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by jedimind 4y ago
You are missing a disclosure: "Disclosure: I'm the CEO/CTO of the project I am advertising"
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by jedimind 4y ago
Article is from 2019, so your hypothesis doesn't apply.
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by jedimind 4y ago
You think that you're onto something but your rhetoric and arguments honestly make me cringe. People are increasingly aware that governments/authorities do not deserve the trust that they have been given + the opaque nature of the
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by jedimind 4y ago
"it is the only known solution to the Byzantine Generals problem that doesn't involve a centralized authority" Did you skip that one on purpose? How do non-blockchain technologies solve the the Byzantine General's proble
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by jedimind 4y ago
So you're saying that either way he has to trust someone. Then why not trust a company which at least open sources their code so anyone who has an interest in auditing the software can do so? (or have experts audit it for them,[who the
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by jedimind 5y ago
I see, you haven't been on reddit yet, lucky you.
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by jedimind 5y ago
And by pure chance alone, every person such people disagree with happen to be 'neo-nazis, incels etc' right? Not that those labels are ever maliciously applied to shut down a debate and gain upper hand by vilifying the opposing p
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by jedimind 5y ago
1) Accusation of obsession with Israel - check 2) Classic both siding with a cute "we're just defending" and leaving out the constant colonisation and ethnic cleansing campaigns & apartheid[0] - check 3) "it's c
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by jedimind 5y ago
It's clearly you who is not understanding how shorting with options works, since the downside is limited and NOT unlimited as you wrongly claim. Buying puts for let's say $500 let's you short a stock, now if the stock moves u
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by jedimind 5y ago
>> it's part of a broader targeting of muslims that occurs across western europe and at every level of society. > Except of course it isn’t. Caricatures poking fun at various religions are common... Oh come on, his statement i
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by jedimind 5y ago
The irony of complaining about demonisation while demonising a diverse group of more than a billion people of different races and cultures based on some twitter or reddit posts, what a joke. Furthermore it's only freedom of speech when
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by jedimind 5y ago
Yes, with Bobwallet[0], that's how I do it as well. [0] https://github.com/kyokan/bob-wallet
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Why Firefox is the best browser for privacy(youtube.com)
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by jedimind 5y ago
There might be more, but the only one I checked out is https://akash.network
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by jedimind 5y ago
Yo that one is sick!!! Love it, thanks so much for suggesting it <3
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by jedimind 5y ago
Beautiful keyboard, I have never heard of GergoPlex before. I would buy it in a heartbeat if wireless versions were available.
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by jedimind 5y ago
It's even open-source [0], makes me feel better since I'm quite paranoid when it comes to chrome extensions. [0] https://github.com/kholid060/automa
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by jedimind 5y ago
I am by no means an expert on blockchain protocols, but the whole point of Bitcoin or Defi is that a central authority is unable enforce their will on a whole network. You should consult actual experts on the matter tho
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by jedimind 5y ago
That's only the positives, on the flip side: - Your government can freeze your assets on a whim, because you criticised the wrong people or exposed some of their institution's crimes ( whistleblowers ). - Destroy your business in
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by jedimind 5y ago
That was a rhetorical question I suppose, in the sense of "whose definition is supposedly the universal one": Jonas Čeika has philosophical deep dive [0] into the topic of human rights worth watching. [0] https://youtu.
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by jedimind 5y ago
Thank you so much for taking the time and sharing your knowledge, much appreciated!
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by jedimind 5y ago
I would love to hear about some recommended reading and other sources which could help hobby traders like me to develop their own algorithms.
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by jedimind 5y ago
Exactly, thank you! At least they should implement some easy cli commands for those who don't want to deal with the awful UX.
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by jedimind 5y ago
I always wondered what the differences between all those mysteriously named search tools are, great resource, thanks for sharing!
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by jedimind 5y ago
I suggested that same, then I saw your comment, so I deleted my comment and upvoted yours instead. Happy to see these gems becoming more popular.
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by jedimind 5y ago
Dang how is my flagged comment above (the 2.parent comment of above comment) justified, when I merely explained the motivation of another commenter?
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by jedimind 5y ago
Instead of responding with a vapid statement, you should have just went right ahead and provided the evidence, but baselessly claiming that "people do it all the time" is infinitely easier I guess. Richard: Time travel is impossib
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by jedimind 5y ago
The most common symbol of comparison is the s&p500, you'll usually find it as first suggested symbol among the most popular charting software (tradingview for instance)
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by jedimind 5y ago
ISPs get away with too much BS nowadays and lobbying[0] is one of the main reasons why. The US is not even in the top 10 of countries ranked[1] by internet speed. I honestly think that if we changed a few rules around lobbying many problems
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by jedimind 5y ago
I hypothesised that syntax highlighting just had to provide some tangible benefits just because of how it allows the brain to process lots of information with a quick glance. After having witnessed a few geniuses work and swear by no syntax

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