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If one were to build a service to encrypt DMs, would that be copacetic with the tos?
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Or until fauxgressive midwit IQs drop further.
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tau is just a variable. "Myopic" is a subjective opinion that only holds value ex post, once quantified.
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We need more Rustposts on FC! I'll try to put some content out...but we need some folks actually talented at content to contribute...
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"opposite tribe" q.e.d.
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Latin helped.
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if rates were dynamic, seigniorage would be impossible. Thus, they never will..
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bankless transactional banking for normal people.
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because (3) will be successfully gamed as soon as the threshold of value extractable from such an operation is available. Fine as a bridging concern, but it becomes unmanageable at scale.
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all that Latin was good for something...
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Sadly, many will see this as a serious question.
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Based. And a wonderful man.
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Market for Lemons economic process at work. Soon, no arbitrary information will have genuine informational value. At that point, the value of authenticity and non-repudiation will be greater than the friction to provide that utility, and new forms of validation will arise and be valued. That's why many of us are in this struggle over the shifting information paradigms. Things like this make me more optimistic.
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Warren is as smart as she is Native American.
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Yeah, I stopped drinking a number of years back. I still nurse a beer or wine on rare occasions when it's easier than sticking out, but even then I usually end up dumping it in a urinal. It's just too hard on the body and mind.
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it all depends upon what the triggering event is. we tend to assume the event itself is related to civil strife, but it's more likely an exongeneous or loosely-related event disrupts the economy, which then displaces the economic interdependence that prevents the kinetics. for example, anything that collapses the food supply chains for longer than 2-3 weeks would utterly destroy trust in non-local entities. similarly, a dollar failure and banking collapse, even briefly, opens the possibility that nasty power dynamics take over.
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Claude
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Mainly it's for high luxury-tax items. I don't buy any of those since I don't drink, so it's not useful for me.
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Candy Corns are delicious
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