I started to notice this trend where tech workers get shat on when ChatGPT became popular, with people claiming that it was the end for developers because apparently they could easily be replaced by AI despite the fact…
Would someone explain to me what the endgame of these fraudsters is? I mean, of course they are trying to get rich quick pulling these schemes but you would believe that they do it because they perceive that there is…
>Then at the exact moment "fiat money" has a spike of inflation at 8% to 10%, the value of the "sound money" inflation hedge plummets 70%. >Now, at the exact instant it appears "fiat money" inflation is moderating,…
>Also reads a bit like American Psycho My thoughts exactly. I read this part using Patrick Bateman's voice in my head: >"The rest of the experiment continued in a similar fashion (albeit less hectic), with me doing yoga…
Most of people who used Tornado Cash are not criminals. How can you say it exists "primarily to aid criminals"? A fleeing criminal breaks into your house and hides while you are on vacation, apparently it was intended…
>Pretending that it's totally fine because it's "privacy" not money laundering because crypto is special... is likewise absurd. Privacy is definitely a legitimate use for something like Tornado Cash, what are you…
>Ackman realised that payment companies, when they want to, can act decisively. “They have to be de facto regulators of what’s permissible content and what’s not,” he says. No, they should not? This guy is insane. Yeah,…
What are the legal implications of having registered on this forum once with a personal email account but not having ever engaged in any transaction or downloading any leaked data, just lurking a few threads of nothing…
I started to notice this trend where tech workers get shat on when ChatGPT became popular, with people claiming that it was the end for developers because apparently they could easily be replaced by AI despite the fact…
Would someone explain to me what the endgame of these fraudsters is? I mean, of course they are trying to get rich quick pulling these schemes but you would believe that they do it because they perceive that there is…
>Then at the exact moment "fiat money" has a spike of inflation at 8% to 10%, the value of the "sound money" inflation hedge plummets 70%. >Now, at the exact instant it appears "fiat money" inflation is moderating,…
>Also reads a bit like American Psycho My thoughts exactly. I read this part using Patrick Bateman's voice in my head: >"The rest of the experiment continued in a similar fashion (albeit less hectic), with me doing yoga…
Most of people who used Tornado Cash are not criminals. How can you say it exists "primarily to aid criminals"? A fleeing criminal breaks into your house and hides while you are on vacation, apparently it was intended…
>Pretending that it's totally fine because it's "privacy" not money laundering because crypto is special... is likewise absurd. Privacy is definitely a legitimate use for something like Tornado Cash, what are you…
>Ackman realised that payment companies, when they want to, can act decisively. “They have to be de facto regulators of what’s permissible content and what’s not,” he says. No, they should not? This guy is insane. Yeah,…
What are the legal implications of having registered on this forum once with a personal email account but not having ever engaged in any transaction or downloading any leaked data, just lurking a few threads of nothing…