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by verroq 9y ago
And how about the purchasing power of a family of 1?
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by verroq 9y ago
They could have left the legacy system running before switching irreversibly to the new bugged system. That way they can rollback the change.
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by verroq 9y ago
Pretty irresponsible to completely brick production servers when doing an upgrade. https://status.kraken.com Sounds like their staff has being going without sleep for a few days now.
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by verroq 9y ago
Compare with https://cryptopanic.com
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by verroq 9y ago
1. Except he never even said women on average are worse. Secondly people being upset is not an argument against the truthiness of statement, no matter how problematic . 2. “How dare he question the effectiveness of affirmative action” is a
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by verroq 9y ago
There is a difference between women are on average less capable (or what your interpretation seems to imply - women programmers are worse than men) and what is written which are there may be less qualified female candidates due to biologica
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by verroq 9y ago
Association fallacy [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_fallacy
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by verroq 9y ago
Techcrunch is just setting themselves up for libel
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by verroq 9y ago
You don’t want them in America anyway because their religion is largely incompatible with western ideals and culture. Their treatment of women, lgbt groups, free speech, for example are conflict with a harmonious western society. People don
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by verroq 9y ago
When he says “working code” he means “trading system”
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by verroq 9y ago
That totally stopped everyone I am sure.
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by verroq 9y ago
It is called the woodchipper for a reason
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by verroq 9y ago
https://www.bitmex.com/app/insuranceFund And cascading margin calls are possible, but it seems like all exchanges except for gdax/coinbase have a strategy to handle it.
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by verroq 9y ago
Market makers will have to trade on these unregulated exchanges so that they can hedge. So all you have done is unload the risk to the MMs. Which means if the MMs operate on the same risk model as you. Then you can expect the futures produc
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by verroq 9y ago
Prices only move because of successfully filled orders. It is extremely unlikely that the bid side of the orderbook is completely empty. The worse case is that longs may get liquidated substantially below their liquidation price, depending
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by verroq 9y ago
These exchanges will automatically liquidate your position in order to avoid causing a loss to the exchange. Okcoin uses socialised losses (clawback), bitmex uses ADL with their insurance fund. Bitfinex does some weird stuff. They hold up p
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by verroq 9y ago
If you are short and bitcoin goes up, then you should lose money. That is expected. If bitcoin price crashes, how does it imply exchanges will become compromised??? Counterparty risk also exists for established exchanges. Secondly I’d ventu
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by verroq 9y ago
You’ve been able to short bitcoin on okcoin, bitfinex, bitmex either via margin or through futures products for years. Secondly, newly launched futures products will have very thin liquidity due to the lack of market makers. There is no way
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by verroq 9y ago
Clearly not enough are leaving because otherwise the pay will naturally rise.
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by verroq 9y ago
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-announces-... FBI indictments > JIIA further participated in a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) hijacking scheme in which JIIA and co-conspirators fraudulently gai
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by verroq 9y ago
How difficult is it to include the separation step as part of the ML pipeline to make it end to end?
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by verroq 9y ago
In addition to bitcoin’s swings of 20-30%, the premium with respect to USD also swings 10-20% in local South Korean exchanges. I really wonder what is going on in there sometimes. The premium is persistent and doesn’t seem to be arbed out.
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by verroq 9y ago
No it only means two thirds of the people who are killed by a stranger are killed by someone who isn’t police.
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by verroq 9y ago
Tether is not an ICO and quite clear what it does. It is supposed to be a token that pegged to USD to facilitate the moving of USD via the blockchain instead of having to bother with the pain and fees of banks. Its market cap rises as more
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by verroq 9y ago
I don’t think there is a need, however market forces will ensure that competition exists. If the incumbent starts to betray the user alternatives will automatically arise.
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by verroq 9y ago
What a garbage list, doesn’t even include bitmex.
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by verroq 9y ago
Why not use mutexes and callbacks instead of channels for pubsub?
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by verroq 9y ago
Tether uses the Bitcoin blockchain (omnilayer) to store transactions. To do that they'll need to rewrite the block chain (150gb).
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by verroq 9y ago
They’ll be paid in btc however they will not get the same amount. They will get btc equivalent to their btc’s worth in 2013. The size of their claim is the same. Btc or usd will only affect the payment method.
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by verroq 9y ago
What about blantant market manipulation? https://hackernoon.com/meet-spoofy-how-a-single-entity-domin...

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