wellboy

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by wellboy 9y ago
It isn't really hard to mine profitably, you can look up which ones are profitable and choose out of over 1,000 coins, of which 100 are already above market cap of $500M, so that's not the bootleneck.
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by wellboy 9y ago
108 days and afterwards you make $1,500 income per month and you could travel the world and never have to work again if you don't want to? Sounds like a pretty good deal. What you didn't take into you account as well was the fact
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by wellboy 9y ago
Women can also be great scientists.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Also in yhe case of the dozens of countries with incredible inflation, Venezuela, African countries?
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by wellboy 9y ago
> I thought I should be like Elon Musk and tried working 100h a week and sleeping under my desk. I learned that in fact I’m not Elon Musk and found myself on the brink of a burnout a couple times. Not even Elon Musk is Elon Musk. He is d
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by wellboy 9y ago
Mostly a lot communication vs little to no communication.
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by wellboy 9y ago
He means 80% of Americans probably, not 100% and that that is a lot more than in any other demographic in the western world. Be aware, 60% of Republicans belie e that the earth really is only 6,000 years old. By not understanding he means t
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by wellboy 9y ago
He can get a job in any republican state, people will probably silently agree about the things he said, or the media painted him to have said.
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by wellboy 9y ago
It's a very well researched issue https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_differences_in_intellige... There are more dumber men and more smarter men than women.
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by wellboy 9y ago
He can get a job at a semi-big software company, that is not trendy, maybe in the midwest or in any other country pretty much, he might not make SV-pay, but surely can still pay his bills.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Men also select more career oriented roles with higher pay, of which CS careers are one of the main ones.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Excellent summary.
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by wellboy 9y ago
There are more highly intelligent men than women, because for men, the distribution is higher, look it up.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Can you specidy why exactly his memo was such a huge fuck up? He didn't want to make a statement, he wanted to get to the bottom of what he was wondering about on the internal discussion forum. He also has autism, maybr he was trying t
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by wellboy 9y ago
Theoretically, maybe it doesn't but practically, it has terrible consequences, especially in countries where human rights aren't a thing anyway, it will lead to dystopian concepts. I would suggest to read up on eugenics a bitZ
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by wellboy 9y ago
Because people are crazy about icos right now. Just in the last week, Crypterium has raised $45M, EOS has raised several bilions etc. There are around 1 million people who are big into altcoins that are constantly ogling icos to get in earl
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by wellboy 9y ago
So you're saying we should give eugenics a try?
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by wellboy 9y ago
That worth is the worth paid by people who don't know all the information, sold by people who didn't give all the information. Uber also wasn't worth $70B in the last round, investors didn't know that sexism was rampant
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by wellboy 9y ago
So, to summarize, we don't have a steel skeleton because 1. We evilved from the sea, where Calcium is far more abundant than metals 2. Having a skeleton 100x harder than out current one, would require 100x stronger muscles and tendons,
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by wellboy 9y ago
> Well, you don't do LN transactions on a blockchain at all, that's where the speed improvements come from. Yes, but I meant using a blockchain for the decentralised aspect of things. > Multiple blockchains could mitigate th
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by wellboy 9y ago
Oh, that's a very detailed explanation, very interesting. So, could you then make a new blockchain for all LN transactions, seperate from Bitcoin?
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by wellboy 9y ago
Where did you find it stated that it's 2x. Isn't it much more, like million to billions times more, since 99.99% of transactions happen off-chain. https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5f8w7f&#x2
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by wellboy 9y ago
Once the segwit update has been adopted widely (in a few months), transaction cost won't be an issue. Use case is an advantage that Ripple has. However, then again, Ripple is pretty much owned by the banks, so that's a downer.
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by wellboy 9y ago
> While a tedious process, we built a close working relationship and shared their enthusiasm about our future together. On December 11th, they called me and stated they would not complete the acquisition nor revisit the investment propos
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by wellboy 9y ago
I know a guy who submitted apps with a comment, you get $300 if you can help me with some things. 9 out of 10 times it didn't work. But with 1 guy it worked and he promoted fake apps like this.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Why not reward computation power by the amount of kwh they have spent, regardless of if their computation was worth it or worthless.
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by wellboy 9y ago
The effect is probably for the layman who doesn't usually build things, so when they finally build something (which is a human built-in dopamin effect, humans love building things), they are attached to it. However, when you're an
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by wellboy 9y ago
This isn't Trumps fault, but money concentrating in the Valley. Spinning things with little substance towards Trump is also harmful, it makes the conservatives less and less willing to listen to reason.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Lots of factors - Have always lived in california and - have all their friends there - family lives there - are afraid of moving and starting completely new - are introverts and would look at being lonely for several years before they would
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by wellboy 9y ago
Good for the founders but bad for YC, since they miss out on moonshots if they aren't optimizing for moonshots (which make up 90% of their valuation) no?

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