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doopy1
5y ago
I doubt most of these folks are even mining eth.
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VR has a very long way to go...
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My point is that the beef farming industry makes bitcoin's carbon footprint look like a drop in the bucket in comparison, so it's disingenuous for folks to shit on crypto because of it's environmental impact if they are going
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5y ago
Well if you care enough in the first place, you won't be eating beef at all.
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Has the tax evasion claim been at all substantiated beyond hypothetical pontification?
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5y ago
I think each chain is its own economy when it comes to NFTs.
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Humans are by nature self-serving. For example, it's easy to to point at blockchain as a burden on our environment, but of the people that do so - how many will needlessly consume meat on a regular basis, or by single servings of items
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5y ago
Platforms honor DMCA takedowns and remove violations from their front end (even if they are on the blockchain).
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I prefer to play on my phone as opposed to with a mouse. I like short games 3 mins and under. I've tried so much to like chess.com, but it's just so much worse than Lichess. Chess.com feels choppy, I don't like the style of
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5y ago
Some NFTs are completely on-chain.
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Bored Apes are super liquid. If you list one below "floor price", it will probably sell within minutes. Just today, someone had theirs stolen in a phishing attack. The attacker listed it with a gradually lower price and it was gon
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5y ago
Cool, thanks for the tip. I do have a baofeng that I use for channel surfing here and there.
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Can you recommend any good guides to get started?
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"Let's critique Bitcoin instead of El Salvador's insane dictator."
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5y ago
It's fear, not confidence.
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5y ago
Having it alone is not enough to manipulate the markets, you have to move it through exchanges. I guess it's not impossible, just tricky. I think when the rich sell their crypto, they don't do it on the open exchange as they don&#
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5y ago
Funny, it's the oldest BTC conspiracy there is - that the government created bitcoin to track us.
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5y ago
Crypto has and will make many millionaires - it will also ruin many folks.
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I think this will happen until a variant that's less deadly but more contagious burns through the population and leaves a trace of immunity.
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Seems like wash trading in this way would cannibalize your gains if you don't withdraw before too long. I actually don't think that's what's happening. I think it's the memecoin effect. The constitution DAO got a lo
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5y ago
NBA is pretty crypto friendly though... Have you heard of BNA Top Shot?
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Ironically, ConstitutionDAO's $PEOPLE token has soared in value and many folks made exits at 30x.
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Had a turkey at a friend's place the other day, it was moist and delicious. They did a 20 hour brine.
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5y ago
It means joining a writer's group where you each read each other's work and provide critique on it. Even doing this a few times will give you a better grasp on what makes for better story telling.
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Maybe try some books about creative writing? Try to write down your story and workshop it.
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5y ago
This is the #1 use in my experience. Anti-bot detection.
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I'm not sure his lifestyle is that rich. He sold all his homes not too long ago and apparently lives in a tiny home built by some company he is invested in. He probably travels via private jet, but maybe that's a business expense?
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It's a shame. I've done pretty well selling my art as NFTs. Many collectors are genuine patrons. When I talk to other artist friends, some are open-minded and I've been able to onboard them to give it a shot for their own art
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Don't they have to payback the loans at some point? And at that point do they not liquidate some assets to do so and pay taxes on that? (Serious question.)
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I'm probably in this camp. Was always a techie, but a poor student. Is there a good programmer's guide to calculus that could fill me in on the basics in a few hours, or is it really one of those things that takes a full college s
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