lf275

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by lf275 6y ago
Long-term, I think it's legit. A few big-name artists and other popular figures (athletes, actors, etc.) will take advantage, and use it as another income source. It's pretty convenient to immediately get a large payday by selling
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by lf275 6y ago
That's not the best example. In retrospect, AOL using its inflated stock to buy Time Warner was genius, probably the best thing AOL management could have done for shareholders.
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by lf275 8y ago
In Coinbase’s multi-sig system, there are three keys: a user key (which I have), a shared encrypted key (which is encrypted with a password that you can access on Coinbase.com), and Coinbase’s user key. Without going into too much detail, I
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by lf275 8y ago
In Coinbase’s multi-sig system, there are three keys: a user key (which I have), a shared encrypted key (which is encrypted with a password that you can access on Coinbase.com), and Coinbase’s user key. Without going into too much detail, I
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by lf275 8y ago
Sorry, I'm not familiar with this paperwork. Could you point me in the right direction? Its been over a year since I first asked for my BCH (in fact, I asked to receive my bitcoin from the multi-signature account months before that, bu
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by lf275 8y ago
I'm currently looking for a lawyer to pursue a lawsuit against Coinbase. It's been over a year, and I still haven't received my bitcoin cash, which was previously in a multi-signature account at the time of the split. I had t
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by lf275 8y ago
Would you also do YouTube videos? There are many lectures online and it would be nice if more people transcribed them.
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by lf275 9y ago
The large social media sites (Facebook and Twitter), along with the large internet giants (Google and Amazon), are already skating on thin ice to avoid being classified as systemically important utilities and monopolies. The moment they ove
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by lf275 9y ago
I never bought into the theory, but I don’t think this is a good proof. I won’t pretend to understand the scientific details of their argument, but it breaks down if you assume that the creators live in a universe that does not follow the s
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by lf275 9y ago
Surprised to not see Chicago here. I'm curious, how is Chicago ranked among other major American cities as a place to found a startup?
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by lf275 9y ago
Maybe you should perform even a rudimentary google search before dismissing others: Marriage is for rich people https://mobile.nytimes.com/blogs/economix/2012/02/06/marriag... "A new report, by
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by lf275 9y ago
Most governments don't receive loans with adjustable rates, but they plan their budgets with the expectation that they can refinance their debt once their loans mature. Most governments have regular debt maturities that they must meet,
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by lf275 9y ago
True, I don't look at it as an ethical failure either way. I am saying, however, that the public/federal government have an interest in maintaining the perception that that is a one-off and state/local governments are reliabl
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by lf275 9y ago
It's not an ethical failure because most of the participants understand that it is high risk/reward. That is why most start-up firms offer equity to their employees, and it is almost impossible for a new startup to borrow debt fro
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by lf275 10y ago
The belief that "our cars used to last much longer, manufacturers are screwing us" is bullshit. I'm not sure if people are looking at the past through rose-colored glasses, or if there's severe selection bias (people onl