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by z0xz0xz0x 5y ago
He wonders what a paid version of Google search would look like. I don't think most people would be able to afford such a service and it'd be reserved mostly for people with lots of disposable income. However at that point, you&#x
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by z0xz0xz0x 5y ago
"all" customers? Or do you mean 6,000 out of 60m +?
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by z0xz0xz0x 5y ago
fact check: coinbase did not get hacked
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by z0xz0xz0x 5y ago
Headphones.com is great!
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by z0xz0xz0x 5y ago
I don't think mentioning that an 8-year-old thinking of this idea actually helps your argument in this case
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by z0xz0xz0x 6y ago
I seriously don't want to deride the product (and it is just a product right now, not much else) but personally - even if this widget was doing 10x the functionality it is now, the internal debate I would have about paying $10 a month
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by z0xz0xz0x 6y ago
Oh god. I really hope this is not the case or I would stop working in this profession
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by z0xz0xz0x 6y ago
It's easy to quantify with Bitcoin, less so than gold. Transportation, security, all those things lead to gold being an inefficient store of value. At least with cryptocurrencies, many are being actively worked on that contribute much
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by z0xz0xz0x 6y ago
The average person with a Visa credit card has no idea how blockchain works, just like they don't know how traditional payment processors work. Unfortunately, with the amount of bad press constantly generated by media companies that ar
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by z0xz0xz0x 6y ago
Not all cryptocurrencies have finite volumes by design. Ethereum, for example, currently doesn't have one. It also uses a proof-of-stake instead of proof-of-work for consensus, so even early owners of hardware don't maintain an ad