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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
If it's less than 1% of your net worth, not that insane. It's similar to how many crypto businesses will have a hot wallet with some fraction of their more secure cold wallet that they're okay losing.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
That's not true in my experience. I've had friends who worked in or adjacent to the industry in several countries. While there are obviously significant numbers of minors involved and some workers forced into it, the majority are
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
Yes, the private key is all you need to sign a transfer transaction to send the coins anywhere.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
That's a decision for the parents of that kid to make, not the government.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
By that definition, all politics is "hate". Passing a law will always take away the rights of a group in some way or other, and politics is the debate of whether or not that's a good or bad thing. Personally I'm 100% fo
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
On what platform? I've been using Firefox and uBO on Linux and Android for over a decade and never seen a YouTube ad.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
But how would you eventually reconcile and settle balances? Would all payments be just non-fungible bilateral agreements? So if I paid the milkman for some milk, but there was no good or service I could later provide to him, he would be un
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
How do you solve double spending?
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
Your personal bank has 6,215 customers? How could they possibly cover the costs of even 1 employee?
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
I'm fine with that. I'd rather parents make "bad" decisions about protecting their own children than the government forcing their own opinions on them.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
If I can't export the private key to my own backup solution, I don't want it.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
Yep I bought several Huawei 4.8 kWh batteries for about $450 each for an off-grid house in SE Asia. They've been working great a year later, running AC throughout the night.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
That really depends on where you live. I set up the batteries and inverter myself, but paid a local installer and his 2 helpers a grand total of $45 to install and ground 10 x 600w panels on my dangerously high metal roof.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
That's good to hear. I've been meaning to see how far I can get using a setup like that. What device do you use?
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
There is a lot of bad, but GPS maps (Google Maps for business reviews and public transport info and OSMAnd for hiking tracks) is extremely valuable to someone who travels a lot. And as much as I hate sending all the data to Google, their Tr
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
Pixel with self-built userdebug version of GrapheneOS. (It's quite easy, just modify one step of their published buiod instructions.)
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
I highly doubt that would happen. Why would China want to destroy their reputation as the world's manufacturer?
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
I'd like to see the stats on how many people regularly drive 500+ miles in a day. I'm American, so grew up in car culture, but I've never driven more than 200 - 300 miles in a day.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
> ISPs normally will have at least one level of NATing with ipv4. I don't think that's generally true for home DSL/cable/fiber service. I've only seen it on mobile internet.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
I don't think the analogy holds. A drug user wants to buy from the dealer. The dealer is providing a service that the drug user can voluntarily turn down. I don't see how that's similar to a driver running into a jaywalker.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
Agreed if the dealer is lying and selling something more dangerous than he is claiming to sell.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
Indirectly causing a death doesn't make a crime violent. A doctor guilty of fatal negligence isn't a violent criminal either.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
While tragic, those people (or at least the vast majority) weren't forced to use drugs. They made that decision and faced the consequences. Shifting the blame for their poor decisions onto the drug dealer is unwarranted imo.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
Sterile bottles? Millions of babies around the world are doing just fine every day without that.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
We have plenty of people in the world. We'd be a whole lot better off if more people waited until they're financially stable before having children.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
If it's better (and newer) than gpt4, it shouldn't have a lower version number.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
My Qingping Monitor Lite with SenseAir S8 co2 sensor, pm2.5, wifi, and oled display seems to be accurate enough and was only $45.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
The privacy of millions of people should take precedence over ease of evidence collection for a lawsuit.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
The Guix documentation is such a breath of fresh air after struggling with NixOS.
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by djrj477dhsnv 1y ago
Sure, string encodings are used for most APIs and ultra HFT may pattern match on the raw bytes, but for regular HFT if you're doing much math, it's going to be floating point math.

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