epinephrinios

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by epinephrinios 5y ago
Sony's exclusive games are the best IMO. You can't play those on PC (unless they do a PC-port many years later).
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
> If you believe that financial regulations are the "nanny", you probably only have a child-like understanding of things Have you heard of the term "accredited investor"? That's 100% a "nanny" regulatio
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
> Literally any asset will "save you" from the "relentless printing." That's an oversimplification. Let's just say that Bitcoin and Ethereum are now the apex assets.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
Similar crashes in the TradFi space would be considered worse than "catastrophic". Media would struggle to find words to describe them.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
Tether maybe used to be a huge risk for the Bitcoin price a few years back. Notice that we are only talking about the $ price here and not the tech. The market is way more robust now, especially now that Ethereum is so huge and provides
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
> people out themselves as having never worked on anything significant I really don't understand how you jumped to this condescending conclusion. > the other side turns out to be fraudulent Crypto is not here to protect you from
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
The Daily Gwei ( https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDailyGwei ) is great for catching up with news. Also the ROLLUP series from Bankless (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooIZzpOsoko )
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
I can protect my own money, thank you. I do not need a nanny. Anonymity might seem redundant to you and other people who "have nothing to hide". However, in a slightly more dystopian reality -e.g. when we are forced to use CBDCs-
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
And the market rebounded without a government bailout.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
In my book, there's some value in protecting the average Joe from the incessant dollar printing that decreases the value of the dollars in their saving accounts. That's just one argument for Bitcoin, there are more. For example, i
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
What's going with the "western" world? Look at Australia, UK and now USA. Citizens are voluntarily giving up on hard-won rights like free speech in favor of what? A false sense of security? Saddens me deeply.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
Bitcoin fixes this.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
Also, it is very valuable to persist all these videos/screenshots in the cloud. You can re-use them later and maybe it will help you debug. It is neat to auto-organize these files.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
It doesn't work like that. The moment you end the capture, the video is automatically uploaded, the link is provided and you just send it over slack or paste to jira or whatever.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
Meh I am an existing user, can't be bothered to change to this. Convenience matters.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
It automatically stores your captures to your dropbox account. Would be good to allow you to store locally as well though.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
It should be seamless. You just record a video and it is instantly shareable. Could be useful for reporting UI bugs. You can also use the mic to describe the problem.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
No, miners already migrated. This is affecting Chinese holders more than anything.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
What prevents a criminal buying a chef's knife and committing a crime with it? I am surprised that selling tools which potentially "enable murder" hasn't triggered some overzealous regulator in DC yet. It seems like low-
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
Thank you for taking the time to type this. The topic of PoW vs PoS is very misunderstood and I see a lot of dishonesty in online forums. I am very optimistic about Ethereum. It is not perfect but it is massively and consistently improving.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
It's the only time the candidate has more power than the employer because the latter showed their hands.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
Been there as well. Once you are in, social skills and deeply understanding company/team culture is of vital importance and requires much less effort.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
There are a lot of top paying jobs (e.g. FB) that you would never get into without LC grinding.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
DeFi: Removing middlemen (and their fees) as well as discrimination based on arbitrary criteria from all kinds of financial services. Also, these services can easily run 24/7.
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
Bitcoin and Ethereum are also... networks!
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by epinephrinios 5y ago
It would be great if the gigantic Bitcoin energy demand leads to renewable energy breakthroughs.
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by epinephrinios 6y ago
I could never put more eloquently. Chilling effect and slippery slope.
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by epinephrinios 6y ago
Ponzi/pyramid schemes require you to pay the nodes above you. At some point you cannot find new victims to add under you. On the contrary, networks like Bitcoin do not work like that. Buying Bitcoin doesn't affect the Bitcoin bala
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by epinephrinios 6y ago
This is how Ethereum is competing with Bitcoins in terms of "store of value".
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by epinephrinios 6y ago
I am also running a couple of validators at home without special hardware.

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