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Naphex: mircea
_popescu: fundamental value
Naphex: mircea
_popescu: well you can't use fiat
badon: mircea
_popescu: You're also too sophisticated for that kind of thinking (you're in bitcoin chans, afterall...)
badon: mircea
_popescu: Beware big gold, you can lose a lot of money on it.
badon: mircea
_popescu: Not true.
badon: mircea
_popescu: It's difficult to predict which coins will be valuable, but I'm literally writing the book on the subject.
nubbins`: mircea
_popescu look at the royal canadian mint for a perfect example. dozens of new designs per year, almost all of them would be "tales from the crypt volume 34" if they were books
nubbins`: mircea
_popescu i have more than once kicked a violent drunk out of a bar by suggesting that he leave 8)
badon: nubbins`: I'll repaste them, one sec. I started keeping a list of examples based on mircea
_popescu questions.
badon: Like mircea
_popescu said, "you're getting some traction"
jurov: mircea
_popescu: how is the foundation supposed to be zero asset corp. when it maintains treasury?
mircea_popescu: mike
_c: for "my" safety. except i'm not liable for fraud. so actually they are being a pain in my ass for their safety. fucking home depot. << haha EXACTLY.
mircea_popescu: mike
_c: assbot plz send donation to b-a donation address. << lol troll!
badon: mircea
_popescu: Just how to register with it.
badon: mircea
_popescu: Can you tell me about this "wot" thing that does voicing in here?
badon: mircea
_popescu: It's happened before.
badon: mircea
_popescu: I have a lot of enemies at the china-mint.info forum. They have tried to find fault, so ask them if I delete my own posts.
badon: mircea
_popescu: No, what is that?
badon: mircea
_popescu: That's when the discussion group was founded. I'm not sure how far back my articles go. At least to 2009, for articles that are still online on the SMF forum site.
badon: mircea
_popescu: I call my shots publicly. Check my track record at LBC. No financial analyst in any market ever in the history of ever has been as accurate as I am.
badon: mircea
_popescu: The lists are sortable by land area and population.
badon: mircea
_popescu: No, I'm talking about in general, historically, not only now.
badon: mircea
_popescu: That's an excellent example of why age and rarity alone are not good determinations of value, nor investment potential.
badon: mircea
_popescu: You are correct in your impression, to a degree.
badon: mircea
_popescu: Mintages of 500'000 are considered unusually small.
badon: mircea
_popescu: 100 coins produced.
badon: mircea
_popescu: Coins from China with a mintage of 100 can be bought for under $200 if you're lucky. The same coin in a mature numismatic market could sell for millions of dollars.
badon: mircea
_popescu: Yes, those would be trackable.
davout: mircea
_popescu: a way to speed the rollover up would be to not wait for each other to be around to perform our respective steps in the process
badon: mircea
_popescu: That's also why the market is so reliably profitable.
badon: mircea
_popescu: It is a challenge, truth be told, that's why the CC is so handy.
davout: mircea
_popescu: that's if you're around too
badon: mircea
_popescu, punkman: Have you heard of "the badon effect"?
davout: mircea
_popescu: successfully leading an it project: hard
badon: mircea
_popescu: Anyway, did you see the simple research example? It's basically checking past sales prices, but the power of the CC allows you to count the number of specimen appearances on the market to determine rarity. Ordinary price guides would just show a bunch of sales, with no epiphany that all those sales are actually only the same 2 coin specimens over and over. The number of sales alone would mislead you into thinking the
punkman: mircea
_popescu: no they are still working on that
badon: mircea
_popescu: You haven't seen anything yet. We use SMF at the CC forum as a bug tracking system.
badon: mircea
_popescu: Yes, I love SMF.
badon: mircea
_popescu: No, it's very tame business discussion group - basically my personal hobby/blog site.
badon: mircea
_popescu: Haha, no.
badon: mircea
_popescu: Hmm, OK, let me think for a bit about that. Maybe you could read the Fundly description?
badon: mircea
_popescu: I used my silver (and palladium, etc) profits to fund investments in rare modern Chinese coins, which I'm still doing.
badon: mircea
_popescu: It's sort of a comprehensive market database. It contains lots of fine-grained data, and it's also able to give a more general overview.
badon: mircea
_popescu: I was investing in silver when Bitcoin was $0.25.
badon: mircea
_popescu: Me? I'm badon.
assbot: Logged on 09-10-2013 03:46:03; mircea
_popescu: i am amused at the noobs that still don't grasp why their average bitcoin lifespan is less than a year.
mircea_popescu: ben
_vulpes: "Currently, digital currencies lack the basic protections consumers have come to expect when transacting online " << because what the "consumer" has "come to expect" is the fucking alpha and omega of the perceptible universe.
mircea_popescu: ben
_vulpes: mircea
_popescu: training wheels on a function wave? <<< yeah, you know, help you find it exists.
cazalla: ben
_vulpes, that's dated nov 13th, bit old by now, must've missed it at the time
ben_vulpes: mats
_cd03: the sj deploy hairball is entirely bash with a squirt of python to marshal aws resources
mats_cd03: ben
_vulpes: i'm building a dev env for website
ben_vulpes: mats
_cd03: what are you doing with dockerfiles?
assbot: Logged on 17-11-2014 04:35:56; asciilifeform: mircea
_popescu: they wish to steal not merely the farmer's cow, but to also steal the farmer's "having being stolen from" << usg (and the 'enlightenment') in one sentence.
decimation: mike
_c: you know the thing that pisses me off the most? every retail store/credit card company conspires to record every bit of information about you that they can
decimation: mike
_c: did it have a secret number on the front that you were only to share with pre-trusted individuals
decimation: mike
_c: are you saying that luck ain't got nothing to do with it?
assbot: f9beb4d9 #12: SUCCESS (stable); Comment: ben vulpes' rm
_rf
_upnp patch
decimation: re: regressive tax < pete
_dushenski made me aware that Russia actually has a regressive tax, probably for the same reason you think it is a good idea - the rich are more likely to pay
ben_vulpes: mircea
_popescu: training wheels on a function wave?