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mtoner23
4y ago
the 30 year mortgage was one of the greatest financial innovations of our time. Allowing anyone to pay off 2022 costs in 2052 dollars. I understanding hating credit card debt, buy now pay later, and other horrible "financial engineerin
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Sovereign Countries produce goods and services with their curriences. When people trade dollars the world does things. when people trade bitcoin...
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4y ago
Chill out, talk to a friend not in tech, their business is probably doing great right now. Unemployment is unprecedently low. Things are actually pretty good right now
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4y ago
Sounds like you've answered your own question. Margins are lower, why would they want to sell more of those compared to the regular iphones?
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4y ago
Traders arent taking advantage of the situation. They are doing what they're supposed to to bring back the peg. You are supposed to buy up the stablecoin to restore the peg. The fact that this causes a death spiral is why people keep s
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4y ago
Yes but these people and their children could also be US citizens why should they not be prioritized?
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4y ago
Eth is switching to PoS https://ethereum.org/en/upgrades/merge/
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4y ago
Definitely report it, it'll be fun to see what happens. https://llvm.org/docs/HowToSubmitABug.html
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4y ago
Why does stanford need a billion dollars to do something. Whats the purpose of their endowment?
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This is real gdp
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5y ago
Read the article, he knowingly broke sanctions rules sending money across borders
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Victimless? North korea is not a victimless country. There's a reason why they are sactioned. He clearly broke a big and important law and knew he was doing it. idk what else one would expect
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You've got to be kidding me
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But, on the other hand, consider how good we are at convincing teenagers to buy stuff from facebook ads.
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Yeah, banks dont let you move this money without multiple levels of identity verification by both parties.
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The examples he gives are all the small downsides of cloud hosting but the huge upsides are clear to consumers and is the reason we all use them. Dont tell me that you really want to self host your youtube playlists, the market of people wh
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Thats the point. Web3 is worst of both worlds. Its centralized yet still very inefficient at its goal
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Or you could use your capital to invest in a business to increase the supply of goods that this excess money is chasing. That would help fight inflation.
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5y ago
True, but this keeps daylight savings permanent not standard time.
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A Winner-Takes-All MMO-SAT
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The reality is that's not happening today, the creditworthiness of borrowers in 2021 was higher than it's ever been. Demand is completely outstripping supply right now.
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Yep, and any other company he signs up for that doesn't ask for this basic piece of information is breaking the law.
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Idk, in your theory if people dont change their behavior and you remove the safer drivers, then maybe accidents per driver are up but overall accidents should be down. But no, overall accidents went up which shows people changed their behav
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They already knew that address though, they were waiting for them to convert the BTC to USD to find the person tied to the address. Still dangerous because the person you sent them to might give the feds your name.
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US Law makes hacking illegal
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certainly it wouldn't actually be banned. but price would drop for sure. governments still have power even over "decentralized" stuff
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Sure they can, they could ban its use, if the US banned using bitcoin im confident its value would drop
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Amazing, what a brilliant idea
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5y ago
Most college students hate both parties, just like they always have
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5y ago
Google fi? service probably isnt as good as t mobile though
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