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by pistle 13y ago
I gave it the moment that it deserves, but I don't know if it's possible to over-discount what the CEO of a company with so incredibly much invested in said virtual-crypto-currency has to say. He's looking for reach to consol
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by pistle 13y ago
Yeah, call in the regulators to get some back. Thank a US fiat tax payer. You're welcome. It's the biggest load of hypocrisy that people who enthusiastically wanted to play in the libertarian paradise of an unregulated currency th
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by pistle 13y ago
This business plan looks more like a college kid in an ill-fitting suit and badly tied tie going for their first job interviews.
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by pistle 13y ago
"We are use the Yayoi Kaikei accounting system." Outside of that hilarity, this thing seriously is either fake or a scary indictment of the lack of acumen and precision demanded by an organization of this type. How often does a gr
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by pistle 13y ago
I should totally invest all my savings into speculative stocks. A first wave of gried ate through 550 and accelerated into 500 which ran to 400, where a wall of buying kicked in. That triggered a run-up. Not enough selling to breach the sup
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by pistle 13y ago
No man. The blockchain man, the blockchain. It's out there. We got this. The question could be that once they find out the who or who's, and those people are riding pitchfork style, around Bittown, who's going to be in charge
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by pistle 13y ago
My offer for your mint condition bears stands. You know how to reach me.
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by pistle 13y ago
Which may well mean that the Koolaid is a fabrication by a segment of the tech industry to move units and subscriptions.
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by pistle 13y ago
My first thought was Cobra.
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by pistle 13y ago
If you aren't familiar with Rob at all, it's likely easy to not get the context or personality. This guy is as transformed as you will find someone who rode/rides the .net paths. His affinity for everything non-.net and the e
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by pistle 13y ago
>"Don't hire outside your network." If nobody in your network has a track record of results, become a sycophant? What if all the hackers in your network are US as well? You got less than a 5% chance of a hope to do anythin
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by pistle 13y ago
Who should be mocked? Site owners or users? While you decide, let me get my mocking stick warmed up.
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by pistle 13y ago
So, if you share more than 1 post in your timeline... POKE - it's on. And the day after POKE, you're ~~~ha-pp-i-er~~~. They have macro data which is interesting, but yeah, the utility of this for individuals? It's Complicated
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by pistle 13y ago
Infrastructure is hand-waving friendly? The revolution will not be Pringle-can-ized. Is this how bad it's getting for bitcoin? People are trying to invent dependencies based on flying currencies? Let me get this straight... You want me
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by pistle 13y ago
Getting effective sampling in case-control studies when it comes to the structure they seem to have put together is complex, with pitfalls. With the numbers they have and descriptions provided, we have little reason to believe this study wa
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by pistle 13y ago
People can change at human timescales. Businesses die at business timescales. Business timescales in technology are shorter than human timescales. So, lower downs could become higher ups, but not by the ship date.
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by pistle 13y ago
If I had a position, I couldn't be considered objective. Not to mention... the primary exchanges seem to produce that sort of clunky, bug-riddled system that undermines my confidence. A derivatives exchange? So, what the come-latelies
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by pistle 13y ago
What kind of mpg or kmpg do you get with that thing?
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by pistle 13y ago
Gotta love that US wood grain look. Nobody kills a the euro look of a euro car like the Americans.
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by pistle 13y ago
For presenting utilize as a wasteful term, I want to tearfully hug everyone involved in this. Please kill 'utilize.' We should reach out to stakeholders and incentivize the sunsetting of the leveraging of the word 'utilize&#x
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by pistle 13y ago
Day one: Slander the biggest exchange and hang your neck out calming the entrenched. "They are amateurs. This is that exchange's problem. $1000 is but days away." Day two: Uhh... "Stay calm. This is just the expression o
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by pistle 13y ago
Big ups from the 1040ST part of the peanut gallery!
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by pistle 13y ago
The candlestick charts are not telling a pretty story about trust right now. Bitbugs keep the faith and talk about buying with blood in the streets since it always bounces back, but every flash crash comes with a worse story. The headline i
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by pistle 13y ago
I'm supporting this calling of the BS. I have a some reliable data points pointing in the opposite direction of this link-baity volksciencemeinschaft. Get this off the front page.
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by pistle 13y ago
The best we can be are professional on-the-job learners with a knack for clean implementations.
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by pistle 13y ago
Who could stand to listen to audio from those crappy speakers, let alone at such a saturated loudness on said crappy speakers?
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by pistle 13y ago
Everything can be traded as long as people believe in its value. Currencies are proxies. Proxies function best with stability in value and wide awareness of relative values for goods and against other currencies. Bitcoin and its ilk are goi
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by pistle 13y ago
Why does Apple continue killing apps which violate terms of service or defraud the app review process? Dunno...
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by pistle 13y ago
Is this the technical way of shutting your doors to stop the run on the bank?
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by pistle 13y ago
Ack... now I'm torn over going and watching Time Bandits again or watching Bitcoin drama.

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