where_do_i_live

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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
Not really new information, that has been known for a few days now actually -at least for myself it has.
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
Sure, but how much crypto currency are you going to get out of it from a pool? if you get 8.1 cents per hour, well that's not exactly that exciting. I've been a miner for years, and I'd recommend you take a look at your expec
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
I don't find her critiques convincing in all respects. A couple of her answers seem to be strawmen. For example: The passing mention of IQ is interesting, since it has nothing to do with gender, which is the focus everywhere else. He’s
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
>James Damore claims that Google does not discriminate against women. False. From the memo: I hope it’s clear that I'm not saying that diversity is bad, that Google or society is 100% fair, that we shouldn't try to correct for
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
This is not a comment on the article - but I really hate the words "ladysplain" and "mansplain". What a way to instantly inject emotion into what I would wish people would de-escalate. The original memo author committed
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
I've read that critique, but I've found numerous more critiques that have supported his position. Do I have a monopoly on saying what percentage support him - No, but it appears so far, and this may turn out to be wrong, that more
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
He concedes the very point you mention here. That there are _real_ historical biases that should be corrected and removed. From the memo: I hope it’s clear that I'm not saying that diversity is bad, that Google or society is 100% fair,
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
I'm not sure what your counter argument is exactly. He argued to change their diversity goals and implementation, with an intention to do a better job of getting a _more_ not less diverse company, including more woman and minorities. H
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
Arguing someone should be fired from their job for doing a bad job doesn't seem to be over-outrage... seems applicable. Maybe you disagree with his arguments, but seems normal to me.
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
There are plenty of reasons to discredit Stephen Miller on the things he says. That other people make fun of him for his looks is pretty boring and I'll leave them to their antics - hardly like this type of behavior doesn't happen
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
The memo appears to be based on actual real science that seems to be the consensus. However, the author appears to be completely tone deaf and extremely socially awkward - he has very poor communication skills. And lacking the understanding
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
You overgeneralize and mischaracterize the memo with your claims, which leads me to suspect you never read it. >Do you realize how subjective this is and how impossible it is to prove that today there are no other influences at play than
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
A year? the ROI for that would be like 5 years - you over-estimate the profits currently. It was profitable back in March far more than it is now - the gold rush with mining is over.
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
I've been in the crypto space since 2011 and I've seen these bubbles come and go. When people like yourself come into the game though (and this is not an insult) I'm pretty sure the speculative game is just about to end. I do
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
I watched this interview just a bit ago, and it gave me a better understanding of what James' was trying to articulate. After like 5 days of confusion about the memo, the outrage, and now the firing - I think I can come to a conclusion
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
Your volatility section seems to be a very poor indicator of a future crash in the manner you are using it. Volatility is not a predictor, but instead a descriptor. An analogy I think is the weather stick - Is this stick wet? Then it is rai
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
Your envelope is more inflated than bitcoin itself. I am a miner, and i was a miner back in 2011. One of my rigs right now uses 923W with 6 high end graphics cards. That rig costs me ~$3/day * 365 = $1095. Do you really think you can h
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by where_do_i_live 9y ago
I'd say Bittrex is the most reputable out there.