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mircea_popescu: the sucker, let him be known as s, is in
a rush. he has not the time to completely consider things, and this is built on
a lengthy historical tradition of the same : he also "did not have the time" to properly consider functional analysis in highschool,
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform this is an exceedingly difficult proposition. my current belief is that mostly they're stupid in
a different way.
mircea_popescu: Duffer1 you recall the guy
a day or two ago with the "200% is 200% no matter how you cut it" ?
mircea_popescu: understand, thinking is not
a crime. not thinking however is. you can't just gloss over stuff.
mircea_popescu: this is the topic of expertise. man walks into
a bank, appears to intend to start
a business. hoiw do you decide if you finance him ?
Duffer1: i'm not even
a little bit, never claimed otherwise
Duffer1: they appear to be making
a try at
a legal exchange
mircea_popescu: 13/12/13 ; Sadly the beta release we wanted will be delayed by
a week or so, more details in the newsletter ; 27/11/13 We have the gui wireframes back from designers..
mircea_popescu: "Ciphertrade is
a fantastic new service that will change the way you work"Ciphertrade is
a fantastic new service that will change the way you work.". does that "fantastic" only sound krameresque to me ?
mircea_popescu: it has to be
a mental disease. no other way to explain this.
mircea_popescu: teh leading british entrepreneur that was born last june and did
a... leading green it company.
mircea_popescu: you people have what's technically known as
a death wish.
mircea_popescu: bwahaha what do my eyes read. so some nut with
a ltc denominated pnb is "making an exchange" and that's where the noobdom is all excited to go ?
gribble: Error: "gank" is not
a valid command.
gribble: Error: "killsanta" is not
a valid command.
kakobrekla: i mean, he got kilos of btc from just keepin
a forum up and he even fails at that
BingoBoingo: kakobrekla: I'm not telling you you are nobody. I say you are
a good body. Thermos though....
BingoBoingo: What do I know about the 'Murican justice system though? All I have ALLEGEDLY done is solicit one elected official to kill another (emphasis on ALLEGEDLY). Anyone could see that any two elected officials though could be sodomygos and bound by darker forces than
a voter could summon.
BingoBoingo: In the worst case traffic cops have
a price. The price of BTC though seems to make traffic cops seem... inexpensive?
BingoBoingo: Eh, drinking and driving seems like
a much safer lapse of judgement than using
a web wallet.
BingoBoingo: If he iden't then.. well... since default doesn't exist in bitcoin he's still
a scammer until he makes people whole.
BingoBoingo: Fuck him if e can be identified. If he can't, well he's
a new n00b.
BingoBoingo: Maybe he learns
a new framework and sneaks
a new business model that isn't
a web wallet.
BingoBoingo: Any guessing on his age, ethnicity, or being
a dirty Jewess became moot when he signed with GPG his declaration of default.
kakobrekla: that wouldnt be
a minor any more anyway
BingoBoingo: kakobrekla: It seems so. Not that dox are useful for anything, but someone going by "Mt Dox" is trying to make
a name off of this doxxing
BingoBoingo: Here's the reference to being 28: Coinchat’s founder,
a 28-year-old male freelance web developer based in Australia who (in keeping with Bitcoin’s shadowy origins) wishes to remain anonymous to avoid any Bitcoin associated “drama” or the threat of “doxxing”, tells TechCrunch the service has been up and running for about five months. ->
http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/31/coinchat/ kakobrekla: at least he got himself
a silver membership with the foundation
BingoBoingo:
A decade younger than he claimed, back when he was solvent-ish
BingoBoingo: Maybe one of them gets
a mistrust discount for being
a child?
BingoBoingo: kakobrekla: I still can believe on the forum trust TradeFortress is only
a quarter as bad as Garr255
BingoBoingo: nubbins`: Looks like
a bit more than
a dusing.
monolithik: hopefully you should get
a warning in chrome when you try to visit in
a few days.
BingoBoingo: I can confirm IVANUS is just trying to spread
a windows wallet stealer.
