven't seen anywhere else yet. The idea is this: If we can see light from planets thousands of light years away, then we can see the past. Once our telescopes are good enough to bas
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13y ago
Mark Maunder wrote a good blog post on colocation - http://markmaunder.com/2011/10/31/clouded-vision/ As for the California earthquake risk, one option is to colocate your servers in Dallas or somewhere
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13y ago
My high school history teacher taught us something that politicians know: "My enemy's enemy is my friend". I'm sure there's a concise Russian saying for this.
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Are all of these bootstrapped, or are some of them self-funded? If I start a company, and invest $300k of my own cash, is this bootstrapped or self-funded?
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The Bernal Heights Piano Incident(s)
(tynan.com)
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13y ago
I'd like to ask him how people can support him financially. A Bitcoin address would be cool, but he'd still have to convert it to local currency.
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13y ago
Jesus, as someone who has been interrogated by the US Secret Service, I thought this was real. It's very accurate, especially the psychological part. I should write a blog post about this, but the short version: When I was about 19, I
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13y ago
Or maybe it's the way the law is executed by law enforcement, interpreted by courts, and legislated by legislators.
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13y ago
Wow, $5.25 per month was what they were paying in 1995 as well. They haven't even increased the minimum wage in federal prison!
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US Secret Service rumbles into action against Bitcoin facilitators
(wired.com)
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re: "since Bitcoin isn't a currency in the sense of a transaction medium" $2M per month of transactions on SilkRoad beg to differ.
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13y ago
The post says he won't make "yacht-and-helicopter money"... I think helicopters are cheaper than he thinks. On a billion-dollar acquisition, I can't imagine the near-cofounder having less than 1% (hopefully quite a bit more). This means a
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Nice analysis. I would love to see an analysis of the title changing behavior. E.g., the original title, and the title after being edited by the mods. (Sometimes this happens more than once). In fact, I think I've observed mods apparent
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For a few days, I was thinking that Daniel J. Bernstein could be Satoshi. But after reading more about him, I convinced myself otherwise. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_J._Bernstein
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13y ago
A North American friend of mine went to Cuba a few years ago. He had a piece of glass in his elbow that had been there for a few years. He knew it would cost at least $700 to have it removed in the US, so he never did it. When he was in
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13y ago
What is your opinion of the "economic citizenship" programs in countries such as Nevis & St. Kitts, Dominica, etc?
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14y ago
Thanks
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14y ago
If I email you, will you tell me in private? If PG emailed you, would you tell him in private?
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14y ago
As to #4, the United States is usually in denial about things like the dollar losing its status as the standard reserve currency. If a government is behind bitcoin, you have to give them credit for it. Some people think the US government i
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14y ago
Including the anti-dilution part?
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14y ago
ERANYC might be a worse deal - they don't charge to pitch them, but they want 8% and anti-dilution, for $40k investment.
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14y ago
Cool, I'll get in touch
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14y ago
Most of us are still around. Agent Steal died. Minor Threat here, author of ToneLoc - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ToneLoc
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14y ago
Want to break the rabbit hole habit? Start your own business where you have to get things done. You'll either break the habit or go out of business. BTW, going down the rabbit hole occasionally isn't a bad thing IMO. But if you go down e
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Job search site Indeed.com acquired by Recruit Co. Ltd
(indeed.com)
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This AirBNB Mixergy interview is a must-watch - they explain how they hacked their way onto top news sites like CNN & NYTimes (start watching at 31 minutes in): http://mixergy.com/airbnb-chesky-gebbia/ They explain how to get press co
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14y ago
PayPal has earned their reputation for freezing accounts - WePay even used it as a marketing tactic: http://techcrunch.com/2010/10/26/wepay-ice-paypal/