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by tarsinge 6y ago
Not that much compared to other direct or indirect causes.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
That’s what I don’t get too. Here is France the law is similar, and I can’t imagine card holders calculating the capital gains on every transaction. Here it requires taking a snapshot of your portfolio every time because you have to know th
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by tarsinge 6y ago
Isn’t that what Diallo is saying?
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by tarsinge 6y ago
I find Docker Compose really useful for single server deployments.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
Switching email is the easiest, because service level is similar elsewhere. The migration just take a long time, but keeping the legacy gmail in parallel of the new account is not too bothersome. It's also a great occasion to use your
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by tarsinge 6y ago
There are plenty of companies and whole industries people working for contribute negatively, so at least it's fairly neutral.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
Also deflation could be an interesting tool to cool down the economy and so literally cool down climate. Less consumption is what is needed.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
Except for 4 how is that “dark”? As a company owner I would love to have an engineer getting interested in the business side and maybe becoming a partner. But I would pass on a sociopath applying a playbook for their personal gain.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
The switch to PoS was known for years, miners know they’ll be phased out. The chain is decentralized, but that switch is not (it’s part of the initial chain dev/vision).
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by tarsinge 6y ago
The v2 POS is live, but the complete migration of the v1 chain will take one or two years: https://ethereum.org/en/eth2/
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by tarsinge 6y ago
> The lightning network is incredibly buggy and won't actually solve the problems it's promising. Not an expert but I found that a readable summary of different layer 2 scaling strategies and why Ethereum developers prefer Roll
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by tarsinge 6y ago
I have quite the opposite experience: my stress level decreased since I own. I guess it depends on your financial comfort. Doing the vanlife is great but what happens if you lose your job and your van needs maintenance? Maybe add a downturn
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by tarsinge 6y ago
That make sense as a mission but that announcement alone will have the opposite effect. The last few weeks proved a lot of people that the game is rigged against retail investors. The is not what is needed to restore confidence, and stop th
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by tarsinge 6y ago
Just in case the speculators here are the over leveraged hedge funds on the short side.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
You can do loans with no collateral at all if you use flash loans.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
Look up Aave it’s Open Source, I was surprised at first but it seems to work. Also flash loans are an interesting new financial tool previously not available for individuals.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
Also eating meat, buying new clothes every few weeks/months, browsing inefficient websites, using social media with huge data centers to process personal data and target ads... These could be outright banned with no harm to society.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
One can argue that Facebook is detrimental to society, so it's worse than an unproductive asset. It's strange seeing people take an environmental stance against Bitcoin, and then blindly defending unethical money making schemes, a
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by tarsinge 6y ago
I don't understand the need to force an universal on everyone, instead of letting systems cohabit. Every time someone says WFH is great someone else can't refrain to say it's hell for them or others. School was great for you,
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by tarsinge 6y ago
> I've been seeing a growing anti-python sentiment lately Not speaking for the quality of the article, but on that sentiment: maybe it's just that the pro-python sentiment is eroding. I'm glad it's becoming kind of ok
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by tarsinge 6y ago
> Bitcoin literally stops existing if you stop believing in it. That is the case for countless things. Is a corporation a real thing or a belief? Where is the physical entity Facebook or the physical entity Apple? Is it the people workin
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by tarsinge 6y ago
In any professional artistic/creative activity, there is always a tension between artistic freedom and profits. It's up to each individual/company to position the cursor. It's the same with movies and music, the producti
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by tarsinge 6y ago
Novice question: to lose that much money do you need to sell options? My understanding was that buying options was relatively safe.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
No, this sub-thread is a response to: > The whole business is a scam built around sending in some 26 year-old with an Ivy League degree and $100 haircut to regurgitate snippets from articles in HBR.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
I agree, and I’m a bit disappointed by season 4 and 5. While they are enjoyable in their style, they are too much character focused compared to the perspective opened previously. Didn’t read the books, hope the story goes back to discovery
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by tarsinge 6y ago
And also: it happened at nearly at the same time, in the middle of the week were volume was getting lower to the days before. The price crashed just after, and the next day we have news that a lot a short positions were closed[0]. [0] http
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by tarsinge 6y ago
If you sell something and there is no buyer, what happens to the price?
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by tarsinge 6y ago
The GME move is costing BILLIONS to hedge funds, at that scale I’m sure the costs of a million dollar fine is taken into account.
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by tarsinge 6y ago
> the house has taken possession of the short position and is now putting their thumb on the scale. With such low volume it's unlikely. They literally blocked the buy side, so they are just tanking the price with a few shares to sca
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by tarsinge 6y ago
It’s still possible to send a spacecraft in the coming years https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstellar_object#Hypothet...

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