spurdoman77

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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Really nice guideline for work. Should spread it around.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
My toughts: 2. Yes, in areas where other governments profit isnt your loss. I think there are lots of these. For example, if you have software which makes people more healthy, you wont lose if people in other countries get healthier as well
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Or written other way "go public". To have liquidity for a company you need to be listed at some marketplace and be interesting enough so that people will trade tour stock.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
The good thing with WFH is that if your superior pisses you off you can just start drinking beer and stop working, and no one will probably notice.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Not any technical details. Doesnt make sense. Short time speculators are not an enemy for long time investors. Also, doesnt make sense to enforce long-term view on exchange level.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
"I guess they're not happy [1] but want to be independent contractors still [2]." Any normal employee or freelancer is not happy, but still goes to the job because there are bills to pay. It is normal to want things to be alw
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Sounds like the workers have effectively unionized against the customers.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Market price? Interesting way to put it. You could say that the ransomware issuer has a monopoly to the data and will price it to the level where the company owners have higher return paying and continuing it than closing the company down.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
The article reads like a hate piece, doesnt really contain any argumentation. Yeah I hate broccoli too.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Can someone explain to me, what the value of metacomments like this are?
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
You have incentive to spend, since the point of life is not to die with as many bitcoins as possible, but to spend your wealth on things that you enjoy and matter. I think it is a great thing that BTC makes disincentivizes unnecessary spe
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
With gambling the winners is very, very small minority. With bitcoin/crypto practically all people who got in before 2017 have been doing very, very well.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Bitcoin for me is a "savings account". The tx fee is certainly important, but more important is the long term value appreciation. I have changed btc to other cryptos to spend them, so I pay less fees, but Im not holding other cryp
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
I personally prefer not to use fiat currency, because I prefer my purchasing power to go up. Thats why I say no to stablecoins.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
With any financial instruments there are those for who it is a worse deal than alternative. With Bitcoin you have great volatility, but it has been mostly upwards. If you have made loss you are probably minority of the user/investor ba
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
I bought bitcoin first time when it was below $10. Happy to be stupid and have those thousand percent gains.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Basically you state that it isnt donation but payment for gig. Which would apply to github "donations" as well, they arent donations but payment for the open source work. Finnish peoples problem isnt the laws, but the fact that th
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
You can create that and I think in 99% percent of cases you can also collect github donations without problems in Finland. If it were to go in court I think it could be easily explained as non-donation because there is work performed. Also
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Common. It is a capitalist, moderately wealthy country.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Hooray for recession.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
My personal empirical research agrees with the headline.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Casual sex is quite different thing to having a relationships. I dont believe the group who has a lot of casual sex with different partners settle for polygamy typically - relationships are about a lot of other things than sex, while hookup
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
> Apple is turning into 90s-era Microsoft and System76 is turning into early 2000s Apple. I would love to believe this, but it is very hard. Ill try out some system76 laptop in the future. However I think just alone the fact that I live
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Anyone know how exactly this onion site naming scheme works? Will all those drug markets soon have funkt accessible domains?
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Successful startups dont really need that good pitch decks or pitching in general, because the metrics speak for themselves. Would be certainly more interesting to see Juicero pitch deck.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Yeah Ive seen articles removed which had much more sensible content than this bullcrap.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
> Slack the company really needs to embrace distributed work practices if they want to actually build a tool for distributed work practices. > Slack has totally become a drag on productivity and a net negative. Channel and message ove
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Report your old card stolen, and renew the card. Also makes sense to use virtual cards for future purchases.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
I never understood the point of these personal finance apps. When I run out of money I just withdraw a some more out of our familys multimillion trust fund.
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by spurdoman77 6y ago
Majority of times I order from these centralized sites becauae of convenience. Id like to support my local restaurant by ordering via phoning the restaurant directly, but it is pain in the arse compared to the convenient web ordering proces

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