jeremyt

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by jeremyt 9y ago
Don't you guys routinely use ACH transfers to buy things, give out your bank info, and just hope everything goes well?
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by jeremyt 9y ago
I can't register. Getting "there was an error" message.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
https://jeremytunnell.com/2015/04/29/a-guide-to-section-1202...
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Not if it takes 6 months to get a new developer up and running on the codebase, and then they leave just when they are getting productive.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
It doesn't transport money, it trades tokens.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Wasn't anonymous or untraceable.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Oh, well, if there is no perceived use case for you, then there must not be any use cases, even though someone just pointed out a very specific and valuable use case. That's logical.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
If the new chain gets, say, 1% of the hashing power, then blocks will be found on average 100 times less often, which extends the time to reaching a new adjustment period from two weeks to 200 weeks...enough to arguably kill it.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
100% of the remaining people don't know what net neutrality is. Pick two of them at random and their definitions will not line up. It's just a blank slate for people to project their political biases on.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Because you can flip coins for a profit. Can't do that on kickstarter.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Of course I don't have any proof. If I had proof, there wouldn't be any discussion. A five minute Google search will show you that the vast majority of the models have ranged from being somewhat inaccurate to wildly inaccurate all
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by jeremyt 9y ago
I looked into this deeply about six months ago. I don't remember the specifics. There's a paper out there where two completely separate groups of scientists disagree with each other on what the adjustments to the data should be. T
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by jeremyt 9y ago
No, I think that the data has been adjusted, sometimes purposefully and sometimes unknowingly, in a direction which results in more warming due to the peer pressure involved. Some of the adjustments are justifiable and some are questionable
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Your entire comment is political. There's nothing scientific in it. You're basically just saying that everybody else agrees, so you need to get in line.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Decentralized exchanges are already in the works.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Be transparent with the data. Stop making adjustments that are questionable and coincidentally result in increased warming. Stop blacklisting scientists who disagree with the consensus. Stop getting hacked and releasing emails showing peop
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by jeremyt 9y ago
They convert to shares, which are junior to debt.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
SAFEs are not bad for entrepreneurs, they're bad for investors. I won't make one anymore. I've done two deals that involved a SAFE, and it's been almost 2 years and the companies are still looking to raise a round. If t
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Dragon naturally speaking + Sennheiser ME-3 microphone should be at the top of your list
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by jeremyt 9y ago
The point is to not to need to convert back to fiat.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
5 minutes of internet searching should find my email based on my username and bio :)
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by jeremyt 9y ago
If you'll send me one of your cold emails, i'll tell you why you got no response. I've seen it all.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Panic sell
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Not to take any credit away from Birken, but he was the 2nd CTO.
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by jeremyt 9y ago
Coffee is a lot of trouble. I think you will have more success just emailing a very brief pitch with something more detailed attached.
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by jeremyt 10y ago
Well if true, I stand corrected. I have received no communication from Schwab about any changes. I assume that if they had made stronger passwords available, for example, they would notify their customers. I no longer hold any assets at
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by jeremyt 10y ago
I wrote this a couple years ago about Schwab's embarrasing security. Most of the issues are still there. https://jeremytunnell.com/2014/12/22/swab-password-policies-...
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by jeremyt 10y ago
Ripple, while interesting, isn't designed to be crypto money, it's designed to be a global settlement network, which is the first thing you'll see when you go to their webpage. Furthermore, their transaction costs are current
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by jeremyt 10y ago
You mischaracterize my point completely. I, at no point, make the claim that politics isn't part of Bitcoin. In fact, that's part of its design. The whole system is designed to be very difficult to change. The fact that we are a
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by jeremyt 10y ago
I don't really understand the question, but anybody can create a fork of Bitcoin anytime they want. The controversy is over which fork gets to be called Bitcoin.

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