Sure, if I can short it
When's the IPO, know anybody in Congress to trade the enforcement actions in advance on my behalf?
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When's the IPO, know anybody in Congress to trade the enforcement actions in advance on my behalf?
very refreshing to see - at the top - their distortion field is just marketing
unfortunately for that list, they never caught up to android in terms of notifications, something Steve Jobs explicitly called out in 2010, wow.
The Treasury and Fed were practically running a hedge fund and the military losses are magnitudes higher
In this case they're a two year old department mimicking silicon Valley and already making money
I wanted to be offended but this is pretty good
For reference, what is this saying about how many of those that stop practicing are men?
7 times more likely than what? I haven't read the article yet. Any given individual is how likely to 'stop practicing' after a rejection? 10% if man, 70% if woman? 1% if man, 7% if woman?
the network expends vast amounts of electrical energy because people are competing to earn bitcoin from that network. they will even do it at a loss because bitcoin is 9 billion dollars, and can be between 30 and 70 trillion dollars.
if they turned off their machines it would spend less energy on aggregate, and the system would be just as credible, because I would turn my machines on.
Is there a more diplomatic way of saying that? Employees aren't in a position to question the "generous privileges" or "large equity stake" they are being offered.
There is no self determination possible for Greece
Or a complete focus on making money. Capitalism has refined itself over 30 years, and firms realize that security is expensive, making products is a lot cheaper than it used to be, and even if you invested in security, there could still be something unforeseen that compromises your system.
Nobody wants to be Sony or Microsoft and their litany of security woes.
I often times find my inquiries dismissed because I'm young and slim.
wow I did not know they have a sense of humor
looks like they have a good grip on 20th century vernacular English satire
It is really hard to do that manually
the irony here is thats all they have
but thats enough to pivot to the business of equity sales
Risk, meet reward
You are debating over contract privileges that aren't even enforced and have very minimal consequences even if they were
The risk is $400 of hardware and a $99 dev account for the possibility of making way more than that releasing your own apps and making that much on a daily basis developing apps for other people.
Risk meet Reward
everyone throws money at the click through rate casino, anyone doing studies on their ROI, or do we hand waive it away by saying they were targeting wrong
Most bitcoin vending machines have a variety of poor user experiences let alone the offered prices and limits. So far all I know about this one is the limit is low.
$500,000? most of which can be an investment you get back later? Nah not the highest, pretty much on par with other countries that sell residency and citizenship
The value is also pretty much on par, IMO, with European programs.
this is an "OOPS" almost as big as when your company spends two hours thinking of a hashtag that nobody will ever use.
It will more likely test the appetite for a poor user experience, high spreads and fees and be a conclusion that people don't have much appetite for cryptocurrency