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jurynulifcation
3y ago
Network. Socially network. That's the best route into a job imo. Join some good hacking discord, build up your github, establish a presence on LinkedIn and start adding people in the space you're interested in. Some certs would be
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I am not a financial person. This is speculation on my part. Please correct me where applicable. It seems to me the operative difference between crypto assets and other collectibles is the market-making aspects and the original promises. Fu
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no questions, hope you're having a good day, cool idea!
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jurynulifcation
3y ago
You could also just carry a bank card across borders and withdraw cash when you land, no need to play around with known scams :)
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It would probably be quite abysmal, considering the deflationary nature of most cryptocurrencies. Which stablecoin provider do you trust to secure your wealth at this point? After the downfall of FTX, Tether, Luna, Celsius, etc., who in the
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3y ago
Ethanol is also a GABA-A agonist if I recall correctly
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This is an interesting challenge. I guess the best way I can put it would be: "That no law shall be made preventing an informed and consenting adult from consuming whatever substance they so please." As a side tangent: Tennessee p
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Oh fair. I had not considered that interpretation.
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I see that someone has already mentioned that it is indeed "amok". However, another slight correction: "/s" is an internet tone indicator for sarcasm. "sic"(?) stands for "spelling is correct." W
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Hey, just to be clear, I acknowledge that you said this. I wanted to give it a couple days to cool off. I am very sorry; I did indeed get lost in the sauce. Thank you for the warning. Should I delete my posts in this thread?
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I will not. I intend to keep warning others away from crypto. I need not be bound by the paisley rules of your flawed rhetoric and worse "methods" of rationality. I will not be engaging with self-reinforcing solipsism. I will cont
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He has an economics degree, which I certainly trust more than most crypto enthusiast's lack of even basic economic knowledge.
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The stock market is not zero sum. Liquidity is provided so an enterprise can generate value. Thus a dollar put into the stock market generates value exceeding a dollar, creating more value in the world. Therefore the stock market is positiv
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The damage to ordinary people. The damage to the crypto ecosystem. The damage inflicted by huge players in the crypto ecosystem, on all parties involved. I am pretty solidly dug in against crypto now. I have not seen it used for anything be
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High-visibility, no-trust decentralized append-only ledgers are not viable for CBDCs for all the reasons we've seen in the past few months. The conmen, the incentives, and the ways they've been caught all come together to paint a
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No. It's not something I truly care about. I did some back of the envelope math a year or two ago when I looked into proof of stake and then stopped looking into the space altogether after encountering some of the people in the space.
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Right, but it also means that any legitimate users who get in later and want to genuinely participate are put on a permanent backfoot. Because ethereum is deflationary, and because PoS ensures marginal rewards goes to the biggest scammers-
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Can you provide a source for how this consumption is being measured?
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somebody's grump they couldn't con another sucker into the grift industry :'(
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The wallet ID and public, immutable transaction logs still allows for entity resolution. There is, of course, a limit to the entity resolution that can be thus performed... much like there is with Web2 advertisers. In fact, it is the same l
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No, I'll make the gamble that people will realize the stupidity of the whole affair before it gets so far entrenched into society. And, you know what? If the rot ever does really spread that far? There's always the coffin for me.
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Oh if it's so easy to debunk my arguments, surely you can link me to a resource not tied into the ecosystem that debunks them? That is, a resource that does not stand to profit from coverage of crypto.
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This is the definition of a self-interested source. How about you provide a resource that doesn't so immediately stand to profit from convincing others?
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That's a pro. Very good! Now how about you exercise some intellectual honesty and provide some cons as well?
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See, the big problem is that people who buy into it can't be trusted to talk about it. There are vested interests everywhere afoot. I look this stuff up and there's just more about it from the perspective of the people who stand t
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Currently, you have to opt-in to crypto. It looks like there is a non-negligible chance that it might become opt-out, then societally required. Let me put it simply: the ecosystem is built on bad tech. Immutable transaction history is stupi
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It is at least as objective as the original commenter's assertion that it's "a community made by nerds for nerds." I will not be browbeaten for common turns of phrase, thank you.
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What good does immutability truly do you? What are the pros and cons? It is not obvious to me the pros outweigh the cons.
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Oh I'm not being disingenuous, and I'm not telling people to stop using the technology. Using Ethereum is certainly one of the choices of all time. I don't agree with it, but I am happy that people choose to engage with it. I
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I am party #1. I go to a website to make an account. They are party #2. I do not see a third party. Meanwhile, Mr. John "bro trust me bro your wallets secure bro nobody's going to just drop a viral token into your wallet to fuck w
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