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It is not a meltdown, but merely a shift to a better foundation. From their perspective it looks like a meltdown, though.

I guess it has something to do with render optimisations and Groningen being below sea level :)

Uhm, each of those things is on Twitter, however it is tolerated selectively on an ad-hominem basis. Maybe except for the nuke construction tutorial, but it would be useless anyway…

Yeah. On top of that the article is a bit misleading as the goal of crypto, gold, etc is not to become rich, but not to become poorer due to inflation.

If you see humans as vermin, why don't you stop being a hypocrite, follow your words and commit suicide? Virtue signalling and hypocrisy. It always amuses me how many people fall f…

There of course is - you don't write a perfectly useless kernel patch - you ain't coolandfun andthatsit.

I think that those "Let's make our own DE" dumb kids are both a symptom and a cause why Linux never broke on the mainstream workstation market. Truth is that a shite miserable 25 y…

After a decade and a third of QE, 11 bil is not really serious money. These days the unit of power on the capital markets is a trillion.

So VSCode, which is basically slomo Sublime Text for retards and Typescript which is usable only for prototyping are a good enough compensation for having most of their income from…

It is not an attack since by current market conditions there wouldn't be the need for an attack. The owners of the mining pools are not stupid and BTC is not an anonymous (and FREE…

I have never in my life been to SV - I live in Prague. $1mil is 25 million Czech Crowns. A nice 7-series (slower than model 3, but much more comfortable - this is what I care about…

A lot of the people I know who were an-cap 10 years ago are millionaires today. At least from my circle. The problem is that the money-printing people are billionaires and it is a …

Sure, here is a great article by Juraj Bednar (close the slushpool people): https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2020/11/12/how-could-regu... BTW Juraj is a great source on anything …

Sure, here is a great article by Juraj Bednar (close the slushpool people): https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2020/11/12/how-could-regu... BTW Juraj is a great source on anything …

This is a quite dubious claim: 1. The currency board countries are very small players, mostly beaten to blue and also not all currency boards are tied to USD. 2. The bulk (I guess …

It is not a hypothesis and it is not about the US. It is a fact that the current global currency is USD and it is enforced thanks to the role of the global policeman and unquestion…

Given that the current world exchange currency requires 43 aircraft carriers and 6,185 nuclear warheads (+ all the support they need, thousands of very worhtwhile human lives a yea…

Silk road days are gone. Ulbrich got disproportionately punished + convicted on very very dubious hired gun charges. Since then a similar approach was applied on almost every darkn…

and the hodl-gang's interpretation: "dips exist only so that coins could go from weak hands to strong hands" :D

another (better) cached version: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty,_and_doubt

This is a very good point, the question is where to go? I am European, we don't even have Robinhood here, so I had a dead eToro account with 140 EUR on it and Interactive Brokers, …

I don't really believe that such thing as a shortage exists in a free-market economy. Executives who complain of shortages are just way too rigid with their planning and are not wi…

What does this have to do with hackernews? Why is it on top page?