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Men are lost. Here’s a map out of the wilderness
(washingtonpost.com)
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3y ago
Do the prompts become obsolete with new versions of ChatGPT?
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What is ChatGPT doing and why does it work?
(writings.stephenwolfram.com)
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4y ago
"In all instances I'm aware of..." It helps to research this stuff in depth a bit. USD is definitely still very much desired in many many parts of the world, but there are many instances where people still need to send "
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4y ago
You clearly haven't done much research on these topics (world wide adoption of internet, mobile banking, electricity, and crypto). Hilarious way to end your useless paragraph with an emotional, rather than logical, statement about your
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4y ago
Millions of people in nations with severe currency and asset issues (inflation, access, or otherwise, often in third world countries) disagree. But yes, I am glad to see these shady institutions taken down. Only once they are gone, and SEC
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The Era of Happy Tech Workers Is Over
(nytimes.com)
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4y ago
> 4. time & money: I tend to either waste both of them or have more than I can effectively use. knowledge & craft doesn't cost much to feed This is what drives people, which you alluded to lacking in #3
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Crypto Exchange Bitzlato Charged by U.S. Authorities with Money Laundering
(wsj.com)
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4y ago
Wow, those are some crazy numbers. Shocking it could happen that fast... what's next?
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washedup
4y ago
Agreed, no wonder they waited until later in the article to reveal that the trick was simply... more ice
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washedup
4y ago
Sample-size of 1 here: Yeah, I would prepare myself to see more. Mine came on kinda strong, both scalp and beard. Doing full shave now, still have eyebrows though!
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4y ago
It's good. Shake out the leverage, teach some lessons, and the strongest projects will survive.
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Greenpeace, Crypto Billionaire Lobby to Change Bitcoin Code
(bloomberg.com)
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5y ago
TLDR: A big part of oil company emissions comes from burning off gas at the tail end of production (“flare” gas). The article says that their pilot program to use this gas for mining, which is adaptive (can turn on or off quickly as needed)
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Exxon is mining Bitcoin in North Dakota as part of its plan to slash emissions
(cnbc.com)
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Biggest Texas Bitcoin Miner Shuts Down Ahead of Cold Blast
(bloomberg.com)
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Ten Million a Year
(lrb.co.uk)
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First Omicron case reported in the US
(cnn.com)
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5y ago
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Citadel CEO Ken Griffin pays $43.2M for Constitution copy
(cnbc.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Yup. Goes to show that Ethereum might not be the best tool for DAOs. Need a cheaper solution!
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5y ago
I offered up roughly the median, 0.05 ETH, as well as a gas fee of 0.017 ETH, totalling 0.067 ETH. I imagine there will be another 0.017 in gas fees taken off to convert back, making back 0.033 in the end. My total return on the investment
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Crypto collective raises $40M to buy rare copy of U.S. Constitution
(fortune.com)
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5y ago
How come? I am pretty sure it's legal for people to pool resources to bid on auctions. SEC arresting the thousands that donated would make zero sense. I guess if it ends up being a rug-pull, the organizers would be in a lot of trouble.
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Crypto bid to buy US constitution print raises over $40m
(bbc.com)
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5y ago
The highest bidder wins the auction, according to Sotheby's rules. The DAO has already has more than the estimated bidding range and has a good chance of beating all other bids. We will find out tomorrow.
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5y ago
Funds from the winning bid are going directly to charity: https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2021/the-constitutio... Very interesting. If Sotheby's accepts the DAO's bid, it will potential
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How African refugees used Bitcoin to build their own grassroots economy
(techcrunch.com)
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Twitter Blue
(twitter.com)
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NYC mayor-elect Eric Adams to take first paychecks in Bitcoin
(cnbc.com)
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