potatototoo99

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   by potatototoo99 4y ago

   Why not start that discussion yourself?
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   Americans.
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   Almost every country has some form of this law. Sometimes the money is confiscated, other times it is treated as a taxable event at the highest rate possible, etc.
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   by potatototoo99 4y ago

   Yikes. What if they ban your Google account? They have no customer support to speak of.
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   Abe is the sixth Japanese PM assassinated.
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   by potatototoo99 4y ago

   LeCun being LeCun.
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   by potatototoo99 4y ago

   Wait, copilot spews out code that was licensed outside of public domain or equivalent? How is that at all legal?
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   by potatototoo99 4y ago

   There's not much democracy in the EU, and that's by design. I'm only surprised they haven't got rid of the ability of countries to secede the union yet. I'm guessing all these pushes for further integration are an a
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   by potatototoo99 4y ago

   You can always fork bitcoin and throw whatever hashing power you want at it. PoW gives you that.
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    The US is absolutely getting their hands on all text messages of EU leaders they can get away with with reasonable doubt... They'd be incompetent not to.
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    I usually brush aside these doomsday articles about crypto, but the linked article is really depressing: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-25/sam-bankm... I remember nicer days when crypto had s
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    Smart contracts are supposed to embody "code is law". It's not very lawful to then switch the liquidation with a vague "sell OTC over an undetermined amount of time".
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    I'm only surprised why would the Solend team care about crashing the price of Solana. Why would the Solana care either for that matter (I don't know if they are the same people though). If it crashes because of a sudden bulk marke
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    What about the AMC ou GME stocks? And if as you seem to imply, crypto is useless, then why isn't everyone shorting it to 0? Obviously you'll concede the stock market is not solely rooted on the underlying assets or dividend, but a
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    Musk's outspoken behavior is probably a big part of the reason his companies are so valuable.
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    Like every currency ever in the history of mankind, gold-backed or not.
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    Being independent? US, China and Russia project this image of great power but they can hardly project it, as evidenced most recently in Ukraine.
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    Any airplane could also defeat all of us combined.
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    Cool story, but with so many things to eavesdrop on a so-called end-to-end secure platform, wasn't anything more interesting? Like state secrets or child trafficking?
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    It is common for PM-plus-president systems to have the PM govern and the president be allowed to dissolve parliament. They are usually independent enough unless the president is seeking reelection.
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    No, he's saying they are probably pricing themselves out of the global talent pool, by only being competitive in the cheapest countries.
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    >These people are really fond of the number called «market cap.» All that means, though, is whatever the last price for a coin was multiplied by all the coins in existence. What it doesn’t mean is that you can convert all of them into re
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    by potatototoo99 4y ago

    You say that on a website where you don't need JavaScript either.