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Litecoin drops 20% following fake press release touting Walmart partnership
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ibejoeb
5y ago
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ibejoeb
5y ago
This whole things sounds like a young, interesting, smart, and PR-hyped CEO, chosen by a group of activist investors and run by an activist board. This one is just a big one. There are tons of little ones, with talented but naive young peop
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ibejoeb
5y ago
The headline even says "or undergo weekly testing"
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ibejoeb
5y ago
I can't be the only one who's not hot on crypto. Do we really want a world where even the simplest transaction is permanently recorded publicly and cryptographically sealed? The governments will just mandate custodial wallets and
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ibejoeb
5y ago
Absolutely. They may indeed have had pressure from the banks, but this is a solvable problem. They're servicing pornhub. If this is just about KYC, they can roll out or use one of the myriad identity verification services.
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ibejoeb
5y ago
It's sort of obviously true that when something makes it harder to make mistakes, it's safer. But there's only so much a tool can do. It's not hard to use if you understand asymmetric cryptography, but if you don't,
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ibejoeb
5y ago
In this scenario, you're seeking a job for which a clearance is a prerequisite. In this world, people with jobs are being fired for not getting vaccinated. It's not a small cohort either; it's the government and giant corpora
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ibejoeb
5y ago
AZ isn't available in the United States. OK, fine, it's not just mRNA. It's novel tech vs. well known tech like attenuated/inactivated virus. Beyond that, Covaxin is the only that I'm aware of that is performing wel
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ibejoeb
5y ago
The US needs it if they want people who are spooked my mRNA tech to get vaccinated. They also need it if they want a vaccine that is the mostly likely to be safe for use in children.
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ibejoeb
5y ago
It will likely be a medical separation.
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ibejoeb
5y ago
Now do Covaxin. Seriously: what's the hold-up? Why is the US still blocking this vaccine?
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ibejoeb
5y ago
The government is not compelling you to get covid.
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ibejoeb
5y ago
This is discussion forum. People here are supposed to be curious, thoughtful, and scientifically minded.
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ibejoeb
5y ago
Looking like GabPay might find a big new client
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ibejoeb
5y ago
HN looks different in the past day or so, no? Not sure how keybase does it, but scraping the profile page sounds like the easiest.
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ibejoeb
5y ago
You just need to account for jurisdictional apportionment. Only the fed can print money. How does that get allocated? Sales tax and property taxes, which presumably would continue to exist in under this scheme, would do some I suppose. Woul
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ibejoeb
5y ago
>just accept it as it is and coast This is why you go to faang. Take the money.
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ibejoeb
5y ago
I think your assessment of fact is mostly reasonable, but claiming that Google has no power to censor him is a stretch. Google is a primary driver of information discovery, and this is an act not just of inhibiting discovery but one of maki
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ibejoeb
5y ago
I agree, but it's too late for the process to work to be protective of the population from a drug defect. If FDA finds that there is a critical issue, that's good to know, but what do we do now?
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ibejoeb
5y ago
> Therefore they err on the side ofnlogic and let time do its thing I hope they do
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ibejoeb
5y ago
>It might be moot from a public health standpoint, but it's not necessarily moot from a public policy or governmental standpoint. 100%. We need to continue to be vigilant and to keep public trust. That's currently at stake. Als
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5y ago
I think it's more of the limitation of liability at this point. Whether or not any central authority endorsed it is moot when 100 million doses have been given. The big problem for me is in making light of the process that, perfect or
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5y ago
That's why you wouldn't be in the registry
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5y ago
The problem is also that there is political pressure to approve it. That sucks. Whatever time it takes to go through the process is the time it takes. Pushing it through is only going to do two things: 1) show that the process is political
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ibejoeb
5y ago
What is the plan for undocumented workers? Especially in restaurants. Even if they managed to get vaccinated by providing valid "proof of age" documentation[1], they will not appear in the registries. And if anyone was skeptical a
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ibejoeb
5y ago
Would have been a quality submission even if it hadn't actually reached a billion views.
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ibejoeb
5y ago
Not my favorite scenario, an active captain having a $1B bone to pick with his boss.
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ibejoeb
5y ago
There are plenty that do this. Some do this exclusively, like the New Beverly Cinema. I suppose you're suggesting that the national brands should offer this rather than specialty houses. That could be pretty cool, but they need to step
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ibejoeb
5y ago
Started great, but then veered off into attacking the identity of the purported perpetrators. Might be cool at a conference, but in the real world you're losing lots of people.
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5y ago
He didn't just say "fuck it I'm rich later" but I don't know why anyone would hold it against him if he had. He started a business and does a job that he manage in a healthy way. This is good.
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