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Bugpowder: I was trading the same day
as this guy
Bugpowder: and you can invest
as the house too
Chaaang-Noi: AM is mine
as well, i just bought the first order for 77 btc in march
dub: put my smile back together
as good
as any private plastic surgeons
Bugpowder: Founded by Suroosh Alvi, Shane Smith, and Gavin McInnes, the magazine was launched in 1994
as the Voice of Montreal with government funding, and the intention of the founders was to provide work and a community service.[5
mircea_popescu: [Update 12 Jan 2010: OK, I didn't get it done by Sep 2009. But I have been working on an advanced "Live Object" mechanism for Loom which will support not only Vending Machines but any other type of feature
as well.]
mircea_popescu: [Editor's note: Actually, the author of Loom has been planning a two-way internal asset exchange mechanism known
as a "Vending Machine" for some time. It should be rolled out within a few months, probably by Sep 2009.]
mircea_popescu: if they report it
as shares should report strike +- premium
mircea_popescu: they can be in cages. they do useful things
as part of being slaves.
mircea_popescu: duh. they THINK.
as if that's somehow conceivably wrong.
matthew_boyd: Getting better! I have the sub-reddit which I told you about which I know a lot of younger people use
as their source of income with bitcoins
matthew_boyd: Haha, I am trying to earn
as much trust
as possible, and try to make young people more accepted
davout: should post it on the forums, probably some folks willing to leave their bodies
as collateral for a few bitcents loans
Stardust: <bitcollapse> [06:24:37] mtgox will be finished
as a speculation venue // it's about time
bitcollapse: mtgox will be finished
as a speculation venue
dub: interestingly, friedcat has deleted the bit where he says 'obviously
as everyone knows there is no rule of law in china'
furuknap: In interesting news, AM has announced that they will do exactly what they have already been doing, except with much higher cost. This, of course, propels the prices upwards,
as you'd expect.
mircea_popescu: in exchange market (“Bitcoin Exchange Market”) from which prices are used to determine the Blended Bitcoin Price. The Trustee will determine the NAV of the Trust on each day the [EXCHANGE] is open for regular trading, (“Evaluation Day”)
as promptly
as practicable after 4:00 p.m.
mircea_popescu: The NAV of the Trust is the aggregate value of the Trust’s assets less its liabilities (which include estimated accrued but unpaid fees and expenses). In determining the NAV of the Trust, the Trustee will value the price of the Bitcoins in the Trust Custody Account
as determined by the relevant Blended Bitcoin Price. See “Overview of the Bitcoin Industry and Market” for a description of the operation of the Bitco
Stardust: "
As filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 1, 2013"
Stardust: i mean the continously pulling mecanism isn't relevant for the withdrawal process, it is
as to enforcing
Stardust: <davout>
as part of the rules to enforce // nevermind, misses that
davout:
as part of the rules to enforce
mircea_popescu: davout may work,
as lo9ng
as the auditors are trustable.
mircea_popescu: you're going to "imagine we use gpg to sign transactions on the client side so even if the attacker gets your server there's jack shit he can do
as he can't enter arbitrary txs" ?
mircea_popescu: where people keep feeding you one-chain transactions and then request returns which you process
as both-chains transactions
davout: mircea_popescu: blockchain split is irrelevant
as your incoming transactions are either accepted, or confirmed, but in the case the confirmations count for a given tx was reduced you'd be notified since the field would be defined
as "allowed to change only for a bigger integer"
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform that was my next q, why not just run your code both places
as is
davout: it will audit automatically if you plug it
as a hidden replication slave on your DB
davout: what's the drill with it ? have heard about it but
as far
as I understand they simply sell gift cards
davout: there is no such thing
as "bitcoin" anyway
mircea_popescu: the regulations are
as to the us dollars being useless, not
as to bitcoin.
bitcollapse: bitinstant is treating bitcoin
as some sort of advanced highly defined/regulated instrument
bitcollapse: bitcoin is not defined
as a financial instrument anywhere
pigeons: and its
as private
as your paypal info, you arent giving that address to anyone but bitinstant
davout: yet,
as an exchange you have to follow them, unless you want to live a quite painful experience
davout:
as in, we wouldn't have this debate
mircea_popescu:
as to the relevance :it's not just taxes. why should a shareholder that buys now get the benefit of an arbitrary charge for 1 year ?
