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Notable alumni: https://cointelegraph.com/news/ethereum_founder_awarded_100k...
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How is being a bank terrible? It's one of the most profitable businesses ever and continues to be.
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The crypto industry has had a serious UI/UX problem, no doubt about that. I also presume this bitcoin holder wasn't a sophisticated one, because the main point of a cold wallet is NOT ever have your seed phrase (12-24 words) go on
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Many fond memories of The Lost Vikings!
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thank you!
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Any kind soul want to teach me how echo -e 'admin\nadmin\nspi rd 0 2097152\n' | nc 192.168.18.17 23 | tee ~/download/hk1000.spi2.img downloads the firmware?
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+1 to having an IoT VLAN. Absolutely required to segregate the traffic.
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Because they're mostly a monopoly and have been doing whatever they want for decades by now. They've gone bankrupt time and time again bailed out by tax money.
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Same old tired argument. The proof of work employed in mostly Bitcoin by now (most cryptos use proof of stake which has drastically lower energy consumption). Let's compare it to: 1- How much it takes to run the banking industry, even
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Never EVER respond to anyone calling you. If they claim to be from your bank, say you will call them back and dial the numbers on the back of your card. Never respond to anyone calling you if you do not know them personally.
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This story sounds fairly made-up. I have worked in quant hedge funds before, and being let go 2 days after algos start trading just doesn't sound right, unless there was absolute cause that had nothing related to performance.
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I can't quite recall since it was a while ago but I built a fairly large USDC position in it over 1 month, as much as the liquidity allowed me to. My main concern was counter party risk since in crypto lots of projects fail and didn&#x
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This list is long on fluff and extremely short on any hard technical skills such as corporate finance and valuation. If you're interested in seeing if finance is for you, I highly suggest reading Investment Valuation by Aswath Damodara
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There are all sorts of anomalies. Here is a trade I did from the last US presidential election. https://kavehtehrani.medium.com/free-money-on-inauguration-d...
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What the hell did I just read and how does this make it to the first page? It literally had no content other than "wasteful is good".
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I think you give the government a lot more credibility than deserved...
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Think of it as entertainment. What does the average professional athlete really add to the world? Poker advances your understanding of probability and statistics, bet sizing, drawdown management, and many other skills that would be useful i
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key passage: We believe married people “have someone” and single people do not. But research has shown that it is single people who more often maintain their ties with friends, neighbors, siblings and parents. In contrast, couples tend to t
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Exceptional Candidates Will Have: A passion for education, Dua Lipa, and the Duolingo mission A sense of comfort and ease while navigating legal “gray areas” Ability to work under high pressure and extremely unrealistic deadlines Prior back
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And how does this make it to the front page...?
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> Fuck spending 3 hours working out why you’re not able to use relative image paths in MDX files and have to shove everything in public. Man this took me on a wild ride once.
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How Does Computer Hardware Work? [3D Animated Teardown] [video](youtube.com)
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Learned something new today. Thanks!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d%27%C3%A9ta...
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That was amazing to read. > Be careful not to discover a career before you’ve discovered yourself. Words to live by. > There is a tremendous amount of support for these decisions, and very little support for making any deviating choic
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More like the CEO pay is a cushy symbiotic relationship with the board, which sets their pay. This is not a line worker job when there's competition.
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USBC is a golden example of "good" regulation. Thank you EU!
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I only discovered this while seeing it on someone else's profile.
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The Ugly Business of Monetizing Browser Extensions(mattfrisbie.substack.com)
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Glad you like it :)

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