googletazer

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by googletazer 9y ago
Upset/uncomfortable - maybe, but at who? The rich family? His own family? Himself? Society? All of those? People on hackernews and in general tend to view "negative" feelings, envy, etc... as generically "bad". Thes
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by googletazer 9y ago
What prevents you from running away with the money? There isn't a contact page with real people on it, nor a registered business in the background, I suppose?
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by googletazer 9y ago
Those at the forefront were already into cryptocurrencies back in 2013. Read Nuclear Phynance forums.
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by googletazer 9y ago
The fact that you and your family exist is already pushing tons of carbon into my atmosphere. What do you propose?
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by googletazer 9y ago
Hyperbitcoinization is not something any "traditional" economist will like.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Tell that to all the people who had cash confiscated at airports and on the road. Too bad their property can't defend itself in the court of its peers - maybe a washing machine and a night stand. NEVER trust any governments.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Sometimes when I think if humanity met extremely advanced alien civilization - what kind of "stuff" could they use to trade? At one point I thought - it must be information, pieces of information are ultimately valuable. BTC might
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by googletazer 9y ago
Autodesk is stuck in the past - 3Ds Max still costs too much. So does Autocad. Epic saw the writing on the wall and made Unreal Engine royalty based (and if you don't make over the cutoff - free). They also got competitors that are bet
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by googletazer 9y ago
Never thought about that way! By security I do mean camera systems and physical security mostly.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Installing/configuring security systems is a thought I had a long time ago. Seems like a intersection of working with your hands + setting up technology, and I suppose the need for security goes up in uncertain times.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Have multiple streams of income. Know a "trade" you can do with your hands - string rackets if you have to. Sadly I've neglected this part for a while.
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by googletazer 9y ago
No shit - by the time a company hits a public market, accredited investors are the ones who cash out. ICOs, invested in with some research and diligence can finally spread the wealth to the rest of us.
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by googletazer 9y ago
You should blog about it, haven't seen something like that before.
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by googletazer 9y ago
So you extrapolated what will happen to the spent nuclear fuel that already began to leak in some places and did the math? I'd like to see it.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Sounds almost like a creation myth, doesn't it? Wonder if the world will ever find out with certainty who, or what organization is Satoshi.
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by googletazer 9y ago
You're being heavily downvoted but thats the ideal endgame for cryptocurrencies - you'll be able to just "use" them for your use cases, instead of cashing out first.
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by googletazer 9y ago
What about the DAO? After the hack he proposed a vote - the community voted on it. Some didn't agree and split off to ETC. Whats the problem?
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by googletazer 9y ago
In what graph is Vitalik Buterin even remotely connected to the Parity wallet? Parity was developed by Gavin's team, and thats where the problem is - Gavin stopped coding and let some dumbasses take over. The result - two vulnerabiliti
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by googletazer 9y ago
Right on. Its all about freedom of ideas that can coexist and challenge each other in the marketplace, not sweeping stuff thats unpopular in <currentYear> under the rug.
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by googletazer 9y ago
You're right, but why cure the symptoms? Take care of the disease instead.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Imagine a world without ever inflating funny money, where people only buy what they need instead of junk.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Your perception is skewed. There are a ton of people on both sides - those who want to work for themselves capable of handling more risk and higher rewards, and those who want to work for others for a stable paycheck.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Looks really cool, how can I run it?
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by googletazer 9y ago
Soviet elite? You gotta be fucking kidding me. The reason Sergey's and Larry's parents even came to America was why USSR collapsed - the system started putting spikes on the roads of talented (or presumably talented) people. How m
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by googletazer 9y ago
Deflation is not a bad thing. Instead of throwing away their money at junk, people become more discriminating and buy what they actually need at the moment. Thats terrible news for our economic system short term, but great news for all of u
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by googletazer 9y ago
Why wouldn't they be? They know where their bread is buttered. I think eventually the pendulum will swing back to better uses of the internet than trolling and crappy media
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by googletazer 9y ago
If people are willing to pay a premium for the convenience of buying the stuff from Amazon instead of driving their ass to wallmart and looking for sales themselves, then there is definitely value being added.
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by googletazer 9y ago
They couldn't launch them anyway, its the same as US nukes in Turkey.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Well you're right about discarding java out of the equation, PlayFramework 2 support for java devs is getting worse and worse since 2.4. Seems like Play Framework 2 went all in on scala instead. Go with the one you personally are more
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by googletazer 9y ago
thank you

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