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About cconroy
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Comment #46583052
why? asset holders in this country have a free fed put, wage earners get smashed in the face. you can make a solid case this institution is more harmful and free banking is much be…
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Comment #42324446
This is definitely true but btc buys you more of almost anything else too (btc/X): X is one of s&p500, housing, gold, etc. except maybe $nvda or $tsla. For example the btc chart in…
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Comment #39234245
It is b/c he says so! Since they dont value it -- it must be stupid or wasteful!
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Comment #36882908
"Inflation is caused when the money supply in an economy grows at faster rate than the economy’s ability to produce goods and services." I would rather have (monetary) deflation wh…
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Comment #36881913
Just to be clear, do you believe there is a connection between money printing and decreased purchasing power?
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Comment #36575451
C is an abstraction over assembly. It is also minimal compared to prolog.
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Comment #31102130
satoshi's use of cash probably referred to the concept of final settlement.
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Comment #27802930
Probably alternating cold/hot temperatures. Probably best to sit in a dry sauna and jump into a cold (very) shower. Nothing beats it. You should come out feeling refreshed, if not …
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Comment #27767826
Possibly the coolest data structure to visualize was invented to visualize complex data: zig-zag from the great Ted Nelson.
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Comment #27167094
Humans, on time scale of 100s of thousands of years. You wouldn't expect Earth to be too dissimilar from today, if not for fossil fuel consumption.
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Comment #27165829
Is it known what are, perhaps narrow, the climate conditions for humans? Humans evolved during the Pliocene which was 2-3 degrees warmer than today. My gut feeling is not good, esp…
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Comment #26853182
oh man; they should of selected 42 or 1337 study subjects!
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Comment #26065125
he is conflating things with value and a good unit to measure said value -- which is itself very valuable.
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Comment #25576620
bitcoin in its finite, pre-determined supply and halvings every ~4yrs (formed through consensus) while going through s-curve adoption brings forth its unique number go up technolog…
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Comment #25183078
I just looked at coinbase's about page they have 35MM users now. Bitcoin is going through s-curve adoption like the internet. Fools on here look for conspiracy theories because the…
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Comment #24607362
Yeah. ML syntax is very pleasant, and roughly, sexprs w/o all the punctuation noise. I don't believe it has a macro capability like lisps though, but you gain a sophisticated type …
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Comment #24606393
"statically, strongly typed Lisp that still doesn't sacrifice its flexibility and expressive power" SML
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Comment #23752300
how about counterfeiting the taxpayer's money?
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Comment #22172330
Look into Cantillion Effect "...recipients of new money enjoy higher standards of living at the expense of later recipients..."[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Cantill…
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Comment #22171658
These policies exacerbate inequality. In fact, I think economic inequality wouldn't be an big issue without this crap.
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Comment #20543264
I am sure these best genes will "trickle down".
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Comment #20330631
What is their position on nuclear? I don't see anywhere were there's a plan to replace Oil + Gas + Coal (renewables atm will not come close!). James Hansen has the carbon dividend …
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