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by elevenoh 5y ago
I look forward to trustless biometrics storage/processing
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Casual 'almost certainly'... I don't think so. Anyone know the name of the longstanding psychological phenomenon where people tend to believe they're living through an inordinately pivotal inflection point in history, wh
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Is youtube really that willing to kill their reputation in the eyes of all truth seekers?
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Writing code w/o a pedantic frame ~= buggy code.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
I think your should read is more accurate. I do wish it weren't within a more pure/honest & a less broken capitalism (i.e. insider-hegemony) model.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Distribute control ~= distribute decision making around money, primarily via competition & choice of implementations.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Not much insight in this article. But this is a major issue. It's spooky being around the group-think in the Bay Area these days. A high % of bay area techies would rather look like they're doing the right thing than actually do t
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>Even Bitcoin has much of the same issues, imagine if the U.S. gov blacklisted your wallet and anyone doing business with a given address would be arrested... the end results would be the same. This is a widely held view, yet deeply misg
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>"Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes it's laws." Truth. Distribute control of a nation's money, and distribute power more fairly & competitively.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>They are worried about cryptocurrencies. More fundamentally, they are worried about maintaining their status-quo power.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
No, this was my 1st toastmasters session & was a drop-in. I gave 2 impromptu session speeches.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Agree. Also: there's a 'feeling is understanding' component to psychs that can be unattainably difficult to replicate without this tool. Ultimately there's nuance some other commenters here seem to overlook: once you hav
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>That’s in now way comparable to having treated your social anxiety Did I say I 'treated my social anxiety'? No. This event & exposure was a major step forward for me - I had never felt less socially self-conscious & mo
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by elevenoh 5y ago
I'm not sure as this single event was simply a strong - even pivotal - step in the right direction. I now have remarkably low social anxiety. Objectively: I approach unfamiliar groups, women etc. in ways that baffle others I'm wit
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Psychedelics have been quite beneficial for my social anxiety as well. I once took mdma, went to a random toastmasters meetup solo, and gave two presentations. Twas effective in reframing my relationship to social anxiety to a non-trivial d
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by elevenoh 5y ago
"I like to think. I don't want to break the machine" The 60s had some quite negative urban legends regarding LSD's effect on the brain: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_legends_about_drugs#Lyse...
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>I wish we had a more engaging alternative writer to reference about the realities of psychedelics and other drugs. Someone who was more interested in delivering realistic, albeit necessarily less boring, descriptions of the realities of
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by elevenoh 5y ago
"[Pollen's] recent remarks on a radio podcast during which he laughingly speculates about my motives were simply not true: 'My guess is he was hoping something would happen. He was hoping I would get arrested. This would put
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Of course not. But AAPL price futures satisfy the consumer desire here.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
There's a lot involved in market dynamics - BTC or otherwise :)
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Equity futures (e.g. perpetuals) exist in forms beyond the definition you've mentioned. example https://ftx.com/trade/FB/USD
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>If you know what transactions are to be included in the next block, and you're in charge of ordering them on a multi-minute timeframe, and you know pricing on exchanges in real-time why would you not take advantage? Why would you n
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by elevenoh 5y ago
"the new monetization strategy" doesn't seem like a correct characterization of MEV.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
crypto already allows one to buy AAPL token, privately, at 3am EST, for a ~$.1-$5 tx fee. Not bad for the 1st decade of a long story.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
No one is saying no intermediaries, and certainly no one is saying no due dilligence though.. Optimal intermediaries emerge as a response to market conditions. Some are fine with the current financial industry intermediaries. Some aren&#x27
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>Not in America they won't lol, it's illegal. In fact it's illegal for US persons to trade securities out of a non-SEC regulated brokerage account Is this comment referring companies issuing equity directly on-chain? Of co
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by elevenoh 5y ago
As all information becomes increasingly accessible & transparent tools emerge, central-regulation becomes less & less necessary.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
It's definitely not the case. "Fake stock" == "stock futures instrument" depending on the writers underlying motive. And the bloomberg motive is clear.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Benefits: 24/7, lower fees, less financial incumbent insiders front running your trades, less retail traders giving data of their every move to financial incumbent insiders, privacy. I think this'll be adopted widely in the near-f
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by elevenoh 5y ago
I'm not in the EU, but I'd exit any jurisdiction that implements this.

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