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by randomhodler84 4y ago
If you are going to make swag, make it in black. I wouldn’t be caught dead in yellow or blue.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
What are you talking about? Atheists are generally far more intelligent than the religious. Something to do with not get caught up in millennial old fairy tales is one, and use of science, reason and logic over lore, superstition and guilt.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Ja it will come back. It’s a protocol. Nothing about the protocol(s) are broken. If you haven’t been around long enough it looks bleak, but it’s all happened before, multiple times. Paul is right about the future, but his timing might be of
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Hehe yeah, had to be TAS-bot inputting the exploit and payload, the video said it was over 2M button presses over 4 controllers! I think some of the simpler ACE could be done by a human, like the Mario 3 one…
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
This is super impressive. Using arbitrary code execution, the speedrunner injected a whole new set of models, sound, dialog and code satisfying many urban legends and beta content from the game 23 years after it was released. I love that we
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Mostly out of practicality. Gone are the days of safety running binary warez. (Code) [malware]. Too many malcode and viruses. Data on the other hand, is far less risky, as malicious content would need to exploit the file format parser, etc
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
This is hacker news, not boot licking statist news. It’s not a strange position, infact, I would say going on a hacker board and moralizing is a strange position. Hackers just want information to be free.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
“640K ought to be enough for anybody“
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Same story and I feel the same way. It is the curse of our generation. We have no future, it was stolen from us by our selfish forebears. We will all die cold and alone as the world collapses around us.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Ha! Ok! I guess that is slightly less useful.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
My mate bought some beers for 87k sat the other day. A family member spent 40k sats on groceries a few months ago. I’m actually tracking it for art
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
It’s better if you don’t.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Why not?
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
His full diplomatic title is His Excellency Justin Yuchen Sun, Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the World Trade Organization in Grenada. It is correct to address him as His Excellency or HE. He also has diplomatic immunity.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
I prefer “Bitcoiner”, I’m not into ‘crypto’, bro.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
21 million Bitcoin. 2.1 Quadrillion Satoshi. For all time. Unlike gold which can be mined in the trillions from asteroids. Your argument that Bitcoin is trivially copyable was /an/ argument in 2014. We are in a different place now
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Yes, through redemptions. So we know $10s of billions is real — at least! It’s a stablecoin, so market cap is simply the amount printed.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
I think it is the full story. Company performance is the driver, but it doesn’t set the price. It not right to say it’s irrelevant, it is, but the most important thing is what the market is willing to pay. The dividend price drops occurs on
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Not quite! Shares of AT&T go up because people spend fiat on buying them. The activity makes it a more attractive buy, but unless the company buys back it’s own shares they don’t go up when they make money. It’s not magic, it’s a market
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Pleased to meet you jpambrun! I am one of those 0.1% idealists.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
True. I was able to make riskier investments knowing that I would be able to eat if things went badly. I’m just waiting for the collapse of civilization now myself.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Yeah, you are correct. The downward spiral mechanism is allowlisted, and the players won’t bring this event. I have no love for HE, but indeed it is a pretty clever play to monetize HE’s illiquid shitcoins. Ive always deeply distrusted HE b
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Some even did better than that ;-) My life is completely unchanged. I still work everyday.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
$10k can’t even buy a car. I don’t know where you are in this crazy world but where I but $10k isn’t life changing, it’s more like a month of fancy dinners. I guess I’m a real dumbass. :-)
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Yeah, don’t short USDD (at least not yet). If Justin using His Excellencies personal wealth to bail out His Excellencies stablecoin sideproject, wait at least until the market cap goes beyond what he can bail out. It’s currently 3x over col
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
I don’t think tether is going to collapse. The money is there and the demand is high. Nobody is trading suitcases of fiat bills behind closed doors anymore, it’s all in USDT.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
One way to think of it as energy spend on activism for integrity. Many governments, tyrants and thieves would stop at nothing to corrupt the integrity of the chain. By sacrificing energy we make it very difficult for them to do so. It is no
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
And I’ll leave you with “yes, the game theory intensifies”. Thank you for playing.
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
Haha Michael Hiltzik wtf are you talking about? Cannot be audited? Lol ok come back when you understand “free and open source software” “transparent blockchain that records transactions for all enternity” “trustlessness”. This guy need to g
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by randomhodler84 4y ago
“Useful” PoW never really took off (primecoin and riecoin were prime number discovery POW functions that did not sustain long term value). it’s possible that general purpose and usable proof of work system might exist but I dont think we ha

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