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   by eaenki 8y ago

   I thought about it deeply. I think in an utopian future we should give a monopoly on politics to a few public news outlets which have to as transparent as Ethereum is. Plus a few strictly enforced rules, e.g an article is either an opinion,
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   by eaenki 8y ago

   That was an amazing read. The fun thing, is that I started the draft of a quite similar post a couple of weeks ago. That's a great example of definite optimism. The fact that the post mentions but doesn't expand on outer-space sol
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   by eaenki 8y ago

   no
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   by eaenki 8y ago

   No. No. No. You didn't do your homework. Both A16Z and Peter Thiel see Bitcoin as a store of value and Ethereum as a computing platform. Ethereum is a new paradigm only useful in applications where trust is paramount and/or there&
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   by eaenki 8y ago

   It's HF and LR, not HR and LF, that alone, shows your efforts. LR stands for Liberty Reserve, HF for HackerForum. Buffet didn't create or invest successfully in anything software-related. If you put the opinion of a guy who made h
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   by eaenki 8y ago

   I don't really get it. Are the people commenting about how useless and stupid Bitcoin and Ethereum are, really putting themselves above Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz and Peter Thiel's predictions? I mean. At most, you could be ske
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   by eaenki 8y ago

   What about preventing new births and drone controlling every pristine forest with multiple task-forces ready to jet there when the bad boys try to touch it ? While vertical agriculture might in some measure work - it’s ugly AF
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   by eaenki 8y ago

   Check this: https://medium.com/@sylvainartplayribes/chasing-fake-volume-... You might want to only include US exchanges (poloniex, bittrex, coinbase pro + bitstamp.. maybe Kraken)
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   by eaenki 8y ago

   I'm calling quit on HN after seeing such an article on the first page.
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I'd just like a robot to be my primary computing platform. Kinda like Interstellar's robots. Elder care, personal safety, construction and last mile logistics all make sense.
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    Ask HN: Will Apple fix my 2017 MBP 13“? – Heat problem

    1 points by eaenki 8y ago|0 comments
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Just save up enough money to be comfortable not taking any salary for the next 15 months or so. Some ways to save include but are not limited to: buying in bulk, skipping everything considered a perk, holidays, cooking 100% of the time (I r
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Andrew Carnegie would be worth US$372 billion in 2014 dollar. Yes, with a B.
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I mean, aren't you in Switzerland? With the lowest unemployment in the world it should be fairly easy - if not, maybe the demand for the kinda job you're looking for is entirely met (saturated).
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I travel quite often. My 2 cents are: look at the 1 star reviews. If the one star reviews are less than 1:500 and the pictures are that of a well designed restaurant, it should be good with a 99% chance. Obviously, that’s kinda hard to find
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I'll correct myself. Apparently it's more like $13k, not $44k. At least as of now. Although it depends. Still, the point is to make schools compete and to make new schools pop up - so that the overall quality will go up.
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Good schools would get better. New schools would get started. The bad schools will die. Maybe yours. It would be a period of great change, but we’d be better off in the end. Any parent can afford to switch schools with a $44k voucher (Calif
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Giving kids the choice to seamlessly switch classroom should be enough for most of them. Anyway, classrooms as they are right now, are in themselves a rather flawed concept. And we’re already at a deep level here. At an higher level, paren
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Exactly.
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Weird. I travel quite often. More often than not in remote places. In my experience there's ALWAYS an airbnb/resort/hotel that has WIFI satellite. Also, coding/designing/answering emails very rarely requires a fast
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I'll play Sherlock. I think that's just a controversial view you created and therefore particularly like. It's likely also one you created to explain some preferences of yours (e.g local attachment). Likely instilled from par
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Francesco at ourdomain
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I echo that
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I like your comments @throwaway2018i. I’m the founder of Atlas (atlasdex dot org). If you want, shoot me a msg to compare if our picks overlap, that’d Be neat
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I considered that amount to be net income. Obviously.
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I considered that amount to be net income. Obviously.
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Anyway it’s a cool project :) Yup they’re amazing ;) Pay them a visit maybe
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Doesn't work on Safari. The author missed Socotra, Galapagos and Escudo. Basically, the best ones.
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    I think this article represents a small segment of people that can’t manage their finances and/or strive for better living conditions . Even at with the base rate of $100k/year - which is cheap, you can rent a beautiful $5k/m
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    by eaenki 8y ago

    Microsoft owns the end user experience. I'd say it's as much B2C as it is B2B. Being able to purchase any book (any knowledge) it's amazing. Definitely not even close to instant food.