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redirecting to a broken mobile page is idiotic.
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doesn't the fbi haul belong on at the top of this list? https://blockchain.info/address/1FfmbHfnpaZjKFvyi1okTjJJusN4...
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> the value of each bitcoin could be $100,000 or more, assuming it can attract 1/4 of the interest that gold what market capitalization of gold are you basing that estimate on?
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the author of the article you link to set up a donation address and received 1.159 btc on the same day, currently worth 678.52 usd.
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13y ago
is it a currency? is it a commodity? it may be something new which doesn't fit into existing categories.
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how long is "long term"? 30 years?
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can you describe the process of working with the artists to develop this? did they come to you with the finished idea, or a general concept, or ..? was there a lot of iteration on the idea?
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> And if you didn't buy the iPod yourself, their bad listing might not even be selling for them. i don't follow your leap from the first part of that statement to the last. it's completely at odds with admitting that aus
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how far away is this very realistic $1 trillion market cap? 2 decades, longer?
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your friend went to work in alaska, and had their passport held by an employer?
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> in starting families the only part you lost me on. everyone i know considers the world far too precarious to start a family.
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i hope the shock of all taxi/trucking/pizza delivery/etc jobs being eliminated leads to a substantial rethinking of employment in general http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income
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has anyone looked into what effect the driveless car revolution will have on the labor market? i'm not a luddite. i'm just curious how many people will be affected professionally.
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> Pair this with the fact that I have a CS degree and know about 8 languages i don't follow. what happens when we pair a and b with this fact?
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will be interesting to see whether the drive to get people to learn programming survives this bubble
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income
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"intern" seems inordinately popular. what's that about - keeping wages low?
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> Asics? There will be a flood of new coins.* the rate of production is fixed, so no one would have predicted that. asic would increase the difficulty level significantly though.
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Starivore Extraterrestrials - Interacting Binary Stars as Metabolic Systems
(academia.edu)
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how could they possibly work more?
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can you acknowledge that pearjuice opened with "voluntarily lied down on a bar" (as part of agreeing to someone drinking alcohol out of her navel), and not simply "go to a bar"? that's some fox news level intellectu
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> 1) the demand won't last forever; this is one of my greatest fears. at the same time, it seems inconceivable - i can't picture it. could programming really go the way of being a lawyer? how would that happen - less demand f
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googling "industrial revolution averted iceage" returns a few conservative blogs, smugly pleased with the possibility the only credible commentary i can find is in a nytimes article: "Scientists say that if natural factors we
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hopefully. it's great to hear of rent seeking ventures failing.
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do you sit zazen at a zendo with others, 20 minutes a day?
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did they get into how unity was used in their pipeline?
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apparently it was "built with unity" does unity now target html5 without any depending on a webplayer plugin?
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Why Textbook ElGamal and RSA Encryption Are Insecure (2000) [pdf]
(link.springer.com)
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if 5 minutes is a signal, how wide is your normal variation interval?
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does it have to be a socially advantageous? maybe powerful leaders who happened to be ruthless spread their genes ruthlessly, more so than the powerful and benevolent
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