tzakrajs

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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I don't think an abundance of negative, however vivid, intrusive thoughts could leave anyone in a positive state of amazement. Maybe if they were positive?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Screw human productivity, how about human happiness.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
> the company is on track to soon have $300 billion of cash, almost all of which is located abroad, and $150 billion of debt
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I don't and will not put more than 10 years of experience on my resume no matter how old I get. My university study does not exist on my resume either. I am hoping this will help against discrimination.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I think the OP is taking the phrase too literally. "Faking it" is a tongue-in-cheek expression to describe putting in tangible effort towards becoming the person you want to be.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Adsense? I don't remember seeing internal advertisements powered by Adsense. :P
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
They probably want more control over the implementation of Youtube. Maybe it's not a good experience on the Fire TV and Echo Show.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
For CME (and perhaps NASDAQ) they are doing cash settlement instead of physical settlement of the Bitcoin since it would introduce significant overhead. They are going to use a reference rate called their "Bitcoin Reference Rate"
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Does it work if you set the root password and try again?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Can't reproduce on multiple High Sierra machines.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
They don't specify the age of the children, but one reason might be that more young adults are finding it difficult to be employed thus spending more time with their family.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Orthogonal, but related: Bitcoins are used in illegal arbitrage and they are traceable to the current holder. Why shouldn't a Bitcoin holder worry that their local government won't compel them with laws to relinquish their Bitcoin
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
The naive proposition that governments will accept Bitcoin's feature of regulatory arbitrage makes this article difficult to take seriously. The federal government will have the capability to unmask those involved in the arbitrage.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I've got people on my Facebook feed posting regularly about how we all need to buy BTC now while it is on the rise. They brag about their winnings and encourage others to play too...
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Sounds like mimicry of the great Sam Harris.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Thank you for raising this point. Do we really want to make people insanely rich just because they were stupid enough to convert their money to BTC? It's frustrating to watch people getting rich making the wrong move. Why do we think t
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Exactly, it's trivial for governments to unmask anyone who wants to legally deal in Bitcoin. They will probably make it illegal to hold at all, but we shall see.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
It's clear this is going to be the epicenter of the next asset bubble, but people need something exciting to live for, even if it is a lie.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
The dude had $2,000 in savings and was like, "yup this should be plenty." Post-mortem complete.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Being so close to social is a liability for Facebook more than other ad companies. Whereas Google probably also sold ads to the Russians, they did it in a way that wasn't as intermingled with personal happenings. There is a conflict of
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Maybe they could be used for hikes and climbs where you could put all of your camp gear on it and have it follow behind.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
5/5 but only because I have ran into these problems on my own in the past. edit: MySQL
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Decentralized does not mean guaranteed availability; however, this failure shows that the internet is somewhat fault tolerant since most packets on the net were routed to the correct destination during that time.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Don't forget Birthdays! Make sure you give the smallest amount of effort to everyone to recognize their birthday.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Mark has based his entire adult life on Facebook, are you surprised that he would be resistant to people challenging his life's work?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Except people look the other way for oil exporters because we can run our cars on it. I can't do anything with all this spent electricity (that has also been converted into heat energy and released into our atmosphere, yay). Maybe BTC
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
This is the most dangerous thing about the IMF stating that blockchain was the future of finance... they forgot that everyone immediately assumes Bitcoin when you say blockchain. They were specifically not referencing Bitcoin by name for a
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
The longer I look at it, the more Bitcoin looks like a scheme to enrich criminals and enable rogue states to do business. Does it help the world economy that a large handful of people who go into bitcoin early now are controlling millions o
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Also came for beer history and was mildly disappointed.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Rich people have too much money.

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