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by coolestguy 4y ago
Crypto is not collapsing though, all crypto loans are fully collateralised on chain & a bank run is not possible in the same sense
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by coolestguy 4y ago
Supermarkets rob citizens of the motivation to hunt and forage for themselves
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by coolestguy 4y ago
Which is in itself a made up number to aim for
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by coolestguy 4y ago
>when people randomly guess something correctly Or an educated guess where labs in the area were studying this exact type of virus
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by coolestguy 4y ago
Ah - my bad.
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by coolestguy 4y ago
Incorrect. Your sentence is what a typical fence sitter would say, where they think you can go through life not offending bad people and thinking that makes you tolerant.
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by coolestguy 4y ago
>moral superiority I don't feel bad about objective moral superiority. Just beacuse the caste system is ingraind in Indian culture doesn't mean it should be respected or allowed.
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by coolestguy 4y ago
>India is not dealing with this issue, America is. Lmao - clearly never been to india. Where do you think this comes from?
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by coolestguy 4y ago
Ethereum's chain is profitable. The networks fees outweights the supply given to validators to secure the chain.
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by coolestguy 4y ago
There's no correlation between being bad at business and doing bad things morally
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by coolestguy 4y ago
Why is "money flowing towards an asset = price goes up" surprising to you? The only part of this equations that's new is that blockchains are public and therefore you can see it happen. Would it be wild to you to see "mo
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by coolestguy 4y ago
>So the OP would rather have Intel fire thousands of employees? Ah yes - the only option
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by coolestguy 4y ago
Banks set the fixed rate & they more than anyone else knows what will most likely happen to rates in the future because the banks are the ones in closed door meetings with reserve banks/government. Do you think they'd set a fi
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by coolestguy 4y ago
That's why they are promoting themselves so much on HN now - to encourage talent to come to Meta
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by coolestguy 4y ago
Question: What is the difference between python and java? Answer: Python is a general-purpose, high-level programming language. Java is a general-purpose, high-level programming language. Absolute rubbish
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by coolestguy 4y ago
https://blockheadtechnologies.com/zero-knowledge-proofs-a-po...
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by coolestguy 4y ago
The only thing that modern day companies value is decreased expenses so if someone has been with the same company for 5+ years it's very likely they are underpaid.
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by coolestguy 4y ago
No, I don't think a wikipedia link with absolutely not context is interesting. In fact, I think it's low effort and shouldn't be automodded away.
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by coolestguy 4y ago
ah brilliant
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by coolestguy 4y ago
?
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by coolestguy 4y ago
The staking reward is for collateralized validators only (a small % of the network) Overall issuance can potentially be negative due to the burn effects of eip1559 - where the base transaction fee of an eth transaction is deleted from the n
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by coolestguy 4y ago
Journalists steal OC from reddit & then the links are posted here
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by coolestguy 5y ago
Why is this posted here
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by coolestguy 5y ago
I use Afi.ai & keep all my important files on a one-drive backup folder/sharepoint. For both work (business owner) and personal.
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by coolestguy 5y ago
>checks Unbelievable that this is how americans regularly use money
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by coolestguy 5y ago
It's like the author has absolutely 0 idea what the reason for blockchain is
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by coolestguy 5y ago
https://news.bitcoin.com/the-many-facts-pointing-to-hal-finn...
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by coolestguy 5y ago
Research the blockchain trilemma, and pay close attention to centralized choice of validators in a number of "Proof of Stake" coins and then realise why only btc or eth are anything more than a central database
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by coolestguy 5y ago
the questions you need to ask yourself when dealing with any chain related questions is "what part of the blockchain trilemma does this chain sacrifice" That question is why ethereum and bitcoin are the dominant chains, and nothin
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by coolestguy 5y ago
>Cryptocurrency endorsements will be ushering in a new world of financial hell for this world's disenfranchised communities. Wait until you hear how banks treat people! At least with crypto it is your choice, whereas banks are the u

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