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by f430 6y ago
They won't be. For the same reason it is not widely adopted as a store of value or a currency. Especially not with the looming Tether liquidity crisis.
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by f430 6y ago
I disagree. Once you learn IAM and able to segregate users into groups each with its own layer of security, then it is good enough. Often the UI, and docs make it seem like everything is all over the place but AWS feels like lego with some
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by f430 6y ago
This has been my experience so far: Scenario: Run some expensive resources by mistake during learning period AWS: Awww shucks, we'll refund you today. GCP: Sorry no refunds.
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Tether, Bitfinex settlement reveals commingling of funds, years of shenanigans(amycastor.com)
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by f430 6y ago
This is going to open up a whole can of worms now and not limited to New York. They basically admitted Tether is unbacked and is fraudulent. “Bitfinex and Tether recklessly and unlawfully covered-up massive financial losses to keep th
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by f430 6y ago
I can't believe you actually think CPI is flat when the cost of goods are rising across the board. I guess this is why its so easy to control the markets. People don't even practice critical thinking and check for real world data.
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by f430 6y ago
> As a thought experiment, assume that the abundance model is here to stay this is a dangerous assumption. The feds are poised to raise interest rates this year and it will have ripple effects, in particular the abundance period of capit
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by f430 6y ago
Criminals shouldn't expect the same level of attention and care rest of the law abiding civilians expect. They can take their time addressing this software bug. Perhaps put out a public tender for bids until the end of the year for fai
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by f430 6y ago
While I don't agree with Peterson (I think he's a pseudo intellect looking for power grab from the conservative side like Malcom X described) I do agree with Malcom X's accurate analysis and its frightening how much of it rin
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by f430 6y ago
I guess if you didn't know how to play chess and you heard white moves first, you'd think that was racist too. Especially since you might be inclined to think adults are too busy to play games.
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by f430 6y ago
Agreed 100%. The fact that people are downvoting just shows how ridiculous the double standard is when it comes to racism. First, racism is not the olympics. Nobody wins. Even when its people "punching up". However, it is quickly
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by f430 6y ago
> Honestly, lately I feel like the opposite is the case. Everywhere I go anywhere online all I see is white people being shit on. I see incredibly racist things being said about white people everywhere online and there are zero consequen
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by f430 6y ago
He was a blatant racist for one. That's why he's not talked about.
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by f430 6y ago
Following Egreg's logic, yes but probably it's only racist when lighter colors have priority over darker colors, which is absolutely insane.
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by f430 6y ago
just like master bedroom, master branch, slave drive is racist to some people.
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by f430 6y ago
by wear out means losing power/heat efficiency you absolutely can wear out a GPU with excessive mining.
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by f430 6y ago
have you looked at Currency Cloud?
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by f430 6y ago
how much is Dwolla in comparison? their ACH fees does seem a little more expensive
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by f430 6y ago
fukushima too caused an overreaction in Germany
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by f430 6y ago
End the war on drugs. Period.
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by f430 6y ago
> This isn't someone slashing your tires overnight when you are parked on a street. Happens only in the ghettos tbh
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by f430 6y ago
> In prediction markets or sports betting, the gamblers aren't betting against the casino. Are you saying the crowd has an edge over the house? Sports betting platforms, poker sites, they are in the business of profiting off people
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by f430 6y ago
It's worse that people actually believe it is a reliable way to predict the future especially now with the pseudo-intellect speak that people in the crypto space resort to. If wisdom of the crowd worked then casinos would be out of bus
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by f430 6y ago
When I ran a campaign I experienced similar problems. Received likes from very dubious looking Facebook profiles who likes all sorts of random stuff.
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by f430 6y ago
This article is just sheer irresponsible. Heroin especially now is risky because so many dealers are cutting it with Fentanyl and the users won't even know the difference until its too late. Our blind catering to individual freedoms is
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by f430 6y ago
Not if he's licensed by a certain Italian car manufacturer demanding that you get your car inspected every year or risk losing resale value. It is a lucrative recurring revenue model after all...favours or not ;)
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by f430 6y ago
hey EGreg, When exactly is NYAG poised to make their announcement? On the 19th, over the weekend, or on next Monday?
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by f430 6y ago
Probably even more so in Hollywood and elsewhere. When you have asymmetric imbalance, it's almost guaranteed to find abuse in the industry.
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by f430 6y ago
How would you short bitcoin right now the stock exchanges? Which ETF has options?
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by f430 6y ago
Me personally: manga, retro magazines, papers with colored charts etc. I am still looking for the day when we can read magazines, manga from the past in full vibrant color e-ink platform. edit: speaking of which I am looking to purchase hig

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