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pwb25
3y ago
and 4, when things are going well companies in general avoid firing anyone who isn't like harassaing people or something like that. Because it gives a bad outlook and the ones who can start to look for something else Now they just use
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pwb25
3y ago
And yet all remote only companies posted record profits last years hm
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pwb25
3y ago
> Nobody can list everything that is unlawful. Whats the law book for then?
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pwb25
3y ago
So how do you know which laws to follow then? Sounds utterly stupid
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pwb25
3y ago
It means you use ETH to do things on ETH, just like you use gas to run a car or tractor. So what is the security part of that?
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pwb25
3y ago
So maybe they should align within themselves before going after others?
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pwb25
3y ago
you seem very stuck up on legal words I think. ANy normal thinking human realize the one enforcing rules, must obviously also tell what rules are ok or not How should this "outside council" learn the rules, if they can not ask the
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pwb25
3y ago
It's part of his job, otherwise how can he do it? In this case, from what I've seen, SEC can not even say what is "definietly illegal" like you say. So they can not be trusted
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3y ago
You are mixing up the general moral of someone making a law vs some specific country though. anyhow, then they can of course give you advice what NOT to do, and will do. Otherwise, as i said, how can they enforce something unless they know
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pwb25
3y ago
Tell me which law saying crypto is a security
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pwb25
3y ago
and crypto currencies are used as fuel for their networks
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pwb25
3y ago
From what I heard SEC didn't tell Coinbase what was illegal or not or what they should do though?
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pwb25
3y ago
It literal is yes. At least part of it. How else can he judge what is legal or not?
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pwb25
3y ago
>Besides, it's not the SEC's job to give free legal consultation. "Free"? They are literally funded with tax money. They work for citizens and companies. It's their literal job. It's like saying "you c
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pwb25
3y ago
But how can they enforce what they don't know? Coinbase and others asked several times, what should they do. Then get no answer. Then get attacked?
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pwb25
3y ago
No I mean they ask "what should we do and what IS THE LAW?" and SEC say "we don't know"
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pwb25
3y ago
at the same time SEC don't tell them what to do or not? Such a weird agency
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pwb25
3y ago
good luck with that
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pwb25
3y ago
then everyone who joins your company gonna learn this home made framework?
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pwb25
3y ago
I don't get why, Angular is really nice and has so much included and is well documented and no need for reflux and redux libraries that might do or not do what you need
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pwb25
3y ago
and its still more than the 0% it was before
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pwb25
3y ago
cool, thanks man
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pwb25
3y ago
I don't even mean about immigration. Layoff threads or economy threads also get a lot of comments fast but for some reason those almost autistic special interest posts few care about is getting quite some upvotes
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pwb25
3y ago
it's funny because that's obviously what people want then instead in top 5 there is some weird article about like "How I used my old CRT monitor to create a fish tracking app using radios" and some guy reply about some h
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pwb25
4y ago
the problem is the gated app stores and forced updates I use a laptop from 2016 with no problem at all really for programming for example
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pwb25
4y ago
Yes they can, but a countrys law is for that country. Not for other countries. Just like you can not be prosecuted for driving as a woman in US where it is legal
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pwb25
4y ago
exactly they can on paper, but no one will care or be expected to care. that's what the ridicolous difference is
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pwb25
4y ago
It's so funny how SEC think they can just walk around and charge anyone in the world with some made up law imagine chinese SEC or egyptian SEC doing that to americans
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pwb25
4y ago
how is a local limitation solving anything of this other than on paper though? If so, they should if something start in a small country...
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pwb25
4y ago
just use english language then?
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