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rudderz

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    Comment #26801348

    Buying drugs sex and hitmen online wasn't cool enough for you? You sound like a dork

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    Comment #26784092

    Take crypto out of the equation, what are the implications of the fed issuing a programmable currency? Many financial services would become obsolete. What do I need a stock broker …

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    Comment #26717072

    > Simulations and videos are not adequate substitutes for real lab work. citations needed

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    Comment #26715974

    I don't get why students need to be apply to be accepted. Why can't everyone go to MIT? Is there a scarcity on chalk boards, shitty chairs and cinder blocks?

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    Comment #26682688

    HN has hated crypto for a decade now and it's only recently been about energy consumption. It was and will be about monetary policy and the role of government in issuing currency. …

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    Comment #26270553

    I predict eventually a chain that doesn't require PoW will gain popularity. Also, the chain won't have to be a store of value. Instead the value will be real assets represented as …

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    Comment #26230844

    "I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies," Jefferson wrote. "If the American people ever allow private banks to control the iss…

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    Comment #26228745

    > These are the sort of real-world constraints that you can't just ignore. These constraints were drafted by a handful of rich white bankers in a secret meeting. I have no problem …

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    Comment #26227958

    What's the intrinsic value of USD? It's a garbage pre-mined token that's continually debased at the behest of a cabal of rich bankers so they can purchase real assets and consolida…

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    Comment #26129176

    > the institutions are artifacts of their incentives Perhaps there's value in sidestepping the institutions entirely. The bitcoin playbook if you will. Cutting out layers of manage…

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    Comment #26124651

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    Comment #26124630

    > which is essentially a planned economy where the over-educated manage the under-educated Why do you feel this way? Couldn't there be a democratic mechanism to asset allocation? A…