davout: if I was you I would account it
as an expense every month
davout: the whole "it can't be taken
as a one time charge" is relevant when you use expenses to reduce your net result
as a way to reduce your taxes, i don't think it has much relevance in BTC-LAND
mircea_popescu: these btc can't be taken
as a one time charge,
as they reflect a multi-period thing
mircea_popescu: well in this sense the house you own is not "yours"
as you only have fee simple on it.
davout: since it's not going to stay in your books
as an asset
davout: (and i read that correctly on the MG statement, you have
as much outstanding warrants than issued shares, right?)
mircea_popescu: ok. company A has 100 shares issued, of which managwement owns 10. company A has 100 shares issued
as sws to mnanagement
davout: mircea_popescu: it doesn't have to be accounted for per-se, but the warrants list has to come with the financial statements, because
as you said it is something that needs to be taken into account to get a full picture of the company
davout: just account for it
as exceptional revenue when it comes in, if it does, any loss relative to the par market price will be borne by shareholders getting diluted at a bargain
mircea_popescu: this has to be accounted
as this is the point of accountingh
mircea_popescu: technically speaking they should be in the accounts
as they're a materially different situation than simply not existing
mircea_popescu: in the simplest translation of common law that even a napoleonic lout might get, they don't have tyhe right to THAT capital. just to something equivalent,
as practicable.
mircea_popescu: that's nonsense,
as the shareholders aren't owed any btc.
mircea_popescu: ya well, i can't make 12 columns
as i don't want to turn my blog into an aicraft carrier
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: so how will players build things?
as imsaguy alluded to, the crafting...
imsaguy: mircea_popescu:
as expected (again).
imsaguy: mircea_popescu:
as expected.
mircea_popescu: probably taken to extremes
as players will be able to create their own code/gfx etc too
mircea_popescu: . The value of destroyed items (such
as principally food, which will be required for all players) will instead cover game development and operational costs.
pankkake: oh, bitfury. I read it
as furry asics
furuknap: I'm nore thinking that people can be useful
as replacement bodies after their heads have been confiscated.
mircea_popescu: for all the talk of these financial cats the market's
as frozen
as antarctica.
dub: (which
as we all know there is no shortage of in btcland)
kakobrekla: Garr255: Also see how this thread got no responses, and the one accusing me gets hundreds. Seems
as though what was once a community here, now just enjoys ripping one another apart more than anything.
mod6: the nasty mining (i don't really follow the miner orgs
as much)
mircea_popescu: "RPG characters are young. Very young. The average age seems to be 15, unless the character is a decorated and battle-hardened soldier, in which case he might even be
as old
as 18. Such teenagers often have skills with multiple weapons and magic, years of experience, and never ever worry about their parents telling them to come home from adventuring before bedtime."
mircea_popescu: for that matter, asking this is akin to asking girls to please wear burkas,
as their nude hair is inflamatory to men generally
kakobrekla: Also, I encourage you to check out my existing mining ventures,
as I have been commended for being one of the most transparant people in the industry.
deadweasel: but you're saying he should have re-registered
as the mtgox Llc what have you?
deadweasel: hmm. good point mp.... i thought he simply misreprested his MSB questions,
as the answers technically changed in 2013..
mircea_popescu: with the result of being advised to do
as many of the motions
as possible on the theory that it'll maybe amount to good faith at the trial.
peterl: great and namworld have an exit strategy: they stop paying the daily dividend, the sahre price plummets
as everybody screams scam, and they buy the shares up cheap
mircea_popescu: something he actually clearly understands,
as displayed by the abandonment of "scammer tags" and the open system
mircea_popescu: theymos makes no representation
as to having a clue about finance.
mircea_popescu: "1. To the bondholder, you are right that it does not matter what the funds are being used for, so long
as the interest is paid."
ThickAsThieves: "BFL didn’t make that target, and
as such, it said it donated 1,000 BTC to the Bitcoin Development Fund (BDF). However, the BDF appears to have been created in May 2013 and provides no documentation that it is, in fact, a bona fide charity or nonprofit organization. Its website lists no actual people, street addresses, or phone numbers.
mircea_popescu: kinda too small for their age i guess, but im boiling them
as we speak
mircea_popescu: and yes all the scams will masquerade
as honest businesses hit by the mining collapse,
mircea_popescu: he can have the amenties of 1950 just
as soon
as 1947 years pass.