humanizersequel

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by humanizersequel 4y ago
For the record, I'm most familiar with Ethereum and am reasoning from there, Solana may be different. >It's like if the bank gave my currency (USD), to a different business owner (who needs it to run their business), who then p
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>I was establishing that Coinbase is also making loans. As far as I understand, you are incorrect. Coinbase is not making loans, at least not in the context of Coinbase Earn. Happy to be corrected here.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
The analogy wasn't great, but I'm struggling to think of an accurate one — investing or giving a loan to a company is obviously different than having a company interact with a protocol on your behalf. Maybe it's more like ema
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>temporarily giving someone currency that they eventually give back to you is more or less the definition of a loan... And Coinbase is doing the work of abstracting that process into a single instrument (Coinbase earn)? Because that’s se
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
No: https://ethereum.org/en/staking/
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>Looks like Coinbase currently makes up 10% of Eth staking. Would this give special privileges to Coinbase over other exchanges? No.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>[arbitrary non-BTC token]'s goal would be for speculative trading I doubt this claim with extreme prejudice.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>Does Coinbase stake on the user's behalf? Yes. While blockchains like Ethereum are open protocols and staking is permissionless, it isn't exactly easy if you aren't savvy and/or somewhat well off already. The value a
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
> I could write multiple mortgages and roll them up into an MBS myself too, isn't the bank just doing the technical work there too The bank is quite literally writing multiple loans and selling a security. I fail to see how providin
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>Based on comments here, because they called it “staking as a service”. You could reply to my comment instead of obliquely referencing it here. >this very clear and explicit definition This is a definition of an exchange (specifically
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>Coinbase taking money from depositors, loaning it out, and giving the depositors interest from the loan, is a security product. What Coinbase product does this? I was under the impression all of "Coinbase earn" was just stakin
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>He would say that because he wants jurisdiction You can make the same argument about the SEC.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
There is an official release of minecraft optimized for the Pi: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/edition/pi
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
I haven't seen the option to correct a translation in years.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
Not allowed to leave the lion and the cabbage together
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
There is a link to LiveATC. It isn't clearly labeled, but that isn't required in the TOS and since this site has been up since at least November of 2021, I expect they're fine with it.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>you agree to consult LiveATC.net prior to linking directly to any of the audio streams Why jump to that conclusion? She could have consulted with them while building this.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>If I don’t buy homeowners insurance and some arsonist burns down my house, I’m out $100k to rebuild. Is it punishing me if the government doesn’t bail me out? The government isn’t punishing me, the arsonist punished me. The distinction
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>And their post is saying that they are owed a full bailout because they participated in the bank run on the day of the bank run, and also begging for a full bailout. Where in this post does it say that?
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
ETH is probably a bigger domino than Bitcoin right now.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>They can't set the rules individually for each "problematic" bank. Can't they?
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
Short term treasuries. They're a liquidity provider for the US government.
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>owned in big part by Coinbase How much of Circle is owned by Coinbase?
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
I've also been under the (possibly incorrect) impression that the majority of Circle's dealings are with exchanges like Coinbase — parties who are probably willing and able to play some inside baseball in terms of dealing with dur
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
This is an interesting concept, could you share a paper or some writeup about this?
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>"In chess pieces have identity and thus differentiated functions, in go they don't. At the level of state/war machine there are also functionaries: the president, the general, but also interchangeable parts: soldiers, wor
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>Profound and true ideas can always be put in simple language. Sure, you can reduce the passage above to "Chess is a game of specific, regimented roles, whereas Go is characterized an emergent, contingent understanding of purpose&qu
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
>You could easily write the same thing more clearly in no more space. I certainly couldn't, and I have spent a reasonable amount of time studying Nomadology (the text from which this passage is taken). Why don't you give it a
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
People love to say this, but this is extremely dense writing riddled with technical language, written for people trained in reading it. You could perhaps eliminate some of the jargon, but in doing so you'd have to substitute a book&#x2
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by humanizersequel 4y ago
I am one of the "contemporary youth populace" and will second his comment.

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