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by pfisch 9y ago
When I move into an apartment I like to disable all the smoke detectors in the building and lock all the emergency exits. You know, I like to ride on the wild side, and I like to create the conditions for everyone else to be at risk of acci
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by pfisch 9y ago
>For the moment the new definition does not include Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, for one simple reason: “customs authorities lack the resources to monitor them.” How could they ever? It is a short string of text that can hold bas
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by pfisch 9y ago
"To facilitate this without breaking the block's hash, transactions are hashed in a Merkle Tree [7][2][5], with only the root included in the block's hash." - totally approachable to the layman I could go on about the su
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by pfisch 9y ago
Maybe. Or a summary from experts. That paper has high level math in it and just isn't going to be comprehended by most people.
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by pfisch 9y ago
They are all worth learning, but no one can know everything. Knowing how something works cannot be a prerequisite to using it. That is one of the purposes of division of labor in society.
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by pfisch 9y ago
Do you know how a fridge works? How about an airplane? How about how to make steel? How to sew a shirt? How to drill and process oil to make gasoline? Every level of the internet stack? How to program hardware drivers? How to farm ev
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by pfisch 9y ago
>I also think regulation prevent exchanges from trading on their own exchange to avoid front-running and since they have lots of information about the users/deposits/etc... hahaha, regulation. That is hilarious
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by pfisch 9y ago
Why would people be entitled to reparations because of lack of access to credit? Easy access to credit is not a fundamental human right. Also the lenders are often private businesses, so wouldn't they be liable.
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by pfisch 9y ago
Pretty sure cash is the most commonly stolen store of value in the world.
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by pfisch 9y ago
For international sales we accept euro/yuan/pounds/etc but instantly convert it to dollars. I would say that we are pricing in those currencies.
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by pfisch 9y ago
That is basically GDAX. The fees are higher so it isn't worth it necessarily if you are day trading.
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by pfisch 9y ago
If I was going to pay you 100k, would you rather receive it in btc or yuan? You are a chinese citizen in this scenario.
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by pfisch 9y ago
I mean that is definitely possible. https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/bitfinex/ I put some btc on bitfinex to quickly buy some NEO and move it off the exchange this year.
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by pfisch 9y ago
Honestly it sucks that these incredibly sketchy exchanges do so much volume. Poloniex and Bitfinex are sketchy as hell, but I guess their fees are low so no one cares. It would be somewhat surprising if bitfinex doesn't go down in a s
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by pfisch 9y ago
This is great. Unless Trump is doing this for a petty grudge, then it is super fucked up. They should split nbc from comcast as well.
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by pfisch 9y ago
Those skills are more in demand and probably much rarer. It makes more sense that employers would need to look beyond US borders to fill those positions.
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by pfisch 9y ago
I am not dismissing the entire concept, but there is a difference between it being a shared delusion between willing participants and a deception. This service seems like it is primarily used to deceive others, and there are situations whe
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by pfisch 9y ago
This is sick. That girl is going to find out one day that he is not her father and she is going to be very fucked up when she realizes her entire life is a lie and she can't ever trust anyone. I can't believe someone would be wil
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by pfisch 9y ago
Doesn't that not even really work though?
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by pfisch 9y ago
How would you know you were issuing the certificate to the right person though?
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by pfisch 9y ago
I have taken stimulants on and off through my life. I certainly don't need them, but it is very unlikely I would own a tech company if I hadn't taken them. They have almost certainly improved my life immensely.
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by pfisch 9y ago
The stock market is not random though. If you have a person who previously worked at the fda specializing in kidneys for example, having that person analyze which kidney drugs/devices they think will get approved is not luck. People c
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by pfisch 9y ago
To a point I agree. Nespresso machines are about 100x better than Keurigs. They just are and no amount of lifestyle marketing is going to change that.
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by pfisch 9y ago
Idk why you are getting downvoted, because you are obviously right.
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by pfisch 9y ago
After skimming that I still have no idea why she opposes it. Because it made her cry? Because she doesn't like the businesses that offer all inclusive packages? Not a great article.
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by pfisch 9y ago
That is great and all but I would still classify this kind of behavior as predatory and taking advantage of the young. Payday loan places are also pretty transparent about the situation.
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by pfisch 9y ago
Electricity is cheap in New Orleans and we make video games so the computers all have decent gpus. You can connect to hubs that auto switch the mining algorithm to the most profitable one at the time.
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by pfisch 9y ago
You can connect to hubs that auto switch the mining algorithm to the most profitable one at the time.
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by pfisch 9y ago
It seems to be profitable. Electricity is cheap in New Orleans and we make video games so the computers all have decent gpus. You can connect to hubs that auto switch the mining algorithm to the most profitable one at the time.
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by pfisch 9y ago
I'm the owner.

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