Duffer1: you could always do what TaT did with Neo & Bee, offer
a multi exchange ipo
the20year: i knew he had
a stake, but he never updates me
Duffer1: and you didn't know he'll have
a stake in the new exchange?
the20year: My brother is looking at doing
a 2nd round at $2m-$3m , so i don't see why $1m would be impossible
monolithik: if you're open to issuing some shares via
a colored-coin, chromawallet will hopefully be ready to use on mainnet by the end of january.
the20year: That's the exchange I really want ot list on , but have had
a few guys tell me that it's gonna take too long
monolithik: market cap is meaningless when you float
a small amount of your coin, then place
a bunch of buy/sell orders at high prices to give the appearance of value
the20year: I think
a crypto would do better just due to where the market is on cryptos, many people are getting rich overnight with them, it'd beasier to gain investments that way than begging for people to buy shares
monolithik: it just sounds like
a normal real estate investment scheme, with
a cryptocurrency mashed into it for no apparent reason
the20year: Money flows back to the actual coinholders through active buy orders on public markets in terms of BTC/LTC, which then drives the actual coin prices up relative to the typical basket of crypto currencies, providing more value. At some point in the next 5 years, we then would set up
a coin exchange where coinholders can exchange coins for goods/services produced from the businesses. It's more than just housing, I want far
monolithik: well, I'm just not sure of the gain you get from using the cryptocurrency over
a regular REIT. I feel like
a coin makes sense when the actual work to be performed is computational in nature, such as verifying transactions, storing data, etc.
Duffer1: but then i'm not
a lawyer so.. :P
the20year: The idea is that the investments will be 'anonymous' in the sense that the average coinholder only gets
a monthly report with profit/loss figures, decisions the board makes, they don't have direct access to the properties. However the directors/founders will actually go to the properties and inspect them, providing reasonable insight into how efficient the businesses are.
Duffer1: which could be
a huge problem in the states unless you register as
a money transmitter
the20year: So, then those coins are invested, saved, used to further the coinage. The idea is to have
a foundation similar to the bitcoin foundation, but the financing for said foundation would be significantly higher because with each coin that's mined, more go back to the foundation then which invests in things that matter
the20year: Pretty similar to how they're doing it, except that there's
a extra # of coins per block found that goes back to the 'foundation' ala freicoin. Said coins are used to buy property/investments, which then cashflow back to the coinholders
Apocalyptic:
a reddit news feed on an asset management company's website
kakobrekla: slovenia just put out
a guidance for personal taxes and bitcoin. all trading and stuff is as it was tax free, mining is however taxed, on the paper.
Vexual: even malagodi didnt hop on
a plane to see wht gold mining in png looks like
Vexual: kill leak and scam and make
a newspaper
Vexual: santa is 600 years old, he pokes it in with
a stick
Vexual: just riding
a moose with
a tripped out tshirt
Vexual: has he got
a beard? my imagination is correct
Vexual: wanna do
a tshirt collabo in the new year nubs?
nubbins`: had
a salty, salty tibb's eve party last night
Vexual: strapping
a pineapple to your skateboard and letting security take it is not anything new
Vexual: cmon kids don't let prism have
a good year
Vexual: personally i think its
a noble endeavour
Vexual: thats what you get for starting
a free economics school
truffles: well i make
a non mustard one also so heh
Vexual: 4 metric shit tonne of prawns and
a few kilos of moreton bay bugs
Duffer1_: it's only
a gain if you're not the one holding the bag when those scammers cash out
netSam: I wanted to get in on the Doge fever and Scrypt mining on
a Geforce gpu sucks
mircea_popescu: if sturles is still around you can probably paypal him some dollars for
a little btc dust just so you have some
netSam: And MTgox wants
a wire transfer ---
mircea_popescu: it's
a good word, you know ? some countries are landlocked,
benkay`: the six month lag won't be that big of
a deal in the long run
Vexual: mr plassaras seems to drive himslef towards the solution that the imf should get
a fuckton of bitcoin there
mircea_popescu: many years later these shackles will be presented as
a symbol of opression,
benkay`: this appeared in
a conversation about e-cigarettes recently, where the idea of regulating these vaporizing devices was broadly hailed in the room as
a grand thing.
benkay`: we are so far gone that lack of regulation is
a vice.
benkay`: In
a paper entitled “Regulating Digital Currencies: Bringing Bitcoin Within the Reach of the IMF,” Nicholas
A. Plassaras suggests that the International Monetary Fund is ill-equipped to handle the widespread use of bitcoins into the foreign exchange market, highlighting the inability of the Fund to intervene in the event of
a speculative attack on
a country’s currency by bitcoin users.
ozbot: You'll Never Guess Where This FBI Agent Left
a Secret Interrogation Manual | Mother Jones
jborkl: So, the picture Hashfast twitted - had
a metal fork,
a tub of popcorn and
a case where I could not see
a power cord plugged in
nubbins`: and you get to fuck without
a rubber.
nubbins`: IUDs are
a bit more painful to insert if you haven't had
a kid yet
ozbot: Does the Fetus Feel Pain? Summary of
a Presentation
fiat500: protein with
a side of agony
nubbins`: the20year: got
a link? curious to read
benkay: always figured air played
a role in the production of sound with vocal cords
the20year: and the difference between
a baby inside
a person and
a baby outside said person?