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by dibt 4y ago
Someone gave him the signature to verify the hash. He explains it during this stream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjE4dEX2z9E You can just watch the first 10-ish minutes to get the gist. He gets the same push back
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by dibt 4y ago
Also, the author of that book brought up the link to Satoshi. It's in his interest for the idea to be out there. Nobody would be looking up this book today, otherwise.
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by dibt 4y ago
It's not an original idea. It was popularized a few years ago by Evan Ratliff, author of a book about Paul Le Roux, 'The Mastermind' Convenient for the author to discover the link to Le Roux. Then talk about it on podcasts wh
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by dibt 4y ago
> Why did he stay in the bahamas? Was he allowed to travel? He answered this question at the beginning of this interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGNiYt1GN_4 "from my perspective, it's not about looking
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by dibt 4y ago
>...isn’t listed as owing money to FTX from: https://news.bitcoin.com/document-claims-alameda-ceo-carolin... "...Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison’s personal account was in the hole by $1.31 billion in May 2022.
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by dibt 4y ago
You can request an already registered name if you own the brand. Owning the domain substack.com might be enough to prove ownership. People have been successful with this in the past. They may not do anything about it, though, if @substack i
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by dibt 4y ago
At the bottom of the article: "Negative views on crypto come at the same time as the public has soured on stocks. Just 26% say now is a good time to invest in equities, down two points from last quarter's survey and the most pessi
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by dibt 4y ago
Yes. Happened to me the other day.
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by dibt 4y ago
What are you saying? LibsOfTikTok didn't have a blanket protection. It required the special group to sign off on any action. Who's angry? Who's not reading what disclosures? What are they angry about?
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by dibt 4y ago
> If I had become a doctor or a hotelier I definitely would've stayed in my home town. According to the study, you would likely have not stayed: "By linking young adults to their parents, we can see that this migration is prima
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by dibt 4y ago
> It's really too bad that people have to move around for economic and other opportunity. The article doesn't support your bias. It's mostly those from affluent families that move farther from home, not people looking for
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by dibt 4y ago
This is is an important detail missing from the title: "Childhood locations are measured at age 16 and locations in young adulthood are measured at age 26." "By linking young adults to their parents, we can see that this migr
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by dibt 4y ago
> The “severance” is really 1 month severance > Indian employees got no severance https://www.cnbctv18.com/business/companies/elon-musk-justif... "Here is an excerpt of letters shared with employees in
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by dibt 4y ago
> What was the "inhumane" manner?
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by dibt 4y ago
> If you trust Elon to do the right thing Where did I say I trust Elon or any other CEO? Still waiting on someone to explain what is "inhumane" about getting laid off with a severance package. Remember we are talking about empl
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by dibt 4y ago
What was the "inhumane" manner? From https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1588671155766194176 "Everyone exited was offered 3 months of severance, which is 50% more than legally required." Seems
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by dibt 4y ago
> It's fascinating how Elon Musk supporters on Twitter cheered, almost like a sports team, when the Twitter employees got fired in such inhumane ways by Elon Musk Do you have any examples? Did they identify as Musk supporters? One o
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by dibt 4y ago
> I suggest to my younger (25-29) female friends to have their egg reserve estimated hmm... yeah, this would be an interesting biomarker for those in their twenties. It could be valuable later in life. I was surprised to learn women are
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by dibt 4y ago
> (don't eat meat, don't use gasoline, etc.) Your examples are not comparable to abstaining from sex. It would be like saying "don't eat any food" and "don't use locomotion to move from point A to point
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by dibt 4y ago
Yes, I wonder the same. After learning about the side effects of birth control, it's concerning that it's the default recommendation for young women, and that they're on it all the time. I understand why. I don't know wh
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by dibt 4y ago
> In other words not much to do Do you believe you were already as healthy as can be? Those seem like reasonable suggestions. If you were already very fit, the doctor's suggestion might have been discouraging. If you weren't, s
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by dibt 4y ago
> many in our age bracket 20-30 year olds are struggling to have children Wow... I would have thought you were referring to people that were older. I wonder what the common denominator is there, or if your experience is an outlier. It&#x
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by dibt 4y ago
When/who can unlock/mint token supply is defined in a smart contract. It's different for each smart contract. Here's the code for the FTT Deployer contract: https://etherscan.io/address/0x50d1c977190
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by dibt 4y ago
> News flash: no one wants to wear VR goggles to spend any time in a digital heaven where the role of God is played by Mark Zuckerberg and you can do anything you can imagine, including “work” and “shop”. I could say the same thing about
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by dibt 4y ago
> (itself, like all crypto, a made up and useless/worthless thing) oh... I see what's happening here. Good luck on your crusade.
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by dibt 4y ago
> If you are just hiring traders I didn't say he was hired for his trading ability. I only suggested coding isn't a perquisite. > random person from MIT I didn't suggest that was the qualifier for them being hired. They
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by dibt 4y ago
These were the top tokens they held in order of how they marked them on their balance sheet: FTT $5.9B SRM $5.4B SOL $2.2B MAPS $865M Found here: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/596a07c029687f... &gt
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by dibt 4y ago
> couldn't code but worked as a trader at JS for three years That doesn't seem odd. They need people good at math and/or creative problem solvers. The platform they execute on doesn't need to be rebuilt for each new s
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by dibt 4y ago
> took deposits, put them in completely inappropriate investments (many of which are now worthless, all of which were speculative nonsense) I think it's naive to think this is the case. It's reasonable to assume he knows those
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by dibt 4y ago
This doesn't seem to include text from submissions. I ran it on Brian Armstrong's temp account from here, and it said it didn't write 10,000 characters: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3754664 EDIT: Or m

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