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@wlord94

Student studying Computer Science and Mathematics; Degrees in Law, and Arts (majoring in Philosophy) — active interest in Economics, Finance and Technology

Melbourne Katılım Şubat 2015
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Huntling@wlord94·
@FinancialTimes Wages will simply decrease and rent will go up. This is economic terrorism. Don't forget that money is a media of exchange and can be used to buy shares; most will simply sell their shares (or have undiversified streams of income).
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Huntling@wlord94·
@TheTodayShow Except if you do increase the quantity of women in the field, you'll have done so by diluting quality, which reduces the perception of the quality of women (on average) in the field, meaning less women who may have othewise entered, would now be more reluctant to. Very dumb.
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The Today Show@TheTodayShow·
A Sydney university will LOWER the engineering entry bar for FEMALES as part of a plan to get more women into the field. Thoughts? #9Today
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Huntling@wlord94·
@sairasameerarao You're two-faced therefore other people are two-faced? Not even Sony makes projector screens as big as the one you cast.
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Huntling@wlord94·
@OfTelegraph @DavidAFrench If you're intent on firing, fire a warning shot at the ground first, the sound will likely scare the dog away. You don't fire with your eyes closed.
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Huntling@wlord94·
@TheStalwart If you think you can accumulate any significant amount of capital by parking it in a bank, you're seriously misguided. Many people accrue capital via investing in equities, this is risky since companies, you know, can go bankrupt.
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Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwart·
In all seriousness, it's interesting that a lot of hard money types who rail against socialism also think that "savers" (people who have accumulated capital over time) deserve free money for just holding their money in a bank.
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Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwart·
Imagine the level of privilege that is thinking you're entitled to a positive real rate of return without taking any risk.
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Huntling@wlord94·
@timjacobwise They will blow this election because they are out of touch (though you're right that a lot of the high-level policy isn't the issue in this election); I think you overemphasise the slight intersection between the two.
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Tim Wise@timjacobwise·
1/ If the Dems blow this election it will not be because they were "too far left on policy" or because they "weren't left enough." It will have little to do with policy at all. They are making a mistake caused by traditional consultant theory that does not apply here...
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Huntling@wlord94·
@realDailyWire Sanders is disappointed about how the real world operates, yet thinks he is capable of planning it.
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Daily Wire@realDailyWire·
Bernie Sanders Plans To Cut Staffers’ Hours To Pay $15 Minimum Wage, Complains About Them Talking To Media dlvr.it/R8pzk7
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𝚃𝚒𝚏𝚏𝚊𝚗𝚢 𝙷𝚊𝚢𝚍𝚎𝚗
𝚃𝚒𝚏𝚏𝚊𝚗𝚢 𝙷𝚊𝚢𝚍𝚎𝚗@haydentiff·
If the IP range 173.0.0.0 - 173.255.255.255 belonged to the NSA, this pooled mining effort becomes more interesting. Mining Server IP: 173.255.205.10 #Bitcoin @SenSchumer bitcointalk.org/index.php?topi…
𝚃𝚒𝚏𝚏𝚊𝚗𝚢 𝙷𝚊𝚢𝚍𝚎𝚗@haydentiff

Cryptome also reported the IP range 173.0.0.0 - 173.255.255.255 as "reallocated for NSA use." BitcoinGateway dot com Oct 2010 - 173.255.212.4

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Huntling@wlord94·
@WillyWonkaXRP @nbougalis It's inefficient even doing it in your head, you don't need to decompose both sides. You can simply go 35 x (10 + 2) or 12 x (30 + 5). Also, good luck multiplying two 5-digit numbers together with this method
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Huntling@wlord94·
@alistairmilne I wouldn't call listing one of the most popular cryptocurrencies that many users have demanded they list 0 benefit. As an aside, I also wouldn't consider CB's stubbornness on taking this long a particularly wise business decison.
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Huntling@wlord94·
@tushar_jain Pretty sure Ripple had something akin to this idea initially but pivoted away from it years ago due to feedback from prospective customers. When you understand why you might better understand the market you are investing in.
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Tushar Jain@tushar_jain·
3/ Ripple Inc is not a fiduciary to XRP holders. Holding XRP does not give you *any* claim on Ripple Inc's profits or success. Ripple Inc pivoting to a fiat-coin based strategy is in their best interest because it gives them the best chance of success.
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Tushar Jain@tushar_jain·
1/ @Ripple should create fiat-coins like USDC and use those for their inter-bank settlements. xRapid would be a superior product for banks if the cryptocurrency used was a fully regulated, collateralized & price stable fiat-coin rather than the very volatile $XRP.
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Huntling@wlord94·
@krakenfx Person asked you where they could buy ripple shares and you answered via your trading interface. All semantics aside, you simply failed to answer the question because you didn't read it.
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Kraken@krakenfx·
Dear XRP Army, Ripple is (and was first) a payment protocol whose native currency is XRP. You could suggest the eponymous company change its name (again) to avoid ambiguity. The convention is <protocol> <asset>, like: Ripple XRP, Ethereum ether, Bitcoin bitcoin, etc. 💙
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Terry Langston
Terry Langston@ImmoralButLegal·
Big money behind xrp shilling. Paid reputation management. Explains XRP social media army & the tidal wave in tweets anyone who mentions $Xrp...they are chasing "tips". Like a restaurant boosting their yelp & trip advisor reviews by paying reviewers. Artificial. Inmoral but legal
Wietse Wind - 🪝🛠 Xaman® + XRPL + Xahau@WietseWind

Amazing! The #XRPcommunity now has a $XRP TipBot balance of >10k $XRP, and even more amazing: for the first time the amount of total tipped $XRP is greater than the number of tips: the $XRP tip average > 1 $XRP. #funfact: 3429 users! 😍 Love this generous community! 🎉

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Huntling@wlord94·
@XRPTrump @haydentiff @XrpCenter @BryceWeiner @xrptipbot That is old; I think APRA may have raised it? It's also not always 1:1. If you have a government bond from X, credit rating AAA, and Y, credit rating BBB. Assuming the same 'value', I think a greater % of the AAA bond's value forms part of the prudential capital than the BBB.
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Bryce ☭@BryceWeiner·
First, $589 by EOY. Then, JPMorgan is secret lovers with Ripple, Inc. Now, Satoshi made Bitcoin to prove Ripple was a good idea. Dear lord, the XRP people have lost their damn minds.
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Huntling@wlord94·
@XRPTrump @XrpCenter @haydentiff @BryceWeiner Depending on the regulations, I'd imagine if a bank had some of its money deposited in another bank, depending on the credit ratings it would form some part of its prudential capital, same for reserves etc.
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Huntling@wlord94·
@XRPTrump @XrpCenter @haydentiff @BryceWeiner Depends if they get the regulatory capital required to allow them to service the loan within the regulations (they could raise equity capital). But otherwise, if they can't get the regulatory capital, no, they can't issue that loan without violating regulations.
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