> tells me you're the type of person to be suckered into them in the future. Wow. I'm sure you have all the research and experience to vomit that psychoanalytic gem with authority.
> It clearly appeals strongly to people managing cloud servers I manage cloud servers, on-prem servers etc. and I don't want to deal with Nix/NixOS. > it's basically the same kind of technology as Ansible or the many…
> I wonder if US lawmakers would step in to try to shut down these systems. It's unecessary to shut down because fiat off-ramps are the Achilles heal. Already there are wallet address banlist [1]; and woe to any…
> It's been over half a decade since that stopped mattering, for me. It's certainly going to matter come tax season to businesses which are/will be forced to convert Monero to local fiat. > I've bought goods and…
I genuinely laughed. It seems like after every media, government, celebrity and politician, who can be bought, has been bought, and every sucker pilfered, then this thing will finally come to its horrible end. I did not…
The late David Graeber helped shape grounded ideas on money. His book entitled "Debt: The First 5000 Years" cover the topic, but he also discusses the core ideas in interviews freely available on YouTube.
The USD is backed by 11 nuclear aircraft carriers, 68+ nuclear submarines, 8725+ tanks, 1,359,685+ military service members, a police force and one IRS that makes damn sure taxes are paid in USD or "damn would be a…
This reads like a high school student council wrote a financial research booklet and then took themselves seriously.
Is this just protifing on a topical craze or does this have staying power? What experience does in-game NFTs offer to players that they otherwise cannot find in traditional database backed assets?
This is a good point. Black markets are indeed part of the real economy, whether governments and people like it or not. That being said, regulation is inevitible.
Or another theory that all the talent that contributed to great success stories at Blizzard went to better jobs or launched their own indie studio.
It's great the author has found success and carved out a niche. However it's quiet a stretch for them to speak as an authority, to assert truisms about video games. Several other commentators have great counter…
Their new logo looks like a sagging pair of tits.
This matches my experience.
FWIW Shopify used nix-shell for the developer environment. If all they need to do is import standard packages - it's actually quiet a good solution for multi-platform dev environments.
Yeah. We've used it on servers. It's good in a small setting where a handful of Nix experts can run the infrastructure show. Getting it to scale to an organisation of hundreds wasn't feasible. As soon as we needed to…
I have not read the statement. Unless where legally compelled to disclose precise information, corporate statements should be ignored.
Biggest fraud, yet.
> Adding to the confusion, Musk himself has appeared on “60 Minutes” and Bloomberg TV behind the wheel of a Tesla with his hands in the air. He’s been talking about Tesla‘s fully autonomous technology as if it’s…
That's quiet an extremist statement. There's quiet a few ticks on the continium from nuclear fallout bunker to a few months of food and water.
And the other 18% is probably "non-profitable" ads e.g. YouTube.
Landlords are levereged to the tits. They are a few mortgage payments away from foreclosure. These are acts of desperation.
They are the world's fattest patent troll.
The Japanese stock market is so completely different from the West - you can draw no applicable conclusions.
> Is it a new class of Alphabet stock? No. If it's stock it's gonna be Waymo stock. > Was this a corporate bond? We don't know the details. If bonds are involved, they're probably convertible bonds [e.g. convertible to…
> tells me you're the type of person to be suckered into them in the future. Wow. I'm sure you have all the research and experience to vomit that psychoanalytic gem with authority.
> It clearly appeals strongly to people managing cloud servers I manage cloud servers, on-prem servers etc. and I don't want to deal with Nix/NixOS. > it's basically the same kind of technology as Ansible or the many…
> I wonder if US lawmakers would step in to try to shut down these systems. It's unecessary to shut down because fiat off-ramps are the Achilles heal. Already there are wallet address banlist [1]; and woe to any…
> It's been over half a decade since that stopped mattering, for me. It's certainly going to matter come tax season to businesses which are/will be forced to convert Monero to local fiat. > I've bought goods and…
I genuinely laughed. It seems like after every media, government, celebrity and politician, who can be bought, has been bought, and every sucker pilfered, then this thing will finally come to its horrible end. I did not…
The late David Graeber helped shape grounded ideas on money. His book entitled "Debt: The First 5000 Years" cover the topic, but he also discusses the core ideas in interviews freely available on YouTube.
The USD is backed by 11 nuclear aircraft carriers, 68+ nuclear submarines, 8725+ tanks, 1,359,685+ military service members, a police force and one IRS that makes damn sure taxes are paid in USD or "damn would be a…
This reads like a high school student council wrote a financial research booklet and then took themselves seriously.
Is this just protifing on a topical craze or does this have staying power? What experience does in-game NFTs offer to players that they otherwise cannot find in traditional database backed assets?
This is a good point. Black markets are indeed part of the real economy, whether governments and people like it or not. That being said, regulation is inevitible.
Or another theory that all the talent that contributed to great success stories at Blizzard went to better jobs or launched their own indie studio.
It's great the author has found success and carved out a niche. However it's quiet a stretch for them to speak as an authority, to assert truisms about video games. Several other commentators have great counter…
Their new logo looks like a sagging pair of tits.
This matches my experience.
FWIW Shopify used nix-shell for the developer environment. If all they need to do is import standard packages - it's actually quiet a good solution for multi-platform dev environments.
Yeah. We've used it on servers. It's good in a small setting where a handful of Nix experts can run the infrastructure show. Getting it to scale to an organisation of hundreds wasn't feasible. As soon as we needed to…
I have not read the statement. Unless where legally compelled to disclose precise information, corporate statements should be ignored.
Biggest fraud, yet.
> Adding to the confusion, Musk himself has appeared on “60 Minutes” and Bloomberg TV behind the wheel of a Tesla with his hands in the air. He’s been talking about Tesla‘s fully autonomous technology as if it’s…
That's quiet an extremist statement. There's quiet a few ticks on the continium from nuclear fallout bunker to a few months of food and water.
And the other 18% is probably "non-profitable" ads e.g. YouTube.
Landlords are levereged to the tits. They are a few mortgage payments away from foreclosure. These are acts of desperation.
They are the world's fattest patent troll.
The Japanese stock market is so completely different from the West - you can draw no applicable conclusions.
> Is it a new class of Alphabet stock? No. If it's stock it's gonna be Waymo stock. > Was this a corporate bond? We don't know the details. If bonds are involved, they're probably convertible bonds [e.g. convertible to…