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elastic_church
10y ago
> Having multiple currencies is okay as long as there is liquidity between them. The bond market in that entire economic region was comparatively underdeveloped and has attracted massive liquidity improvements since 1999 stretch far out
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10y ago
Well I am more so talking about income taxes, although I didn't specify that is what this thread was about beforehand. Many places have a passive tax on some aspect, such as tourism, have high fees for certain businesses such as incorp
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10y ago
The high tax nations should figure out how to fund themselves more competitively. Many low tax countries have democratically elected representatives that looked at their budget and realized "no we dont need to fund roads and schools by
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elastic_church
10y ago
Oh no deeply liquid markets that span borders, the horror Lets bring back a Europe with 27 different bond and stock markets in 27 different volatile currencies
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elastic_church
10y ago
Perhaps there is another perspective on killing yourself that isnt in the pejorative? Just a thought
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10y ago
Any particular state in mind?
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elastic_church
10y ago
Extremists are trolling, what a productive way of dismissing opinions I'm sure everyone is here just to illicit a reaction from others
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elastic_church
10y ago
It is just one of several software clients on the bitcoin network. All of the clients have their own features that activate once they are used by a majority of the networks miners and sometimes majority of other users. Bitcoin Unlimited
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10y ago
But when you only need it for the next funding found, the means justify the ends Organic marketing means you have 10 million dollars from other people and 500 instagram followers and begging your own employees for likes. It means you waste
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10y ago
They were never going to buy a single license or in some cases an additional license There are a lot of apps that make you buy a license for pc and your mobile devices Aggravating
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10y ago
its more efficient, many times
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10y ago
forget about the former title of coffee shop barista, our cotton and tobacco trade is about to go into overdrive!
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10y ago
Millennials will buy anything. Can't short the retail bull. (Yet.)
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elastic_church
10y ago
> And oh boy, does Telegram encryption suck. Seriously people, don't use that except on a dare.
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elastic_church
10y ago
People severely, severely underestimate the amount you can make doing it yourself versus giving a cut to investors ftfy People enamored with the literary arts often don't have a marketable skill that would allow the freedom to pursue a
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10y ago
AND THE COUNTERPOINTS: 1. An LLC is easy and you can form a C-Corp whenever it is needed. If your investors are equity/debt firms, they can form the C-Corp for you at that time. > but most startups usually stick with Delaware and fi
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elastic_church
10y ago
I would say your impression is wrong. They do have their strong points that they capitalize on, around an equally large graveyard of failure. They aren't exceptional in the idea that none of the big game developers are really experimen
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10y ago
its probably because the bastards were in the tree too most likely had nothing to do with her direct privacy
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10y ago
and raising capital, and returning capital, and being an infallible datastore for arbitrary data
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10y ago
protip: the -currency and -coin suffixes are skeuomorphs. this is a new asset class that retains qualities of several asset classes (currencies, commodities, and securities), while dropping all of those asset's limitations, and introdu
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10y ago
No React Native is the awesome future right now and this shall go unquestioned! But yeah seriously, some pretty basic stuff is neglected and this is a reassurance that there are people at Facebook who are working on it. Listviews are compli
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10y ago
I know right, especially after Preet Bharara and all those judges got fired! Can't wait for this week's episode I'm on the edge of my seat
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10y ago
Decade long QE money machibe whoop whoop Im well positioned for the bear market
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10y ago
First they came for the illegals but I didn't speak up because my 401k has been making massive gains and this whole administration has been awesome for me but I can't say that out loud in California because people are still imagin
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10y ago
Eh well just like eugenics programs survived constitutional review, all the states, territories and the federal government will have to just stop practicing it. Whether it is a new law in some states or merely political unfavorability preve
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10y ago
How surprising, I've never heard of this happening before (this is sarcasm, for people who actually never heard of this happening before)
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10y ago
> Some of the more sophisticated resellers will even pack your order inside of a less conspicuous object. Or like every merchant on Alphabay? lol, @ "some"
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10y ago
I like how what your wrote is just about market share to other cryptocurrencies. The transaction backlog is so high because people are using bitcoin more than ever, alot of times to get to those other cryptos
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10y ago
Yeah, you willingly ignored all the incumbents sitting on the sidelines that rely on validation from the regulators.
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10y ago
The irony here is that CME Group - which provides futures and derivatives - is waiting on the sidelines watching if an ETF like this could get approved and sustain a liquid market before providing bitcoin futures.
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