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by mrvc 15y ago
Looking at the Yahoo chart linked in the article http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=AAPL+Basic+Chart&t=2y it looks like stagnation from about January 2011 onwards. That really nailed it for me.
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by mrvc 15y ago
How about becoming a software developer? For a mathematician it's fairly easy to move into programming. Start with Python or PHP and move on up from there.
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Selling Apple Stock(nerdr.com)
7 points by mrvc 15y ago|7 comments
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Groupon IPO Tanking Ahead - Will Google or Facebook Save Groupon First?(nerdr.com)
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by mrvc 15y ago
Playing devil's advocate for a moment, No property or person is being harmed with spam. Time is wasted, yes. But no crime is being committed in the normal sense of the word. To compare spam to thievery, blackmail and extortion (where the
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Why Spammers Spam(nerdr.com)
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by mrvc 15y ago
If it is practically infinitely divisible, then doesn't that mean that it is not truly deflationary? For example, if there is only 1 bitcoin left, and it is infinitely divisible, then it is no longer deflationary...?
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by mrvc 15y ago
Yes it does indeed. However, should you ask such a question on the bitcoin forum it will most likely be brushed aside with a reply of "the net effect is negligable". When in fact, I would argue it is not.
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by mrvc 15y ago
How would you value it though? If you accepted the coins at a $5 per bitcoin rate for a product valued at $5, but the rate at the time of the tax return is $15 per bitcoin, do you pay tax on the $15 or the $5?