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wellboy
9y ago
Society only sees it sexist if it's done by the overrepresented gender, just like racism.
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wellboy
9y ago
How do you get any work done. My pretty fast Macbook, 3y old, becomes really slow after only 15 tabs open in 1 window.
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wellboy
9y ago
And facebook, just like snapchat also only moves pictures, text and news around then?
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wellboy
9y ago
Like its $1B revenue you mean?
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9y ago
Why is the moon so unlikely when many planets in the solar system have 1 moon or more.
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wellboy
9y ago
You make it sound like it is a linerar relationship though, e.g. 5x 1h sun exposure over a week is the same as 1x 5h exposure. However, it is very much an exponential relationship, e.g. 50x 1h exposure is the same as 1x 5h.
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9y ago
Acshually...this happens thousands of times every day, due to a phenomenon called collisions.
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9y ago
You just completely made things up. All the things you listed amount to 10x less costs than the bullet trains. You can have a look at hyperloop costs.
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9y ago
Trains?
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9y ago
4chan as well
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9y ago
This sounds a lot like the reason is lack of purpose, being passionate about what you do. When you're freelancing, most projects don't mean anything to you other than cash, so it's understandable that you don't find much
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9y ago
He mean public figure in the western world.
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9y ago
> once the chain is up and running — will buy a thousand hamburgers or three Like almost all dichotomies, it's a false dichotomy. Most ICOs end up going up by 2x, but having the 1000x you described are very rare, plus ICOs going do
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9y ago
I tried that for 2 months and it didn't change anything. Yes hair is a little less greasy compared to when you shower every 1-2 days and then not for 4 days, but you still need to wash your hair with vinegar and baking powder (wtf) if
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9y ago
That you're probably more a designer than a pragmatic engineer.
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9y ago
When miners give up, difficulty decreases, miners come back in. Checks and balances.
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9y ago
Ah ok, then valuation should actually be $4B no? :D
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9y ago
Where did you find that paying customers have 100 users on average? In that case it would also only be 30,000 customers * 100 users * 10 = $30M a year.
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9y ago
30,000 paying customers after 6 years. How much do they make from each customer, $100? That's $3M revenue per year justifying a $30M valuation at the high end. How do they come up with $1B with slow growth like that? Is it because they
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9y ago
72 days straight means without sleep?
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9y ago
Bitcoin won't be the crypto payment method. It'll be the Crypto gold that keeps the market together. Another small and light coin will be the payment method and possibly replace bitcoin after a while.
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9y ago
Yes, they do 20cm white water waves, which is very easy. Difficulty increases by 5 if you go to the 2 m green water waves, where it usually takes you 10-20 mins of constant paddling through 2 m waves until you're behind the break.
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9y ago
Not true. Work smart, not hard.
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9y ago
Yes, so that they can accumulate wealth, so that they can build a safety net, welfare, better education, freedom of speech, so that they finally can start working less in maybe 10 years. Working so much loses its importance once your countr
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9y ago
Isn't it way too expensive, just like recovering tons of gold from the bottom of the sea from sunken ships?
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9y ago
This would imply that all cryptos are handled by 10 bots, which isn't the case. Coinbase added 1 million users in June last year, and that's just one exchange, so think if crypto owners approximating 100 million people. They sure
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9y ago
But it's part of a sign and all things that are part of a sign, as long as thry are attached to the sign, are signs. ;)
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9y ago
But it's part of a sign and all things that are part of a sign, are signs. ;)
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9y ago
>Apart from that it appears to be a bunch of copy pasta code from other projects If it takes the best of all blockhain projects, I'm all for that.
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9y ago
> You can't get bigger than a juice company announcing it will be doing "something with the blockchain". As in, you can't get higher than 1,000 using blockchain technology? What about 50,000,000 using blockchain techh
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