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postcynical

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    Comment #42491740

    * HN will stop hating and start loving crypto. Particularly smart contracts, stablecoins.

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    Comment #41519311

    3miles for $2bln under densely inhabitated city. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weinberg_Tunnel

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    Comment #41517617

    13bln$ gets you a 35 mile tunnel thru the swiss alps. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotthard_Base_Tunnel

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    Comment #40357537

    There's this Danish startup that claims they can put the missing flavour back into the beer using their enzymes: https://evodiabio.com/yops/ https://science.ku.dk/english/press/new…

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    Comment #38943973

    > Not that I would ever buy a BTC ETF since it precisely negates what I believe Bitcoin to be useful for, but if I had to, I'd pick the one that would convert the forked coins back…

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    Comment #38943686

    and what would happen during/after a fork?

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    Comment #38342855

    They accept payments in a USD/EUR or other FIAT pegged token, such as USDC, USDT, EURe, etc.

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    Comment #38342847

    Monerium/EURe fully complies with EU e-money regulations. There's lots of similar products coming out in EU land, and more and more globally (e.g. euroe.com) Most regulations apply…

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    Comment #37833395

    Next up: encryption without gov backdoors.

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    Comment #37754447

    I do read them. It’s the easiest way to stand out for candidates. A paragraph about what interests u in this role usually is enough.

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    Comment #37669622

    My i initial reaction was that i could DOS ur phone through ur mailbox. I guess i spent too much time in tech…

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    Comment #37376428

    There is no 1200$ limit on crypto transactions.

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    Comment #37346707

    You’ll probably spend more time pitching and entertaining investors then just coding the mvp and start selling.

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    Comment #37045052

    Fiat backed (hopefully :-): USDT, USDC, PAX Dollar (by paxos the same company behind pyusd) Crypto backed: DAI, LUSD (backed by ETH), crvUSD, FRAX EURO based (with full e-money lic…

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    Comment #36026671

    i'm non-US and somehow managed to sign up for their dashboard only. There's a sign up button on the login screen that leads you to here: https://www.wellnessfx.com/registration/new…

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    Comment #36026216

    Wellnessfx.com is ok and free.

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    Comment #35889060

    Same here. Managed to wean off twitter. No longer feeling the urge or need to check it.

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    Comment #35868472

    12 centuries should be plenty of time for a simple upgrade to improve the UX of a language.

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    Comment #35868346

    The annnoying part in written thai is thattherearenospacesbetweenwords.

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    Comment #34217347

    Not gonna work. Your loaned tokens are traceable back to your tainted bitcoins (in this case wrapped btc on ethereum).

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    Comment #33559545

    I had to buy a flight urgently. But my credit/debit cards had to low of a balance. Topping ul via bank transfer would have taken 4 days over the weekend. Used a crypto backed card,…

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    Comment #33559134

    Generate new keys then transfer.

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    Comment #33313526

    Wrong conclusion. The hacks never targeted the underlying platforms and security. It was always the bugs on the smart contract level. The same way you can't blame Java/Ruby/Python …

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    Comment #33296277

    Bitcoin. Ethereum. Etc. They don't go down if you turn off your Raspberry Pi. I also can be 99.9999% sure that they run correctly and Ethereum itself is pretty unhackable, as prove…

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    Comment #32860587

    They're just a tech solution orchestrating (recurring) payments to your payment processors. So they don't have to do the same checks as processors. So they are only a technical sin…