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elevenoh
6y ago
For most personally types, this zero-contact, zero-social-media seems to work best.
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>And sidestepping KYC/AML regulations is not an option for any institutional investor. institutions can invest in a decentralized software contracts (which by nature, don't KYC) like anyone else. it's just not common right
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6y ago
Most of the income statements / ratios were a whole lot worse in 1999/2000
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6y ago
more capital expenditures, more ZEC credit?
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6y ago
How full is zoom of CPP employees? Oh wait, we can't talk about that. It'll be interesting to see which politicians & tech co's continue to bend the knee to china.
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6y ago
>I don't think crypto will ever be used on daily spending I agree, it's great of contractual/conditional speding. But I think it'll be used for daily spending in the next 5 yrs. My business receives payments via strip
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6y ago
I like the open, competitive, low-middle-man economic vision. I'm not sure whether the volatility of ETH price matters much when stablecoins are readily available. Generally: I'll switch to ethereum for daily spending when I can s
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6y ago
Canada gon get rich.
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wild. Aside: I've seen cannabis contribute to schizo onset.
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This is my concern as well. One could strongly argue that government & quite a few special interest would prefer the research was directed toward 'non-hallucinogenic' research paths. Why? Psychedelic 'hallucinations'
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6y ago
So many programmers with back disc issues, including myself. Love seeing alternative work-ergonomic prototypes/products.
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6y ago
Austin is good during quarantine. But not for safe, social, walkability.
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6y ago
This is why I'm moving to Vancouver, BC. Safe, walkable, low pollution, high density of tech co's, beautiful people.
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6y ago
Thanks for sharing. Curious: How did she 'force him to give up on twitter'? There's a lotta companies who've hired ticking time bombs like this. They don't get why they were truly hired.
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6y ago
How are these firms doing today?
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6y ago
Agree that demand for network compute/validation is more accurate than 'demand for fees'. My error.
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6y ago
Humans are less & less required for the unfolding, highly leveraged, highly automated, highly unequal economy. Don't see any way for avoiding this.
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6y ago
There's points in here I could spend time refuting. e.g. I would disagree that 'add[ing] tesla to the sp500 = instability'
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6y ago
Could you elaborate? We're definitely in an accelerated-transition period w/ an uptick in inequality, if that's what you mean.
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6y ago
How do I short your bank's stock?
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6y ago
Issue a futures instrument tied to a rent price oracle outcome ;)
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6y ago
ETH for instance is used for fees in the decentralized economy (e.g. p2p lending/borrowing/investing/marketplaces). If demand for fees in the ethereum economy outpaces supply, the price is likely to rise. https://c
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6y ago
stock-market traded securities that hold crypto underlyings.
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Yeah, it's sad to see. There's now no economic reason for these fees to remain so high. I worked at a payment processor.
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Can stripe 1st work on reducing their fees? They're just like the incumbents. Only surrounded by more silicon valley sycophants. Taking 2.6%+ of every merchant transaction is nuts.
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6y ago
No brainer considering to buy ETH on the stock market via grayscale you're paying a 104% premium. The demand (e.g. within registered & margin accounts) is there. https://ycharts.com/companies/ETHE/discount
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6y ago
The more I learn, the more I cringe at those who make high conviction statements on 'what causes / leads to what'. More often than not, there's much complexity / intersecting forces to discern causality.
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Agree. Pretense & signalling are easy, fixes aren't.
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What'd you say aged least well about this?
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So the median accuracy went from ~58% (2018) to 84% (2020) in 2 years? Does 84% == solved? Also, any low hanging frut implications for longevity tech?
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