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kangnkodos
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Comment #29894068
The author implies the assumption that over time, distributed data will get quicker and cheaper, like the CPU and memory on a PC. It won't. It can't. The problem is that validating…
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Comment #29785082
My message in round 1 would be: "340958123405982 In order to decide who the leader is: Before every round, I'm going to flip a coin before I send the next message out. Heads I'll s…
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Comment #29666394
Yes. It's important to analyze why the person giving the advice is suggesting a particular course of action. If it's face to face, after I ask for advice, I always follow up with "…
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Comment #29593431
It would look like the Rockstar language. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdSlcxxYAA8&t=2959s
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Comment #29502472
A US company, Ambri, is also working on a molten salt battery. "The liquid metal battery is comprised of a liquid calcium alloy anode, a molten salt electrolyte and a cathode compr…
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Comment #29500328
I think it's a good rule of thumb to assume that anyone who guarantees returns greater than the historical return of the S&P 500 is a ponzi scheme. I don't know of a single reputab…
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Comment #29463657
Who ends up holding all the $USDT? Who are currently the biggest holders? Lots of different random individuals? All the people who have deposited cash into an exchange but haven't …
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Comment #29153191
I expect my property, my house and yard, to appreciate less than the S&P 500. I expect the value of my property to go up a little, but not a lot. By choosing to buy property, inste…
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Comment #29082759
He mentions his house is near a street named Baltimore. And he said he's near DC, not in DC. One possibility is University of Maryland in College Park. The main street that runs th…
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Comment #29082490
Near DC. He mentions Baltimore as a street near his house. That's the main street that runs through the University of Maryland campus in College Park. It's just a few miles outside…
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Comment #28993035
This is a bad analogy. The main difference between alchemy and chemistry is that chemistry follows the scientific method. When an alchemist learned something new, they kept the inf…
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Comment #28991044
First go to where the people are. Turn off your phone and put it away. Then, when you're somewhere with a bunch of people, don't look at the big groups talking and laughing togethe…
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Comment #28959268
Just put it on myspace. That information will never completely go away.
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Comment #28959243
... with the same message in a bunch of different languages. It will be become a future Rosetta Stone.
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Comment #28948882
There have been studies which start with giving everyone the same amount of money, and then simulating random transactions. In a very short amount of time, one person ends up with …
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Comment #28948770
Or any small company. Most of what he's describing happens at large companies.
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Comment #28906299
"Recent work has recovered the gene sequences of this unusual strain, so that the 1918 pandemic virus could be reconstituted to display its unique virulence phenotypes." What could…
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Comment #28880923
What is the average daily net inflow of US dollars into Tether? How many days of net inflow is $41M?
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Comment #28803034
I double checked, and my friend successfully got away with homeschooling her kids in Germany. This was over five years ago. She thinks that maybe because she's American, they didn'…
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Comment #28800107
Yes. A friend was homeschooling her kids in the US, and then her husband got an assignment in Germany for about a year. She took the kids and joined her husband in Germany for a fe…
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Comment #28799755
You can't take your kids out for a week or a month. But if you take your kids out of the country for a whole school year, what would stop you?
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Comment #28787058
By that definition US Treasury bonds will be a ponzi. Currently, the US Treasury pays old bond holders by a combination of tax revenue and by issuing new bonds. However, each year,…
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Comment #28646601
If Tether's USDT went belly up, there would be a loss of confidence in the Coinbase exchange, a run on the market, and a collapse in the price of Bitcoin. Right now, everyone who h…
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Comment #28541383
In the last ten years or so, returns have been extremely high. If you look back at all the data available, you get a number closer to 3.5% or maybe at the most 4%. https://en.wikip…
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Comment #28541091
"Many people with a large amount of money, perhaps a million or two, consider themselves middle class when clearly they could even retire and live off their passive income" If you …