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dignork: mircea_popescu, sure, but so far bitcoin-otc based on WOT is
the closest
to OTC
that I've seen so far
dignork: mircea_popescu, you said before
that bitcoin-otc is irrelevant
fluffypony: unfortunately
the majority of
them are kinda-nerdy-oh-look-here-I-can-get-rich
mircea_popescu: the various fiat jurisdictions had ~5 years
to get
their shit
together and suck our cock enough
to acquire
this revenue stream.
fluffypony: I have a lot of people I know
that prefer
to buy from me instead of buying on
the local exchange
mircea_popescu: if you want 20k worth of btc, no fucking way you'll
take
that level of service. just find an escort
that does COF CIM and BTC
mircea_popescu: they've painted
themselves in a corner, basically. if all you wanna do is buy 20 bucks wortha btc
to "have some", no way in fuck do you go
through all
the caudine forkland of "send us a pic with you holding a seal". odds are you don't even have a phone.
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mike_c: but
the new cat photos captcha should prevent
that.
nubbins`: educating -otc on
the perils of referring
to cash-in-mail as CIM
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mircea_popescu: ThickAsThieves dvsdude benkay` what
the shit, letterman was supposed
to be a comic neh ? colbert is now funny ?
daybyter: but I want
to use a strategy
that is a lot more simple.
keonne: i'm incredibly anal when it comes
to design, and more engineers go crazy working with me
daybyter: I already got most of
the stuff running on desktop.
benkay`: and you don't have
the budget
to pay for its production?
daybyter: maybe manual
trading, but I wanted
to start as simple as possible.
keonne: daybyter: sorry man, i really dont have
the
time
daybyter: maybe share
the profit, if
the app could be sold.
daybyter: looking for someone
to make a pretty app.
nubbins`: i was briefly excited when i saw
the "recent changes" page until i
took a closer look :D
daybyter: and currently port some stuff
to android.
mike_c: nubbins, i copied over your password hash so you should be able
to login
keonne: and if
they wanted
to bitch at me
their least favourite
things
keonne: current i am redoing
the blockchain android wallet, which is why i as asking earlier if anyone used it
daybyter: I want
to create an android app and look for help with
the UI.
ozbot: Filantropica pe
Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.
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keonne: let us know how
that goes
nubbins`: i should
try
this on my wife when she gets home
nubbins`: i want
to enter your bloody
tunnel
nubbins`: if we were fencing, i'd say
touche
daybyter: maybe I'm just
the first one who had
this idea? :-)
nubbins`: i googled everything back in
the days of writing code ;D
daybyter: I used antenna back in
the days of j2me projects.
daybyter: add android.jar
to
the required libs?
daybyter: no I wonder how
to compile it best.
daybyter: I have a lib
that should run on desktop and android.
fluffypony: keonne: I was about
to say
the same
thing
keonne: daybyter: not being snarky but dont all android devs have
to know java? i
thought
that was part of
the deal.
nubbins`: it could be argued
that you just picked
the wrong provider
to start with
nubbins`: to make it worth $500, you'd need
to save ~$21/mo by switching providers
nubbins`: ostensibly you're changing providers
to get a better rate
keonne: in UK i go
to
the corner shop
keonne: i remmeber not even being able
to get a sim card in canada
nubbins`: which (sorry
to ruin
the surprise) was
the crux of my argument
TomServo: nubbins`: I'm just saying,
that is what makes it a "better deal"
to some people.
keonne: and i have unlimited 4g data in both
the US and Europe
nubbins`: keonne: well,
that depends heavily on how good you are at bargaining
TomServo: nubbins`: I
think it depends on how much you value being able
to switch carriers on a whim.
keonne: how much is
the contract per month?
nubbins`: $700 straight-up or $200 on a
two-year contract
keonne: depends on
the price of
the phone
nubbins`: explain
to me how buying
the phone outright is a better deal in
the long run
keonne: or not be on a
train going into
tunnels
truffles: im gonna aim for
that 200 next phone!
nubbins`: well,
that certainly answers a different question
nubbins`: or you spend
the extra $500, and
two years later, you own your phone
nubbins`: suppose you save $500 by getting a subsidy. at
the end of your
two-year contract, you own your phone
nubbins`: might as well put a coca-cola logo on
there
truffles: ppl actually back
things up with scientific data itc? pfff
nubbins`: no doubt you've got some math
to back
that up