mlcrypto

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by mlcrypto 6y ago
The beauty of Bitcoin is that my wealth will never be redistributed
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
Tether fearmongers can't see the forest for the trees. They see printed tethers and see BTC going up. But they never stop to think maybe they are just keeping up with the federal reserve currency that keeps being printed
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
Groupon was never a $1T network. Neither was Myspace or any of the failed tech companies. BTC has won and it will only keep growing from here.
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
The amount of economics, philosophy, history, & engineering one must understand to grasp Bitcoin is rare. That's why they say we are lucky to make our wealth in it
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
That's the good thing about Bitcoin. I don't have to prove anything to anyone anymore. It doesn't matter where you work if you convert your fiat to the superior store of value
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
It will be securing $20T in terms of market cap. Energy consumption metrics aren't useful without considering the source of energy. BTC gives us the potential to harness natural sources of untapped energy far from cities, convert it in
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
If you're reading this 10 years from now look how clueless everyone in this thread is. Everyone here still thinks BTC is not even the best crypto let alone the best asset in the world. If 50k isn't enough to convince them, nothing
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
It took a true genius & visionary to see that the whole is better than the sum of its parts. A masterclass of engineering, economics, & philosophy. Very few still understand the importance
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
Luckily this is the year where we can stop arguing with the haters. If you haven't figured it out yet, I can't help you. The price speaks for itself
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
Google seems like a shit show these days. Being liberal and playing politics is more important than coding ability
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
You what you were getting into when buying an Apple product lol
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
That's interesting. I've been taking 5000 IU of D daily since COVID. I get barely any sun though. And I noticed noticed my blood pressure went down by 10/10. 110/70 though so I'm happy lol
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
Well until a few centuries ago nobody wanted to have electricity sent into their houses. The masses don't care until it becomes part of life. It's always the quirky pioneers that care first.
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
Is it high or low blood pressure they should be looking out for?
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
The silent majority!
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
Satoshi knew to use elliptic curves in 2009 for Bitcoin. Coincidence? Also perfect opsec and near perfect implementation...
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
To avoid PIP at Amazon you just gotta be more productive than the people on those internal discussion forums. And they wonder why they're getting pushed out. Leave the trolling for after work
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Amazon extends work from home regime till October 2(reuters.com)
5 points by mlcrypto 6y ago|3 comments
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by mlcrypto 6y ago
Invent and Simplify Leaders expect and require innovation and invention from their teams and always find ways to simplify. They are externally aware, look for new ideas from everywhere, and are not limited by “not invented here." As we
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
Nobody should be making 76k a month when millions of hard working Americans are barely making 1k a month /s
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
Is there a way to use the Bitcoin hash rate to solve more meaningful problems than SHA-256 while still being cryptographically secure? Imagine if we could send math problems to the Bitcoin network, is this possible?
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Facebook worker dies at company headquarters in an apparent suicide(cnet.com)
60 points by mlcrypto 7y ago|21 comments
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
I was absolutely rekt by this exact question several years back for a Microsoft internship interview. I had just finished my first CS class where I learned binary search, heaps, hash tables, but unfortunately not cumulative sums.
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
That can be disproven easily. Imagine a life in a constant state of pain and torture To me this proves there exists a threshold at which no life is better
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
Doctors will be some of the first to be replaced by AI. My physicians walk around with a computer already checking all the boxes for symptoms and seeing what it says. I wish I could find one with a true intuition for medicine
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
Yes I would say the mistake was made 20 years ago
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
He's so smart he's realized the best way to hide it is to make people think you're desperate for attention
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
Another theory says that is the perfect way to hide in plain sight if you were the real Satosh
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
I think with the rate of technological growth an intelligent species can improve to match another quicker than they can travel across space. Or perhaps even surpass an isolated travelling group.
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by mlcrypto 7y ago
That's exactly how it was intended. This is a democratic republic. Both sides knew the rules of the 2016 election. Hillary knew the goal was the electoral college but she failed to campaign in the battleground mid west states. This is

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