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8y ago
Big money is doesn't matter when its denominated in fiat.
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8y ago
Couldn't the same argument be made against fiat currencies? Nations don't have a great track record for trust. I don't see why a data-backed currency wouldn't completely flip the economy. I mean, the definition of fiat c
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8y ago
I was on the Curecoin team as of last year. It's a neat project, but they weren't able to manage a working relationship with Stanford. There is a unique opportunity here to use digital currencies to fund scientific research throug
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9y ago
Keep your eye on HeartMath. Stanford is involved. There have been rumors of some awesome (in the true expression of the term) discoveries.
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UFO Existence 'Proven Beyond Reasonable Doubt': Former Head Of Pentagon Program
(newsweek.com)
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10y ago
Honestly, there is still nothing here that compels me to buy your product. Who is your target audience? What's your appeal? What makes your product special? I am a mid-twenties millennial looking for a starter home (considering a conta
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10y ago
I love the idea, but as-is, I think your product could more attractive if you hired an interior designer to help with the sample pictures/overall product "image". Attractive product, unattractive design. There's nothing
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10y ago
Why would you lump these two together? I'm genuinely curious.
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10y ago
Western Governors University (non-profit, accredited, affordable) offers a few different B.S. programs that you could look at to use as a buffer. I received my undergraduate degree from WGU and highly recommend it. It's self-paced and
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10y ago
What type of returns are you seeing? How has it performed in down periods? What's your beta?
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10y ago
As an individual (INFJ) thoroughly interested in Myers-Briggs, I often see this discussion brought up. As a short rebuttal, I feel as though many of those who tout Myers-Briggs as a comprehensive personality test fail to understand what the
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10y ago
I'd be interested in seeing a study on the distribution of philanthropic efforts among the wealthy between domestic and international causes. I fall on the side of wanting the government "out of my pockets" because I question
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10y ago
While I understand your sentiment, from a certain point of view, I find it sad. I'm likely generalizing, but it seems that the common theme shared among my millennial peers is that the job of the education system should be focused on p
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10y ago
Western Governors University is an NWCCU accredited school that has programs in healthcare, business, information technology, and teaching. They're different in some ways from ITT tech and the like in their competency-based method and
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Uber Bug Bounty Program – It's a Sham
(reddit.com)
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11y ago
It's only unfair if it's someone else doing it.
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11y ago
What about it is a lie?
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11y ago
My math, as a driver with 1k+ rides, says otherwise. I average roughly $5-6/hr after taxes and expenses.
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11y ago
Studying during a commute is a thing, right?
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11y ago
You're probably right.
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11y ago
I know security by obscurity doesn't work in the real world, but what if some of those honeypots are actual ICS systems made to look like a poorly configured honeypot? One could host a mock service (representing a poorly configured ICS
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11y ago
We'll learn a lot more as we get closer to the IPO (estimated) in Q4 '16 or Q1 '17. As an investor and rideshare driver (Uber and Lyft), I'm skeptical.
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11y ago
This is for markets with UberT (Taxi through Uber). They automatically add your set percentage to that fare, but only for that version of Uber. There are no added tips on UberX.
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11y ago
And with the rate at which Pluralsight is acquiring other companies, it'd be a lot more expensive than 1.5B
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12y ago
Excuse my possible ignorance, but I would assume that multifaceted algorithmic trading would work to flesh out corporate transparency, would it not? Given the assumption that nearly every aspect of a company could be used as some type of we