humanizersequel

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by humanizersequel 3y ago
I clicked on the top 5 of that list and every single one is staking.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
>sodium valproate Wow, thanks for the link. Hopefully this doesn't leak too much medical information, but I used to take valproate for epilepsy and the time when I was on it almost directly corresponds to an unexpected and sharp ris
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
Nothing in that article mentions their sense of pitch being detuned "months later."
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
They live in government-subsidized housing projects.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
I am not interested in getting into the weeds, but honestly, the fact that you're pointing to actual memecoins like "$PEPE" and spurious DAU measurements, but still ceding a 10x of your original 1-2k users claim gives me ve
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
> a few thousand people left on-chain. > all that money just to serve two thousand people This is clearly false and I welcome you to try and prove otherwise.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
Most professional musicians make a living doing live shows, which this doesn't really infringe on.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
AFAICT (and I suppose it's possible I'm missing something), here in the US there is nothing on Coinbase Earn besides staking. >do it through coinbase equation changes Why? It's still just staking.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
> not staking, but the product offered by Coinbase themselves But the product Coinbase offers is staking.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
Whether or not Coinbase is operating a securities exchange (they obviously are, despite the fact that I don't necessarily agree that "most" cryptocurrencies they list being securities by any reasonable application of the Howe
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
>PArt of Coinbase earn is defi yield(aka lending), part of it is crypto staking. Wrong. Nothing currently implemented in Coinbase Earn could be reasonably considered "lending". The article you linked is 2 years old and about Co
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
I have read this article, and to the best of my recollection it contains zero discussion of Coinbase's Earn product.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
Because it isn't clear the product is a security at all. Coinbase earn is an IT service where Coinbase (or a contractor representing them) interacts with a protocol on your behalf in exchange for a cut of the proceeds.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
Everything on that site is fine by the TOS so long as she had permission to use the streams. Since the site has been up for 2 years, I think it's pretty safe to assume she got permission.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
And then other commenters, namely myself, actually read the TOS and realized that there's no reason to think that.
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
Jake Brukhman has done some interesting work in that direction: https://github.com/jbrukh/gpt-jargon
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
>This is subject to detection and reversal Why would it be reversed?
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by humanizersequel 3y ago
Pleasantly surprised to see Hoon in the top 50. Poke around this site for some info about Hoon and Urbit: https://developers.urbit.org/
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>How is the current system 'a mess'? >It powers the whole world. This is a sentence that could be said at any point in history, about any dominant "system", financial or otherwise. How could slavery be a 'a me
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>If the groups that are least likely to get external support (ie a tutor, prep, whatever) are under-performing that implies the _standalone_ system broken. Is there reasonable evidence to show that whites and asians receive "externa
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
Does summer vacation exist in Central Europe? In high school (USA) I was tracked into a two year remedial math course following an abysmal performance in pre-calc, so after 1 year of that I spent the summer taking an online course and teste
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
A very limited class of tweetbot that requires only write access.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>Former Representative Barney Frank, a principal author of the Dodd-Frank legislation enacted in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and a member of Signature’s Board of Directors...
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>Chinese proxies
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
The internet seems to think he has a net worth in the ballpark of 70 million dollars — I don't think he does.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>do you think there is any risk to a user of those third party service providers going under and not returning capital (either due to slashing risk or normal business risk)? Of course, but it's more like an email provider going unde
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
There are no loans directly involved in the functionality of the Coinbase Earn product, and staking-as-a-service is just that: an IT service, not a security.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>you can't just use the word protocol to change the first principles of the interaction. A bank is just doing the busywork of interacting with a borrower on behalf of me Unless Coinbase Earn is fraudulent — maybe it is, I don't
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
For posterity's sake, if you insist on replying to me in two seperate threads, here is an excerpt from my reply there: ...probably moot if these "third party service providers" are just doing the busywork of interacting with
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>we may delegate our customers’ assets to third-party service providers Interesting — an aside, I did not realize just how many protocols are supported on Coinbase Earn, otherwise I would have simply gone through each to see — but probab

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