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xwolfi
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The fall guy ? But he was the conspiracy's mastermind and main beneficiary :s
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Agreed but we only ask that after the conspiracy was revealed and honestly it's so mindblowingly stupid it's hard to imagine anyone could have thought they used QuickBooks or just thad no accountant. Again you re asking someth tha
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xwolfi
3y ago
But you had Zeke Faux, a specialist, going there, looking at SBF screen and seeing nothing too special too. Blame the "mainstream media" all you want but as long as we refuse (for good reason) to give audit power to journalists, m
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xwolfi
3y ago
Google isnt reading our emails but offers backdoor to authorities. They re the opposite of your oblivious turned malicious homeowner.
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3y ago
But it wont be yours and you re the first node in the graph the bank and police will find after asking the merchant who bought it with the stolen card. We really really need scam literacy education if that's your first reaction.
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3y ago
If you dont make children, who will be the soldiers building that empire? Im in China myself, I dont see blood thirsty imperialists, plotting land grabs all around, I see an exhausted aimless populace going on in a desperate forward escape
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3y ago
And when you sue you must justify a damage. You dont sue on principle when no damage was inflicted upon you. For instance if someone runs a camera in the street and always delete the footage, sure it s not legal per se, he tracked you, but
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3y ago
Your God doesnt even have to exist for It to be powerful at moving hordes of monkeys towards the ennemies Its priests foam insults at.
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3y ago
Yeah but we re talking about the real world. If we re honest, when do most conflicts arise with bystanders ready? When people are drunk at night... (or similarly mentally impaired maybe? why do people have open conflicts in the streets in t
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You're not reading that right: the problem isnt that this engineer knew the problem, it s that he gave management presentations about it and they didnt fix it.
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3y ago
The jabs at John Ray are so unfair, how is that guy the bad guy ?? I completely understand the pleasure he feels uncovering all the traces of crime, like a bankruptcy liquidator is often asked to do. Why is Lewis showing him as an incompete
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3y ago
Perjury* Sam is highly charismatic, especially when all you want to hear is that you send 2000$ and will receive 100k$ if only you listen to him and use his product. He's part of the mumbo jumbo guru crowd. I'm a programmer in fin
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Look, the issue is that there is no insurance amount. When asked to show it publicly, they used a random function. Ofc many websites do that. I did one in my previous company, it's a common social gimmick. But, once a journalist asked
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3y ago
The experience of the writer. I'm not sure he meant anything special about us in China in his writing, he seems to be even satisfied working with us !
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3y ago
Remind me why they're called "meta" ? I think they're completely gone in terms of strategy. There's no more sense nor meaning to what they plan on doing.
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3y ago
The merchants never pay, you do: prices all increase by exactly 3%. You think employees accept a 3% salary decrease because suddenly all clients pay by cash ? Absolutely not: prices will increase to cover the risk of this happening, and neu
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3y ago
You're dreaming if you think the merchant is abandoning margins to finance card companies because they bring business he's convinced he wouldn't have had otherwise: he's making everyone, cash payers included, pay the 3%
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xwolfi
3y ago
No, crypto is not mostly speculation, it's mostly money laundering.
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3y ago
I can write poems too ! Maybe not as variate as an AI, maybe not as fast, but at least I'll have an intent behind the words I choose, making the exercise funnier for my readers. Humans have desires, and that make them sometimes way mor
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3y ago
Have you ever tried sheep ?
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3y ago
You sending money to Apple doesn't mean you "own" anything really. You have the right to use it indefinitely, a sort of usufruct. It's like when my dad died, my moms had infinite use of the family house until she dies, w
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3y ago
The board represents the shareholders, the management represents the company. The board absolutely has to care about shareholders or shares would be entirely worthless... and therefore not a good avenue to finance the company at a lower cos
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It was obvious. I giggled when a journalist asked a Robinhood executive "how could you dare grey out the buy button, you re scamming investors", and he replied befuddled "how is it a scam to prevent them to buy at the peak of
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3y ago
Happening this month here in Hong Kong: https://www.thestandard.com.hk/breaking-news/section/4/20840...
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3y ago
Yup, the interest rates are killing the crypto grift completely, the regulators can just sit down and type litigation documents, there's not any angry investor left to call them and beg them to calm down.
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But web3 cannot be the future of anything, it's pure grift. There's no business, nobody's busy: it's all smoke and mirror.
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I work in a 100+ year old giga bank, systemic in the country it comes from, in their Hong Kong investment bank branch. We loved Splunk, we invested quite a bit in it both for technical monitoring and business intelligence. After a while the
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5G is absolutely insane. 100Mb/s for 20 USD/mo on a mobile phone in Hong Kong is absolutely mind-blowing. I suppose in low density areas like Tokyo, New York or Paris, it might be slower in some patches ?
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As long as you're also trained in IT...
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No read the new indictment of his parents: they were not good people and they funneled money out. The best they did was because the end justified the means, but some of their money extraction out of Alameda clients was pure greed.
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