joshfraser

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by joshfraser 2y ago
they're just sharing information. ie. protected speech.
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by joshfraser 3y ago
Rented a car today and had the same question while waiting in line for 3o mins. If getaround can let me just walk to a car, unlock it, and drive away surely the car rental companies can figure out how to streamline the entire experience too
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by joshfraser 4y ago
Hmm, but how much does his Cayman Trust own?
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by joshfraser 4y ago
I've seen a lot of people making fun of it on Twitter
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by joshfraser 4y ago
It's easy to see how this result is pulled incorrectly from the table in the original source. The crazy thing is that people have been making fun of Google about this issue for multiple days now and out of the tens of thousands of empl
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Two Letter Abbreviation for Nevada(google.com)
3 points by joshfraser 4y ago|4 comments
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by joshfraser 4y ago
It's both.
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by joshfraser 4y ago
In the words of Elon Musk: The acid test for any two competing socioeconomic systems is which side needs to build a wall to keep people from escaping? That’s the bad one! https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1533616
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by joshfraser 4y ago
As long as you're not born in the wrong country and wake up to find all your accounts have been frozen like the guy I met last night.
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by joshfraser 4y ago
Terrible start with that first sentence "Canonically a stablecoin is only issued in return for fiat currency." What about DAI that is backed by ETH and other volatile assets? What about OUSD, which is a yield-bearing stablecoin th
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by joshfraser 4y ago
I mostly agree, but they're actively pushing rental property owners to let units sit empty for extended periods of time while they wait for higher prices. There are a shocking number of high end apartments in cities like SF and NYC tha
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by joshfraser 4y ago
That seems pretty easy to trigger. Just start calling around saying crazy stuff and watch the funding dry up.
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by joshfraser 4y ago
The breakup fee was $1 billion. Expensive, but still cheaper than actually going through with the deal.
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by joshfraser 4y ago
Yeah, I guess it depends on the model. I'm still on the 12 myself. iPhone 12: 1.5mm, iPhone 12 Pro: 1.7mm, iPhone 13: 2.51mm, iPhone 13 Pro : 3.65mm
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by joshfraser 4y ago
If this happened to me, the first thing I would do is switch to using a VPN. In my experience, Google is far more likely to throw up CAPTCHA challenges to VPN users. I wonder if this is what happened to the OP.
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by joshfraser 4y ago
Now if they would just get rid of those hideous camera bumps. Why not make the phone a millimeter thicker and fill the extra space with battery?
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by joshfraser 4y ago
Heroku's business model was getting developers hooked w/ their free plan, and then making up the lost revenue by overcharging them once they needed to scale. This worked because the last thing you want to deal with when your busi
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by joshfraser 4y ago
I do them once every two months. The benefits are most noticeable for the first couple weeks.
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by joshfraser 4y ago
You can also take NAD+ intravenously. IV clinics in most major cities will be able to offer it and it's nothing short of incredible. The difference to energy levels and mental clarity after taking it are both immediate and undeniable.
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by joshfraser 4y ago
What if I stand on the street corner and read the code for that virus out loud to everyone passing by? Is that speech?
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by joshfraser 4y ago
There are a ton of legitimate, non-criminal reasons to use Tornado Cash. Maybe it just feels weird for random strangers on the internet to be able to figure out your net worth when that's not something you share with my family and clos
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by joshfraser 4y ago
we can start by ending the current corn subsidies
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To Promote Public Safety, Michigan Authorizes Cops to Rob Travelers at Airports(reason.com)
24 points by joshfraser 4y ago|2 comments
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by joshfraser 4y ago
One of the more under-appreciated aspects of blockchains is how they've made public key encryption more accessible to mainstream users. For the first time in history, millions of people have setup and maintain custody of their own key
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by joshfraser 5y ago
Especially when GetAround and Turo have shown that you don't need a check-in counter or long paper contracts to run a successful car rental business.
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by joshfraser 5y ago
Source: https://www.finder.com/western-union-international-money-tra... I've never used Western Union personally, so don't listen to me. Listen to their customer reviews: https://www.sitejabber.com&#x2F
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by joshfraser 5y ago
You can't do it without putting significant capital at risk since you also have to supply the other side of the pair. If there is no organic demand for your memecoin, people will be happy to dump it and take your ETH.
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by joshfraser 5y ago
They're not open at night. They take egregious fees, often up to 20% on the exchange rate. You can't send more than $2,500 online. And who wants to stand in line, fill out paperwork, or walk around with large sums of cash? If that
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by joshfraser 5y ago
Lest anyone think that the solution is more regulation, it's worth looking at the impact of the BitLicense. This overbearing regulatory framework has stifled innovation and forced crypto startups to leave the world’s leading financial
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by joshfraser 5y ago
That doesn't pass the smell test. Sure, you can wash trade on Uniswap, but it's expensive and everyone can see you doing it. The fee on most pools on Uniswap is 0.30%. In contrast, wash trading on most centralized exchanges is che

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