jobigoud

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by jobigoud 6y ago
Isn't it well known that trying to make money on the stock market is mostly gambling? You can do all sorts of analysis but in the end it's a hobby.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> Even just shaving your entire dome looks pretty awesome. It's the one and only look. That's what I miss the most about no longer having hairs, options.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
How is it easier to maintain? If you want to be fully bald and look good you have to shave every day or every few days. For the balding "look" you don't have anything to do at all.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Any sources that people are ok with ads in search results? Especially from the same people?
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Can you buy those in BTC anywhere?
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by jobigoud 6y ago
A lot of people do. For example driving over the speed limit because they can't be fined.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> The second killer app is NFTs, basically the exchange of art on the chain Art is probably the worst use-case for NFT. NFT work well for memberships, tickets, virtual land in games, etc. For art, not so much. It doesn't solve owner
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> 99% of London housing is used for living in. Are they all owners or the owners actually "invested" in a piece of property calculating the rent passive income and the possible increase in market value as part of the overall re
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> Simply wait and allow reality to sink in. How many more decades will this take?
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Regarding your last paragraph, he co founded paypal so this is very much in the realm of his interests.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Turing complete config files makes me a bit nervous.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Or make it a wiki.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> I scanned and ended up on a parked domain name. Another "attack" is simply to print and stick a different QR code on top of a public one. Then you could redirect unsuspecting users to a malicious or advert website. The fact t
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> But other people will answer for more-inclusive alternatives to "MITM", and I'm probably not going to change that. Ha! Never thought about that one. Imagine if it had been Woman In The Middle though, the outrage!
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> It just so happens that it might not map to skin colour very well Personally I think it's the skintone names that are weird. White to mean a certain shade of pinkish beige... Black to mean a whole range from beige to brown to dark
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> None of these are related to black people, but instead all relate to a shady dark/scary side of things like you mentioned. Isn't it the other way around though? Black people skin is not of color black as in actual black. And
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by jobigoud 6y ago
But then I always wonder if I'm remembering the original or the remembrance. Like for childhood photos. There is even one for which I still remember exactly where I was when it bubbled up, but I don't recall the topic at all…
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by jobigoud 6y ago
In that article the Indian pop is from the 2001 census at 1,028 M. Current population is 1,388 M, keeping the same percentage of English speakers would place it at +305M speakers, although doing the same for USA also place it at +310M. That
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> the largest collection of English speakers on the planet Indians?
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by jobigoud 6y ago
This unitedstatesian exists in other languages. In Spanish: estadounidense (in broad use). In French: étatsunien (rarer).
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> It seems that there are some "cognitive prerequisites for dreaming", which are mostly developed around the age of 5-7 But seeing cats and dogs dreaming is fairly common.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I have this. I always imagine these are bubbling up one last time to the surface and I never experience these thoughts ever again.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
There was this concept of longevity escape velocity where the life expectancy continually increases by one year every year. Could there be the inverse phenomenon? A crash where life expectancy loses a year every year? What would that look l
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> It's the ultimate VR because whatever you think, the mind will create. I've been thinking about this problem from the other angle. When we lucid dream there is a certain part of the brain that is deactivated that otherwise ma
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by jobigoud 6y ago
In this case the storage hardware is more directly linked to the output proof. Much more hardware manufacturing would be involved. In PoW you can lower your environmental impact by using clean electricity. For Proof of storage it would be 1
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by jobigoud 6y ago
You can't remove the consensus mechanism part and still call it a blockchain.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Well yes, the chaining uses the same known data structures. The innovation is the consensus mechanism.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> a state only has the option to not observe DST, but not the option to permanently observe it Do state have the option to change their timezone altogether? Permanent DST is the same as shifting one tz over and not having DST and this wo
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by jobigoud 6y ago
It's not just streaming. You can't play copyrighted music in public places without paying the royalties, whether someone is recording it or not. At least in France it's like this. Anyone that want to play music in public has
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by jobigoud 6y ago
> tends to have a favorable view on this subreddit. "subreddit" becoming synonymous with internet forum?

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