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Letter in Support of Responsible Crypto Policy(financialinclusion.tech)
2 points by iamnotarobotman 4y ago|1 comments
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
> You're moving the goalposts. Am I? Or didn't I just say 'There's just too many to list here' and just listed the notable examples. > The people operating darknet markets are not Nazis, extremists, and gene
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
> Either way, your same argument can be made against the whole internet which should demonstrate how silly it is. Not really. I recognize that the same criminals can also use the wider internet too, however there are central authorities
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
Is it? There's just too many to list here, even after the shutting down of Silk Road, but these crackdowns cannot be ignored; and look what they found. Majority of criminals using it once again. [0] https://www.technologyrev
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
Have you finally cracked the Tor network yet to find and trace all those Nazis, extremists, hitmen and terrorists that are still hiding there to make that unfounded claim?
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
You also might have heard about this saying which goes by: 'The road to hell is paved with good intentions' and it goes both ways. At least I happen to recognize that, unlike the grandparent comment. But where did I exactly say
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Visa, Mastercard block Russian financial institutions after sanctions(reuters.com)
206 points by iamnotarobotman 5y ago|190 comments
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
> No doubt others will say their own favourite blockchain is more efficient and is the future of Web3. But all blockchains are much more inefficient than literally any alternative. For example, ethereum... Please attack and critique the
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says he owns some cryptocurrencies(cnbc.com)
4 points by iamnotarobotman 5y ago|1 comments
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
Fairly good article except: > Tesla became the fifth company to surpass a market value of $1 trillion on 25 October, behind Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Google-owner Alphabet. Complete fake news and misleading. Facebook Inc. (aka
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Musk says Tesla has not signed deal with Hertz(bbc.co.uk)
5 points by iamnotarobotman 5y ago|1 comments
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
This isn't the first time it was $1K a share. It already was beyond that before the stock split in August last year. [0] [0] https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/11/tesla-announces-five-for-one...
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
That's good. it better 'close' over $1T. However from [0]: > Market cap stories (and price fluctuation stories generally) mostly aren't substantive enough to make interesting HN threads. They just turn into generic
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
Not fun getting cancelled is it? This is the reason why companies like Coinbase and Basecamp stay away from politics in the workplace and focus on being a mission-focused company. Companies like Netflix are not on your side and are on the s
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Ethereum Services Are Centralized(michaelgummelt.medium.com)
216 points by iamnotarobotman 5y ago|229 comments
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Apple could still collect 30% fee on app developers after ruling(bloomberg.com)
7 points by iamnotarobotman 5y ago|0 comments
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TikTok overtakes YouTube for average watch time in US and UK(bbc.co.uk)
372 points by iamnotarobotman 5y ago|376 comments
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HaikuOS running on RISC-V hardware (HiFive Unmatched)(discuss.haiku-os.org)
306 points by iamnotarobotman 5y ago|80 comments
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
Wise broke a new record on their direct listing and so did another tech giant that just hit $1TN. Not only the fastest but a first for a company founded in this century and that is what you don't see every day. Compare that to 13 days
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by iamnotarobotman 5y ago
Why are we talking about the market cap of a newly listed company on HN? I thought such stories 'mostly aren't substantive enough to make interesting HN threads' and are generally 'too repetitive to be interesting&#x2
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Facebook closes above $1TN market cap for the first time(cnbc.com)
5 points by iamnotarobotman 5y ago|1 comments
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Memberstack (YC S20) – No code memberships and payments for any website(memberstack.com)
3 points by iamnotarobotman 6y ago|0 comments
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Study reveals disparities in coverage and accuracy among symptom apps(mobihealthnews.com)
2 points by iamnotarobotman 6y ago|0 comments
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by iamnotarobotman 6y ago
Exactly. A screenshot is not convincing enough as they can 'inspect element' this 'hack'. Simply show me a video logging into the account in real time with the given password and the 'hacker' can eliminate this
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Why Alibaba rival Pinduoduo is investing in agri-tech(techcrunch.com)
2 points by iamnotarobotman 6y ago|0 comments
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by iamnotarobotman 6y ago
Someone was definitely playing/reading too much into Metal Gear Solid.
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by iamnotarobotman 6y ago
> Everybody does it, but I still think that businesses fundraising for political activity should basically be regarded as corruption. Right. So perhaps Mike Bloomberg is corrupt then. Oh dear. Supporting evidence: https://www.
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by iamnotarobotman 6y ago
Facebook has been banned in China since 2009. (11 years ago)
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by iamnotarobotman 6y ago
Would it be fair to say 'Twitter and Facebook are associated with the Democrats given the censorship and bias against right-leaning accounts?' It wouldn't. This is how silly this guilt by association fallacy is when you assoc
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by iamnotarobotman 6y ago
Here we go again with the guilt by association fallacies with Twitter users. They sound more like conspiracy theorists and commenting on 'unofficial' or 'reports says' articles without any links to actual press releases

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