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by jcpham2 4y ago
Imho we should be careful of using this term front running. If I buy a thing (simply becqause I can) and then turn around and sell it at artificially high limit sell orders, does this mean I'm front running or market making? Spoofing?
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by jcpham2 4y ago
this is cute.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I feel this comment deeply as a child company of a parent that uses SAP and they really really really want us to use their (the same/unified) ERP system but it's really bad. 37 clicks across 7 tabs to place an order. No thanks. We
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by jcpham2 4y ago
FWIW we just upgraded to a 98" NEC "commercial display" C981Q and couldn't be happier with it. I looked into the Raspi compute module but we just have a PC and some Crestron gear running it all, Shure ceiling tile mic an
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by jcpham2 4y ago
AOL/CompuServe/Prodigy these walled gardens deserve to be included in the social history along with independent and international phreaker BBS's
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Some might say that the original hacker ethos is exploring exploiting and even attempting to break things. I’m retrospect yes it was juvenile and regrettable but hey welcome to the game, friends. People weren’t brigading you with pitchforks
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Back in the merged mining days of bitcoin/namecoin, there was a lot of worthless namecoin around and you didn't exactly know what to do with it: So I had the bright idea to go around collecting publicly listed namecoin addresses -
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Purchasing Verbatim purple bottom CDR blanks to copy original PSX games was my introduction to piracy. I was quite young. Those first gen Playstations with the port in the back were amazing easy to mod with the action replay or just the swa
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Lost my card, can confirm it's entirely tedious to replace
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Accurate Voting seems like the most viable use case for triple entry accounting, you know that thing that got created in 2009 by that mysterious Satoshi guy and everyone hates it now and thinks it’s a Ponzi scheme- totally legitimate use ca
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I think it would be super helpful if some of ya'll were to watch the USDT:BTC (edit: really any USDT currency pair) order books on the exchanges on different intervals and watch the market making bots in action - this is what I think
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Taking me back to the golden years
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Drop the idea and leave was the best thing anyone could've ever done in this scenario. At the end of the day the creator is the weakest link.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
There's also this new-fangled social media anxiety pressure whereby most people only share and put out the AMAZING GAINS and HOW AWESOME their lives are. I feel like social media ups the ante on a lot of borderline or negative human tr
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I've pointed out this thread of comments to other people who I think should read some of the sentiment in these comments. It is absolutely amazing how polarizing this subject can become in specific forums
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Thanks for this
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by jcpham2 4y ago
I find this to be the most hugely under-rated comment in this entire thread. Crypto is a diversification tactic in 2022 - that's it. Everyone should have some sense of self-preservation and protect themselves from a market downturn. An
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by jcpham2 4y ago
Always enjoy reading your comments, sir.
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by jcpham2 4y ago
11 years now I fall into the category of people you are all collectively referring to as "crypto bros" The only difference being I don't shill pyramid schemes on the internet for profit. I kinda sit back and wait and take pro
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by jcpham2 5y ago
This is how it worked and 486 PC at the time would happily overflow AIM32.exe and stop responding thanks. Sanitize those inputs!
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by jcpham2 5y ago
Also did this with netzero. Didn't like their software/UI "borrowed" their credentials and plugged them into Windows 95 Dial up networking FTW
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by jcpham2 5y ago
Got tired of burning through free trial AOL CD's and decided to "borrow" the username and password from Windows 95 Dial up networking provider at local high school. Went home and war dialed that local prefix (next city over)
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by jcpham2 5y ago
Standard social media virtue signaling
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by jcpham2 5y ago
Stopped using or even trying DDWRT long ago because buggy firmware. OpenWRT beats it hands down in this department
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by jcpham2 5y ago
Furthermore contracts - in the context that a human being wants to be rewarded for their labor - also a legal construct. Meaning smart contracts aren’t very smart at all when they go wrong and reward the wrong party through unintended glitc
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by jcpham2 5y ago
Adblock on my openwrt router is like my bare minimum to surf the web. I’m aware of pi-holes and per device ad blocking via add-ins/vpns/whatever but it’s so dead simple to handle this at the gateway level it’s difficult to imagine
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by jcpham2 5y ago
Thanks for this
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by jcpham2 5y ago
Can someone TL:dr what this Wordless thing is?
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by jcpham2 5y ago
Thanks for killing my family’s primary email addresses google! Absolutely no reason to pay for gmail @ vanity domain. Why I thought they would offer this service for free forever and actually went through with setting my kids up this way is
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by jcpham2 5y ago
FWIW I read this awhile ago or some version of it but I have absolutely automated a job or an entire department’s job away with scripts. Think debt collection and EDI file transfers daily to Equifax/Transunion and parsing the response

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