jeffalbertson
Joined 4 years ago
Joined 4 years ago
And in a different thread will trash bitcoin only focusing on its energy consumption and not its potential sound money properties.
If Bitcoin is bad, and the Fed (and every government ever) created a situation which will only lead to poverty & widening wealth gap, whats the solution?
sidenote - I discovered vladimirs blog a while back and love it. high quality content
Baseball is poorly marketed and is extremely slow to change (not always a bad thing). But an XBL, or something like it, would have been a stronger challenger to the MLB than the XFL was to the NFL.
I prefer take homes to live coding questions but ffs, ask me questions that will pertain to my day to day responsibilities and have me explain my code sample. No FE dev in 2022 is creating a bunch of HTML pages.
I like polygon and unfortunately feel like hacks/stolen funds are part of the maturing process for blockchain projects but im not yet ready to say they are building a reputation for solid secure code.
The best lessons I learned in college were off campus and developing my social skills (which is important).
The latter's religion has been based in seeing governments bailout bad actors with 0 consequences & devalue a currency astronomically over a 100 year period. Salaries are not keeping with the rise in asset prices which means the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Buying a house in CA as a millennial is laughable.
Bitcoin or a gold standard is the only system that encourages a thriving middle class economy and keeps the government from poor policy decisions. Bitcoin seems to be better than gold since its mobile, transparent, finite. But i'd welcome a return to a gold standard with open arms.
I believe that 1) not all solutions can be 100% perfect for all problems an 2) a medium of exchange created by the people is our only hope to keep the gov/fed from enslaving with us debt forever 3) Judging what should/should not be able to use electricity is a slippery slope.
25bps wont help 7.9% inflation. We cant substantially raise rates like the 80s because there is too much debt. The current war will cause trade & commodity issues that wont reveal themselves till late this year. The current admin just signed another 1.5 trillion. And they will keep creating money to finance war or bail out bad situations they themselves created. Middle class and lower are screwed