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by josu 3y ago
>re: 4 "The results of this survey show that the members of the BMC and participants in the survey are currently utilizing electricity with a 63.1% sustainable power mix." https://bitcoinminingcouncil.com/ The
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Why are e-ink displays still relatively expensive?
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by josu 3y ago
>The findings do not mean Alzheimer's is infectious - you cannot catch it from contact with people who have it. Alzheimer's being an infectious disease is still being researched. The article does nothing to disprove it.
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by josu 3y ago
I don't see it that different from working on open source software. I'm talking about what drives the creators, not the legality of it.
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by josu 3y ago
>DATE & TIME ARE ALWAYS CORRECT AND NEVER NEED TO BE ADJUSTED Reads like a quote from a Philip K. Dick book.
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by josu 3y ago
>October 18, 2023: I noticed the vulnerability is now fixed – the email sending API now requires authentication. I ask CERT-In if TTIBI can offer a bug bounty reward. >TTIBI never responded to the question, so I decided to close the c
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by josu 3y ago
100% agree. But you are shooting the messenger, I just translated OPs message. Applying "intrinsic value" to cryptocurrencies is flawed.
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by josu 3y ago
Just some perspective: Price (market cap): ~3B Annualized revenue based on the last 30 days: 3M. Intrinsic value based on perpetual DCF assuming 5% interest rate: 60M.
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by josu 3y ago
Yeah, you are right. They actually liked a couple of random tweets too. Most likely hacked.
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by josu 3y ago
Here you go: https://polymarket.com/event/bitcoin-etf-approved-by-jan-15
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by josu 3y ago
Here is a tweet from one of the main ETF experts: @EricBalchunas "On TV right on talking about this.. and yes, I think someone prepped a planned tweet and put wrong date, bc the tweet would have made PERFECT sense tomorrow at this time
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by josu 3y ago
Well, "Amateur following tutorial games HF leaderboard to become the #1 model" seems just as impressive to me.
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by josu 3y ago
> They have to remove the preview feature. They can just disable it for contacts that you don't have on your contact list.
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by josu 3y ago
>here needs to be a mechanism to bind your IRL identity to your digital identity and your device(s) No, this creates more problems than it solves.
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by josu 3y ago
>That’s not going to happen with Bitcoin. ??? That has been possible for years: https://github.com/greenaddress/abcore
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Here are the release notes: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/26.x/doc/release-not...
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Child labor tends to go away with the increase in GDP.
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by josu 3y ago
Not crypto. Bitcoin had a very short GPU phase that spanned for a few months, before moving to FPGAs and finally to ASICs. Ethereum made a concerted effort to sabotage ASIC mining, and remain GPU minable. Such is the case for all other GPU
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Video Assistant Referee (VAR) review process from a football match(old.reddit.com)
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by josu 3y ago
There is no tax harmonization in Europe; therefore, each country regulates taxes differently. While most countries offer some form of guidance, explicit regulation is not universal.
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by josu 3y ago
It seems more efficient than what it is replacing: >This brings the gold mining industry’s 2020 total to 265 TWh of energy used and 145 Mt of CO2 produced if we use the DePaul study’s numbers and account for 1750 tons of jewelry. https:
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by josu 3y ago
The 4-year moving average is only up: https://buybitcoinworldwide.com/charts/4-yr-ma/
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It didn't play a major role, the WSJ made it up due to bad accounting and journalism. Here is the summary: https://twitter.com/nic__carter/status/1717210060777009636 - WSJ journalists (Angus Berwick & Ian
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by josu 3y ago
>a vague long-term uptrend in prices makes something a store of value A stable and 100% predetermined issuance schedule, along with its scarcity, it's what makes Bitcoin a good store of value. The steady uptrend in prices is the con
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by josu 3y ago
>It's basically the same as with stocks. In many countries, since crypto is not regulated, you can't write off the losses, but you still have to pay taxes on the gains.
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Does the narration sound like AI to anyone else?
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>"In any conflict between humanity and technology, humanity will win." If humanity loses even once it's Game Over.
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by josu 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. I think that this comment is going to age well.
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It's Odeo, actually
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Jump Trading has a FPGA team. There are always job openings for it. Not really a hobby project, but it gives you an idea of real world applications. >We’re looking for brilliant engineering talent to join our FPGA team that is building n

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