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reaclmbs
13y ago
Someone needs to write "c for ruby programmers"
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reaclmbs
13y ago
Very exciting and empowering article. Makes me want to learn c, or at least believe that c is possible, straightforward easy and useful.
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reaclmbs
13y ago
If the minimum tip size is big enough, it would be a Very interesting contribution to any thread... let's say $10-20 USD. That's enough to make it socially relevant.
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reaclmbs
13y ago
Yes, as long as the bot replied ONLY if the tip didn't go through.
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reaclmbs
13y ago
Are you able to actually solve problems (with leadership) instead of just pointing them out? You have no track record of that.... in fact, just the opposite. But if you managed to change things around you could become an easy hire and own
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reaclmbs
14y ago
yes, but when cyprus defaults, what will the european countries want? gold.
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reaclmbs
14y ago
the sovereign nations have gold...
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reaclmbs
14y ago
You got it right, buddy, but it's an emerging government - not an entrenched one.
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reaclmbs
14y ago
OK, I'll take it. Post your public BTC or LTC address.
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14y ago
OK what you said is literally true, but I interpreted the spirit of your comment, because it has few implications for the end user. It's technically relevant, but eventually will be abstracted away.. (.. because "if the project continues
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14y ago
what part
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reaclmbs
14y ago
>When $50K of BitCoins is stolen today, and is $500K of BitCoin five years from now, every last cent of that filthy lucre can be monitored with acute cryptographic precision until the end of time. Thats just false. Its easy to convert
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14y ago
Hey, I know you hate Bitcoin and think it's a pyramid scheme and everything, but isn't it good for smart people, and wouldn't its success create fricture among the elites (like you are always advocating)?
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reaclmbs
14y ago
Can you then please provide specific, step-by-step steps, for turning online BTC (in say, Coinbase or MtGox) into an offline, printed, "paper wallet"? Thanks.
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14y ago
"The commodity value of bitcoins is rooted in their currency value, but the more of a commodity they become, the less useful they are as a currency." Yep..
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14y ago
He drew an analogy to wall street and called it a "rigged game". So, I'm curious to hear how he'd rig it.
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reaclmbs
14y ago
OK, let's play a game. Say you had $5mm. How would you manipulate the Bitcoin market and earn a guaranteed return?
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Drag and drop images; efficiently, automatically creates sprite + CSS
(cly.jsser.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
It'd be need if somebody ran a YC Hedge Fund. I'd happily pay 2% and 20% management fees! :D
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14y ago
If you live or are willing to relocate to SF, put your email in your profile. I bet a lot of people would interview you in a heartbeat.
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14y ago
$500k is life-changing money, but not FU-money. You think that not having to worry about rent and food and medical bills wouldn't change your life?
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14y ago
I think you're being rude. I am referring to the collapse of financial systems, but not necessarily the replacement by bitcoin. Maybe precious metals, heirloom seeds, or guns?
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With all the Bitcoin hype, here's Mark Cuban on "The Stock Market"
(blogmaverick.com)
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14y ago
Wouldn't a conservative hedge?
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reaclmbs
14y ago
Instacart is a useful case study. Even though I do not like the product, and have had a few bad experiences, it solves a pain and I'll keep using it.
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14y ago
If I buy bitcoins now but it takes 10 days to be approved/settle, what price will I be locked into?
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14y ago
Where to buy BitCoins easily? CoinBase is useless since they've "exceeded their maximum daily limit", and Mt. Gox wants me to verify my home address, but I just moved and don't have any bills yet.
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14y ago
Anyone in San Francisco willing to sell me some bitcoins? I'm looking to buy up to 10. We'll meet up in a café and I'll give you cash for them. I don't feel like jumping through hoops getting verified with Mt Gox. Happy to pay a 10% pri
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14y ago
Liberals usually favor high minimum wage
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14y ago
It would be good to get people of similar skill to play together. I hate playing with the total scrubs and I hate playing with the ex Varsity athletes. Also it would be nice to meet someone else who has to use contrived situations to make
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