hndamien

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by hndamien 8y ago
Thats true, but in order to make that work it actually needed to solve both problems.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Currency debasement.
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by hndamien 8y ago
The main thing that it doesn't address is you need to trust a central authority (as you mentioned) and it is pegged to an inflationary money.
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by hndamien 8y ago
If you have a link for the genital herpes cure you will be rich.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Don't forget they also need to appease their dealer networks and work out over the air updates when the car is built by thousands of parts contractors.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Greater liquidity, less traceability.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Given that he isn't anonymous, claiming to have not profited is the wisest course of action whether true or not.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Is this ironic that it happened in a game that glorifies theft?
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by hndamien 8y ago
Or an Apple Watch.
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by hndamien 8y ago
You are referring to an STO and not an ICO.
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by hndamien 8y ago
If your innovation requires a new monetary system, it is probably a Ponzi.
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by hndamien 8y ago
And you can maintain custody, so somebody isn't loaning out your shares.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Maybe you are just too early. I think I actually know your product and I bookmarked it with the intent of setting it up. The too technical part was kind of true despite me taking on many technical challenges of this nature - Bitcoin in 2011
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by hndamien 8y ago
I absolutely hate anti-depressents but there is some truth to this statement.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Unfortunately, unless the Dr prescribing them has taken them, it is very hard to appreciate exactly what they are doing to you. There are very subtle effects that are very important to being a happy human that these drugs remove. The data s
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by hndamien 8y ago
This is kind of what Fomo3D was.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Tactile feedback from keyboards are also good, but that was traded off for the dynamic nature of a touchscreen. Regardless, I wasn't commenting on whether or not this is desirable, just that the tech exists, which it does.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Not sure I understand the downvotes with no comment...? Maybe a video is more convincing... https://youtu.be/JelhR2iPuw0?t=17s Or this from BMW.... https://techcrunch.com/2016/12/15/bmws-holoac
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by hndamien 8y ago
Alternator, it's always the alternator.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Tech for tactile feedback on touch screens exist today. https://www.theverge.com/ces/2017/1/5/14185134/tanvas-touchs...
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by hndamien 8y ago
Why is Bitcoin not an option?
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by hndamien 8y ago
Part of me thinks that black holes are the border, and we might be inside one.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Valuable to whom?
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by hndamien 8y ago
The people on the outside aren't really relevant to the value and market price of Bitcoin. The price is a reflection of the activity of the market participants economic equilibrium. Non-participants can gawk at the price, but so long a
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by hndamien 8y ago
They talked about you during the Bitcoin boom.
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by hndamien 8y ago
The thing about the ability to take bigger risks is that it isn't very often noticed or acknowledged by the risk taker since it doesn't seem that apparent that there was a safety net that allowed the risk-taking. The risk taker fe
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by hndamien 8y ago
High rates result in lower prices. Low rates result in higher prices. The rate on its own is really pretty irrelevant.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Its not the hours that is lacking as much as the money.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Arguing from a point of authority doesn't help enlighten anybody. I have a degree in economics too, it doesn't elucidate anything for a reader or make my arguments any more correct. Your logical fallacy is here - https:/&#x2
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by hndamien 8y ago
"Inflation" should more correctly refer to the inflation of the money supply and not the corresponding rising of prices from dollar dilution.

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