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by kache_ 6y ago
PGP doesn't have this problem
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by kache_ 6y ago
Purchasing controlled substances and illegal weapons is a problem it solves.
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by kache_ 6y ago
There are a few references to things post late 90s, so it may have been retroactively updated as new information trickled forward.
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by kache_ 6y ago
should have used monero
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by kache_ 6y ago
This concept generalizes really well to many things outside of computing. For example, this is why adding more engineers to a team can slow things down.
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by kache_ 6y ago
Are we in the same job market? It might be geographically related. I get bothered non stop by recruiters (And I'm not special, just a humble software dev)
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by kache_ 6y ago
Most of my money is attributable to my negotiation skills and assertiveness, rather than my programming skill that I bent over backwards to develop.
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by kache_ 6y ago
chalk it up to seething nocoiners
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by kache_ 6y ago
Auth is hard :)
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by kache_ 6y ago
Assets are items that generate cash flow. If you live in it, it's a liability and not an asset. Just because its value increases in relation to funny money doesn't mean it's generating cash flow. How much bitcoin do you need
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by kache_ 6y ago
Everyone knows CPI is not analogous to reality. Why would it be. Just look at house prices
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by kache_ 6y ago
People have been using cryptocurrency to pay for things since 2011, and today still. Check white house market & monero.
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by kache_ 6y ago
Is it really getting this easy to create a shill account and bot it on hnews?
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by kache_ 6y ago
wagie wagie get back in cagie
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by kache_ 6y ago
Blockchain analysis makes it extremely difficult to hide bitcoin. Not only that, but bitcoin in general can be blacklisted/tainted.
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by kache_ 6y ago
idk man, 4chan.org still exists
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by kache_ 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle When you select for the tails of the normal distribution, the following distribution will have a pereto-like-shape. Since it's such a high skill field (abstract symbo
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by kache_ 6y ago
Location based pay? "We looked at your '''Peer Group''' and the '''best''' we can offer you is Z" - Yeah, well you can blow it out your ass. There are N (which you know i
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by kache_ 6y ago
https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/
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by kache_ 6y ago
Based. Recruiters are in the business of lowballing you as much as possible. If you produce value and there is a market for your skills, then they are bidding against other people. https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01&#x2F
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by kache_ 6y ago
Arch linux.
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by kache_ 6y ago
New reddit is an attempt to make it too painful to use reddit on a browser and instead edge you to use a mobile app.
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by kache_ 6y ago
Don't use software that you don't control.
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by kache_ 6y ago
It's much more lucrative for authentication/authorization/user management SaaS companies to build trust with their customers than to exploit that trust. Furthermore, with the economies of scale, there can be more investment d
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by kache_ 6y ago
it's shit
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by kache_ 6y ago
Hell yeah, boomer strats FTW. Hedge against inflation and by appreciating assets and forget about it. If you want to get rich quick you're probably better off starting a software company or something, or getting lucky with startup RSUs
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by kache_ 6y ago
finally
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by kache_ 6y ago
They have already began preventing tax evasion using know your customer regulations & blockchain analysis, but this is not possible with protocols which obfuscate wallet addresses, their contents & transactions with cool cryptograph
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by kache_ 6y ago
I foresee more and more government intervention trying to prevent people from using cryptocurrencies. I mean, the most common use case for a cryptocurrency like Monero is to dodge government taxes and make illegal transactions. God bless th
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by kache_ 6y ago
it seems that these days most anime content borders on NSFW :(

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