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by przeor 4y ago
Cryptocurrencies is a more social revolution than technical one. It helps to spread innovative ideas more evenly across the globe. Cryptocurrencies provide coordination mechanisms and is the "fuel". I'm from Poland, so good e
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by przeor 4y ago
I have opposite experience with Mazda. Now driving XC40
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by przeor 4y ago
How it's different from creating a Telegram room for your beta product? Do you have a mobile app so they can receive push notifications?
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by przeor 4y ago
I would pick Barbados for tax reasons
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by przeor 4y ago
I got similar situation with Twillio and we got fast response and full refund. Just saying :-)
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by przeor 4y ago
I'm in Poland, why I waste time on reading this? downvotes from HN?
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by przeor 4y ago
simple, if there are no more participants in a govt systems like social security or people dont want to use govt backed money, then it's value will collapse in a one way or another. It means that people who are left in the system are
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by przeor 4y ago
I remember my previous employer's www was mentioned in the same article with google with a back link in the first paragraph. We got less than 100 clicks due to google analytics. It was 2012. I was shocked that this number was so low. I
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by przeor 4y ago
Every aspect of life is related to population distribution graph which is doomed in Europe. Even if you save your retirement in a real estate, it's value is tightly correlated to amount of people in productive age when you try to sell
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by przeor 4y ago
A friend with nickname "G3rn0ti" from Germany explained in the longer comment what I had on mind. I am not sure how it works in USA, but in Poland it's similar scheme as in Germany. Pure Ponzi-like scheme, but if you decline
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by przeor 4y ago
Social Security at least in Poland, also is a Ponzi-like scheme. The difference is that to crypto you arent forced to participate in in opposit to govt backed schemes.
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by przeor 4y ago
What in real economy in terms of "charts" and "ticks" and "emotions" happens in 20 years, in crypto it happens faster probably in 4 years. I don't know, but the way it is. People in crypto are used to 90%
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by przeor 4y ago
In general, people on HN doesn't get crypto and put minuses on my comments. History rhymes. Everything takes long time to play out. Internet took 40 - 50 years, crypto is just 10 years old and they say it has to bust, soon.
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by przeor 4y ago
The scale is different because back then there were circa 100 000 000 +/- mln onboarded onto the hype. Now They expect 1BLN+ to be onboarded to crypto with internet access. More growth potential takes more time to play out. Most peopl
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by przeor 4y ago
similar empty promises were made in dot com era. Does it mean dot com period of 1995-2001 was wasted and meaningless?
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by przeor 4y ago
agree
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by przeor 4y ago
I agree. In dot com era most of startups are not here? Only circa1%~3% of founded between 1995 to 2001 created real economic value. Does it mean rest 97% were scams because they didnt create meaningful value etc.?
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by przeor 4y ago
how do you regulate crypto in the corrupted country with corrupted govt? How people want to regulate it this way in a such country? Your example makes sense in countries like Canada ( till 2021 ). Who knows when US or Germany or other west
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by przeor 5y ago
Historically, people lost more money in the past by trusting third parties/IOU than trusting Ethereum settling layer. Global trust network was not possible before blockchain tech happend. Whole Switzerland success is built on trust con
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by przeor 5y ago
In my opinion most general Problem that web3 is solving is related to coordination https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordination_failure_(econom... citing: "Coordination failure can lead to an underemployment equil
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by przeor 5y ago
Web3 requires whole new mindset analogous to 100% electric cars. You can't find value in Tesla, if your mindset is still in 90' and there are no electric charges available. Web3 value proposition is more obvious for people outside
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by przeor 5y ago
give a chance to Brave Browser? It has privacy features and is based on chromedriver
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by przeor 5y ago
How Life Imitates Chess Book by Garry Kasparov This book explained me concepts of - material - time - and quality in chess and business life.
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by przeor 5y ago
Brave -> ico
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by przeor 5y ago
with history, someone from Kherson
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by przeor 5y ago
good idea, just booked one night in Kiev to support. Airbnb takes 0% fees thats good. Thanks edit: just got this message from Kherson via airbnb: "Hello! Thank you very much for your support! I can’t hold back my tears! The whole world
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by przeor 5y ago
Why it's called Ukraine, not Russia then? ZSSR stopped exsisting in 1990, thanks good as Im from Poland and ZSSR times were dark here. Putin first shhould rename their country to ZSSR before trying to capture Ukraine. Otherwise the ord
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by przeor 5y ago
SPFS is implemented in one german bank, so Merkel and Putin still can trade gas behind Europe back even if they block swift
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by przeor 5y ago
who and when invented term "money laundering"? Ehat was initial meaning for this term ?
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by przeor 5y ago
crack on what? If they receive plenty of taxes for years from it, they are part of the problem not a solution as you would

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