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codecamper

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    Comment #26435030

    This is awesome. I just wish more governments would wake up to the fact that crypto does nothing beyond suck resources and warm the planet. If you want to bet on things that go up …

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    Comment #26434939

    Well then if we must choose between planet, and greaseballs, we'll choose the planet any day.

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    Comment #26434914

    You cannot move "underground" when you are sucking that much power. The government did what they should have done, and what all governments should have done a long time ago and shu…

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    Comment #26349901

    yup. I just keep a terminal open set to that path. Had just 10Mbit wifi before but that is now 500Mbit. Will have to revisit this solution. Something like a rsync would be nice.

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    Comment #26349851

    awww the apple fanbois don't like me

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    Comment #26349844

    In the little podunk Hungarian village.. middle of nowhere. Farmers and hunters. 300Mbps $15 / month

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    Comment #26308173

    You would too if Mohammed bin Salman was your investor!

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    Comment #26285291

    Here is an idea: Don't take the Saudi money. Don't take any money. Just build it, and ship it. Work a regular job and work on your startup at night. Create a product and charge ver…

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    Comment #26238620

    But but but... making EVs is VERY VERY complicated. You need to understand the S-curve. Exponential change! lmao.

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    Comment #26229644

    This is awesome. Great work.

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    Comment #26223998

    Not really my point that selling options is the problem. imo, allowing < 25k account holders to buy short dated options should not be allowed due to their outsized effect on stock …

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    Comment #26223972

    Not really. It's about removing leverage from the system.

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    Comment #26223952

    Are there examples of this happening?

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    Comment #26223943

    His idea seems like a rough sketch. I don't know how deep he has thought about it. But he mentioned it in at least a few talks. Would be awesome if you all just looked him up & wen…

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    Comment #26223927

    Oh nobody liked this post either. Cuz you all just don't get it. lol

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    Comment #26223922

    that sounds good. I need to set up some scripts to do this & also sync into my phone.

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    Comment #26223908

    We'll get there. As soon as we stop listening to the morons that want to do step Z before they finish step C.

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    Comment #26223905

    oh... I see the "we're going to Mars" wet dreamers did not like my post. techies... lol.

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    Comment #26217815

    Luckily we already have a working fusion reactor. It's 92M miles away, but it's a big one. All that is required are some solar panels and wind turbines to harness its power.

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    Comment #26217620

    So Bill Gates doesn't think we can do this with a majority solar, wind, and storage. He invented the backslash and has a lot of money, so he is getting a lot of attention. But has …

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    Comment #26205316

    OK, but... does this mean you don't watch anything on Youtube?

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    Comment #26170576

    The Tasty Trade guy did something similar but then sold the strangle and sold vol for 600% and bought it back at 400% and managed to cancel out his losses. that guy is an options t…

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    Comment #26170550

    hmm Why aren't they suing the Fed?

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    Comment #26150925

    I trust Walmart's return policy more than Amazon's reviews. I think Walmart gives you 90 days for a return.

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    Comment #26150569

    George Church figured they'd just collect and then sink. not much life down there and once it is deep enough, it might be deep enough to perma-sequester.