shagymoe

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by shagymoe 3y ago
Primarily, I'd use it to give my son the best life he can have after contracting Guillian-Barre syndrome from the covid vaccine. A nice house close to me, money for the things he wants and needs and all the medical care and physical t
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by shagymoe 3y ago
True but it's not totally useless. My comprehension is probably north of 80% but I can't speak as fast as I'd like, which is frustrating.
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by shagymoe 3y ago
Ideally everyone would flee twitter
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by shagymoe 3y ago
Have we though? I seriously doubt doctors are aggressively pushing eating well and exercising. Has anyone ever received a workout plan from their doctor besides some generic PT exercises? Do they develop nutrition plans tailored to you? Do
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by shagymoe 3y ago
A scam where you pay $800 to execute it, get no money and the tokens are permanently frozen is the least effective scam of all time.
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by shagymoe 3y ago
That's a weird flavor of kook-aid you're drinking there.
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by shagymoe 3y ago
Anecdotally, creatine makes me angry and a little unhinged. I've found evidence of other people complaining about this but it's not considered a known side effect. YMMV
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by shagymoe 3y ago
You're going to have trouble convincing anyone of anything related to crypto with that username.
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by shagymoe 3y ago
Does this account for all the people who were unemployed more than 6 months ago or does the government continue to disregard these people in their numbers?
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by shagymoe 3y ago
I built a command line app that will execute a variety of different strategies for my crypto holdings. To be clear, I'm not a degen trader, it's more about things like DCAing and rebalancing. Eg. "Divide my current USD balan
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by shagymoe 3y ago
I get this lag when I'm using an older macbook pro (mid-2012) near my M1.
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by shagymoe 3y ago
>the author asserts that stretching does nothing for you I'm struggling to find a response to this. My personal results from daily stretching are so profound but could be written off as "anecdotal". I'd find it very
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by shagymoe 4y ago
>If some of the stuff Trump/Elon did secretly leaked, people could be going crazy Not their supporters, they very, very clearly don't care.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
>they are fiercely solitary and glad to jump to cannibal behavior at the first opportunity You could probably say similar things about early humans.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
Maybe the universe is powering a piston.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
Yes and even more true when "confidently wrong" statements are provably false.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
It's incredible how far a mentally ill person can push the system.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
>indistinguishable from what dumb people think smart people are like. Since about 2016, we have overwhelming evidence that even "smart people" are "fooled" by "confidently wrong".
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by shagymoe 4y ago
In the United States, one "standard" drink (or one alcoholic drink equivalent) contains roughly 14 grams of pure alcohol, which is found in: 12 ounces of regular beer, which is usually about 5% alcohol 5 ounces of wine, which is t
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by shagymoe 4y ago
Do you live in the EU and have experience with the healthcare system there?
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by shagymoe 4y ago
Imagine what they'll do with a CBDC.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
It's clear you don't understand how nodes or "voting" works. There's no mechanism there which would induce wild swings.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
I was right there with you. We're collectively too stupid or too easily manipulated to enact the change we need.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
Econ 101 seems to have a failing end game. Bitcoin gets distributed because, since you can't make more, you don't get anything for free. You spend it and it goes somewhere else. Maybe you get it back if you add value, but you don
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by shagymoe 4y ago
The current system is more irrational, unless you're benefiting from the corrupt system. Bitcoin is democratic and you vote with a node.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
Undeniably, in the beginning, yes. Eventually it would be distributed more evenly as those people spend or die. We already have billionaires and the difference is that, with the current system, their money will not become distributed. They
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by shagymoe 4y ago
All good points. Let's remove the power to control money from these people.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
If Bitcoin were the default currency, the value would not fluctuate, it would just slowly rise. Responsible savers would be rewarded. Irresponsible risk takers would generally be punished.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
Bitcoin != cryptocurrencies. You might as well be comparing dollars and beanie babies. Define "much better" and for who because they're very clearly, very bad at monetary policy.
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by shagymoe 4y ago
The value of Bitcoin would not fluctuate wildly if it were the default currency. You're not even attempting to argue in good faith or imagine how things could be different. What you call "angsty" is what I call "rational

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